We dive into the potential for falsity in recorded history, midgets in film, the power of paperback publications and silly ritualistic practices in the modern world.

Ethnic backgrounds and false homogeny.

A pressing need for systemic change and the ageing character of the early 90’s spoof movie comedy.

Tinfoil hat wearing and an exploration in cynicism and clerical theism.

An exploration of the rippling effect of the industrial revolution into the arts and the caveats to personal brands.

An admittedly divergent discussion on the socio-political implications of Peter Benchley’s original novel “Jaws” and a realisation of our unsuitability for the role of lawmakers.

The waning of our collective attention span; the cinema business in decay; holocaust deniers and what’s option paralysis?

Károly gets his nerves pricked by an insult to the art of film.

Appreciation for Margaret Atwood; discourse on the evils of dragons and an abridged history of straight edge.