Good Old Reliable Janet
Good Old Reliable Janet is the second episode of season three of Three’s Company, and the thirty-third overall episode of the series. Directed by Dave
Something Very, Very Strange in These Old Woods
The work of American filmmaker and artist David Lynch has always invited a broad spectrum of interpretations and readings, yet leaving his viewers often alone
5 Things Wrong With the Palace Arcade in Stranger Things
For the most part, Stranger Things 2 offered a faithful recreation of ’80s culture. Set design is always an important part of any production, and
Secondary roads are preferred…
“Plans are deliberately indefinite, more to travel than to arrive anywhere. We are just vacationing. Secondary roads are preferred. Paved county roads are the best,
Hot Dogging
People were flying through the air on skis long before the Wright Brothers took to the sky. However, freestyle skiing, or ‘hot dogging’ as it
Scooby-Doo Mystery in Persia
Did you know there’s a 1973 episode of The New Scooby-Doo Movies that completely broke all the franchise rules? If you remember watching “Mystery in
Friendship and Fiendship
Popular culture, including literature and film, often extols the value of friendship and the important emotional role it plays in the lives of women and
Before We Were Pro
Long before we got purpose-built BMX bikes, we ran what we had. We pulled the fenders and reflectors off, spraypainted them, and launched with reckless
The music legend Patti Smith never connected with
She already had a weak stomach for the corporate version of rock and roll that filled arenas around the world throughout the 1970s, and while
Exploring Mexico’s Zone of Silence, Where Radio Signals Fail and Meteorites Crash
The Mexican version of the Bermuda Triangle has its fair share of alien rumors. There’s an area in the Chihuahuan Desert in northern Mexico where
From the Margins to the Mall: The Lifecycle of Subcultures
Founded in 1940, Pinnacle was a rural Jamaican commune providing its black residents a “socialistic life” removed from the oppression of British colonialism. Its founder,
sacred suffering, or the ecstasy of self-destruction
Pain is the most common thing in our world. We’ve all felt it, witnessed it, forgotten it, forgiven it. Every day we wake up to