Jason Arment warns about ignoring incels and eco-fascists becoming more rampant and widespread; the coalescing of specific ideologies should be more closely examined.
Climax Is Psychological Dance-Off Horror
Jason Arment reviews the film Climax. This movie may start with a dance-off, but you better be prepared.
Both Taboo and Transcendent: To Dust, a Film Review
Jason Arment reviews the film To Dust. While the movie is macabre, it explores so much more than that.
Film Review: Tito and the Birds
Jason Arment reviews the animated film Tito and the Birds.
Film Review: Lords of Chaos
Jason Arment reviews Lords of Chaos, bringing the story of Black Metal’s birth to the silver screen.
The Ritual: An Examination of Judgment and Escapism
Jason Arment reviews the Netflix horror movie The Ritual based on Adam Nevill’s novel involving a group of friends and their nightmarish trip through the woods.
Mandy vs The House That Jack Built: When Cinema Becomes Ideological Killdozer
Jason Arment reviews the two movies Mandy and The House That Jack Built and distinguishes them as parody versus satire.
Nerdpocalypse
The Nerdpocalypse is upon us. Pay attention to what is happening, there are real-life implications that are impacting both individuals and society alike.
2017 Year in Review: Top 10 Articles from The Big Smoke America
2017 was quite a year. The Big Smoke America is now two years old and has published nearly 1,000 articles and essays. Here are the Top 10 from 2017.
Gendering Watches
Seeking or gifting a new watch this season? If it’s for a man wanting a simple design, you might try the selection of “women’s” watches instead, as Jason Arment learned.