Here’s a sad thing to post, but it must be posted nonetheless.
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How do I avoid phrasing this as an apology? There is some very convincing brainfarts burbling deep down, none of which sounds very attractive as a Complete Thought One Can Be Proud To Share Online, all arguing against apologizing. They go something like:
“As compelling an argument exists that the modern internet is a mistake, as exists that God’s humanity are a fallen species,” and,
“Performativity is a cancer killing the modern internet, and retarding human social skills,” and,
“You have no one to apologize to, especially for the way you, a man rapidly approaching his 40s, have been living.”
So I won’t apologize. I’ll say something else. I will resist the urge.
Continue ReadingDeck the Halls
GBU Season 5, Episode 3: Haggard: The Movie

The unthinkable has happened. GBU has officially crossed over with another podcast!
continue readingGBU Season 5, Episode 2: Crimes of the Future

Kicking off Spooktober a little early, is David Cronenberg’s first body horror movie in like twenty years.
continue readingGummo

I wonder what I would think of this film if I didn’t live 25 minutes from Xenia, where it is set but not filmed. I have a really hard time getting past that single fact: this is filmed in a place that bears little resemblance to Xenia.
continue readingCyrano

I confess that I am nothing but a bundle of biases and that my interest in the picture waned on finding out it was a musical; I also admit that my interest then waxed on finding out the music was written by members of Cincinnati indie band The National. I wonder what my opinion would have been had I not known that. Would I have appreciated the music as much, or listened to it less closely?
continue readingThe Batman

I wouldn’t say I bought the hype necessarily, but I was disappointed I didn’t like this movie more in the end. While it stands taller than most comic movies these days, I have my criticisms.
continue readingThe Invasion
GBU Season 5, Episode 1: Catchup ’22
We’re back, and with a bunch of visual aids.





