-We begin today’s rattle with an interesting story about an Indian-or Muslim, depending upon PR needs of the open borders squad-athlete who was ushered into this country by our very own Senator Chuck Schumer. Unfortunately, this gifted sportsman is also a sex offender. Perhaps this isn’t quite as bad as having an alien interning...
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One of the more gratifying experiences I’ve had over the past year has been witnessing the support you’ve shown for Seavey and Perry on Culture. Although this podcasting experiment has ended, it left me with a deep appreciation for the world of film and film criticism and awareness of how much some of you...
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Just as the summer blockbuster season reaches its climax, with the eagerly anticipated release of Guardians of the Galaxy, Seavey and Perry return to the world of podcasting for an exploration of the latest crop of science-fiction and action-adventure flicks. We also examine the strengths and weaknesses of open borders advocate/grindhouse director Robert Rodriguez’s...
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Summer is the season of big budget, blockbuster Hollywood releases. In the latest edition of Seavey/Perry, we explore some of the more ostentatious displays of film pyrotechnics. Enjoy.
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The summer movie season is upon us, but in addition to the usual action-packed blockbusters which never fail to disappoint, there are a host of comedies that attempt to tickle the average moviegoer’s funny bone. One such film is Seth MacFarlane’s A Million Ways to Die in the West, which has a rather...
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The latest installment of Seavey/Perry explores Hollywood’s attempt to reinvigorate one of our favorite dystopian film franchises dealing with the societal fallout from nuclear fusion. That’s right, it’s Mothra’s arch-nemesis Godzilla! Tell us what you think about the latest iteration on a classic cinematic monster, including whether or not you agree with Japanese...
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The latest installment of Seavey/Perry examines Hollywood’s latest superhero, who, it must be said, is a vast improvement upon her predecessors. We’re looking at you, Jennifer Garner.
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The latest installment of the entertainment podcast sweeping the nation has arrived! Our apologies for any audio difficulties you might encounter, and a promise to rectify that bug in the future. Until then, enjoy my thoughts on Pete Seeger’s passing-and cultural influence, both negative and positive-as well as Wes Anderson’s latest (unsuccessful) attempt...
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This film sounds so delightfully atrocious that we’re moderately interested in seeing just how bad the final product is, should it come to fruition. Much like La Misma Luna, the protagonist of this feature is a beleaguered yet ambitious DREAMer. Who better to tug on the heart strings of credulous cineastes as Congress attempts...
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Update: A list of the Republican senators who abandoned their constituents. The chart above-compiled by the Federation for American Immigration Reform-illustrates how the Gang of Eight bill rewards criminality-at least, if the crimes are being perpetrated by a favored political constituency. In this case, illegal aliens. Tonight the Senate will vote upon the...
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