Joe D. Ape
I am the progeny of Red Peter. Humanised and horrified.
Sometimes honoured.
Most of all, making do.
Here is my report so far.
The title caught the eye of my aunt after her parents passed away and she thought the book would resonate […]
I don’t want to oversell this, but Alan Moore is a genius. A once in a generation talent that has […]
Humans love to mix things together. Oil and water, religion and politics, cheese and chocolate. But perhaps one of their […]
I first watched the film A Clockwork Orange back when I was in film school. Kubrick’s motion picture vision having […]
Somewhere near the height of Ashton Kutcher’s career, or on the way to that peak, he appeared in this film. […]
Being an outsider to the regular stream of human consciousness I’ve always felt some kind of affinity for characters and […]
The title caught the eye of my aunt after her parents passed away and she thought the book would resonate […]
I don’t want to oversell this, but Alan Moore is a genius. A once in a generation talent that has […]
Humans love to mix things together. Oil and water, religion and politics, cheese and chocolate. But perhaps one of their […]
I first watched the film A Clockwork Orange back when I was in film school. Kubrick’s motion picture vision having […]
Somewhere near the height of Ashton Kutcher’s career, or on the way to that peak, he appeared in this film. […]
Being an outsider to the regular stream of human consciousness I’ve always felt some kind of affinity for characters and […]
Close the door. Leave the house. Walk into the veld or the woods or the desert. Be a mouse. Be […]
This story starts with a Superman who doesn’t know he’s Superman yet. The Daily Planet is still calling him the […]
The actors in this film series are quite well cast. Andrew Garfield is a good Peter Parker, Emma Stone a […]
I remember when this film came out, back in what may have been the greatest year in film history: 1999. […]
So I came across this film The Three Musketeers from 2023. It was bad. I only got through about 5 […]
“All for one and one for all”. What a famous line. It speaks so simply and purely to a sense […]
If you’d like a longer introduction than that you can read more about what the hell is going on by clicking below.