September 2023 Archives

This seems like the epitome of an “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” situation.

Critics respond to the original sci-fi film starring John David Washington, Gemma Chan, and Ken Watanabe.

Just in time for Halloween, the festival will feature a world-spanning mix of classic horror titles and newer ones.

The Julies return after nearly 30 years with an album of mature, reflective indie pop.

The Scottish author interweaves ominous soundscapes with broadcasts and audio journals to create a disquieting cosmic horror narrative.

Sadly, SangHeon Kim’s Quest app stopped working after 2017’s release of iOS 11.

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episodes (yes, plural!) highlight the music and influence of Slowdive.

The upcoming film explores the darker side of Japan’s Heian period.

Physical media for the win.

The sprawling space opera series inspired by Yoshiki Tanaka’s novels gets a modern remake courtesy of Production I.G.

The dream pop-meets-drum n’ bass classic celebrates its 25th anniversary with outtakes, remixes, and live performances.

Now that Dune: Part Two’s been pushed to 2024, this is my most anticipated movie of 2023.

The pairing of introspective lyrics and evolved sonics leads to a quality of reflection that’s unique in Slowdive’s catalog.

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

A lovely slice of dark ambience that’s over far too soon.

August was the site’s busiest month so far in 2023.

Bela Lugosi, Emmet Brickowski, Easy Company, the USS Cerritos, and more.