Netflix is great, yada, yada, yada, but be smart, cut your cable (because we all know you loathe that company anyways) and get Hulu. And do it in time for May because starting on the first of the month, you can watch Freddy Krueger slash teenagers to pieces…everybody wins! (Except your cable company.) Hulu has become my…
Next month, Jimmy Kimmel will host an SCTV cast reunion in Toronto that will form the base of an upcoming documentary directed by the legendary Martin Scorsese for Netflix. Reuniting are Joe Flaherty, Eugene Levy, Andrea Martin, Catherine O’Hara, Martin Short and Dave Thomas. On May 13th, the comedy troupe will join in front of a live audience for…
When Prince passed away in 2016, artist Christine Stein painted his likeness on a piece of plywood at her Citrus Heights, Cali. home. She strategically placed the mural underneath a shrub outside and that shrub is now beautifully blooming. Here’s the before and after: #Prince at #432Hz ! #RIPprince #art #CitrusHeights A post shared by…
Last week, I learned that another Nick Caruso—a Nick Caruso who is not me— wrote a book called, Does It Fart? The Definitive Field Guide to Animal Flatulence. I jokingly tweeted that I was going to tell all my friends the book was mine because 1) the book’s concept is hysterical and 2) the obvious same-name gag. (Public…
One of rock’s most mysterious and talked about bands is giving fans a rare glimpse behind-the-scenes via a series of intimate music clinics. Tool’s drummer Danny Carey, bass player Justin Chancellor and guitar player Adam Jones will be walking attendees through a handful of the band’s songs, from the process of writing them to playing…
Child’s Play fans can finally rejoice! Thanks to a Kickstarter campaign by Trick or Treat Studios, you can finally own a full-size replica of the classic Good Guys doll. The upcoming doll releasing later this year is made entirely from screen-used molds and material and is now available for pre-order. Per the campaign: “The Officially Licensed…
There are certain music-centric films in the 90’s that defined a generation. Empire Records probably isn’t one of them. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t a huge faction of 90’s kids who grew up idolizing the Empire bunch, envious of their record store gigs, musical taste and Music Town uniforms (well, maybe not that last one.) Some…
The resurgence of smart, well-crafted horror of late has been incredibly satisfying. Movies like The Witch, Get Out, The Blackcoat’s Daughter and It have shown the world that the genre is far more than teen screams and incessant tropes. Next in line to help redefine the scene is A Quiet Place, a PG-13 film that gushes heart, not blood, but still manages to…
Eighteen movies and a decade later, the Russo Brothers’ Avengers: Infinity War is drawing nigh. I’ve read zero of the original Marvel comics, but from what I can surmise, this one’s going to be riddled with death, betrayal and all sorts of juicy, spoilery moments. And the Russos want you to STFU about them. The directing duo…
A love scorned stranger walks into a diner, jet-black hair down to his shoulders and a real affinity for donning sunglasses at night. He’s rocking a mean floor-length trenchcoat that hides his trusty raygun he busts out mid-video. He screams with no abandon, “I used to love you!” in a vaguely, maybe-European accent that is, by now, completely unmistakable: Ladies…