Ironwolf

The official trailer from the forthcoming second direct-to-DVD movie!

Back in 2006 I wrote a post about discovering the source of one of my childhood nightmares: a remarkable teleplay by Jim Henson called The Cube. If you’re up for having your mind warped, you can watch it here:
Now a German production company is bringing The Cube to the theatre stage as KUBUS. Sorry, no [...]

Last year I did a post on the subject of What Would Jesus Buy? Who could have predicted that the Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping would choose that very title for their new documentary? Surely this choice is too much to be a coincidence! No, this confluence of events is a sure [...]

I finally bought the DVD of the documentary Fuck, (previously mentioned here) which I thoroughly enjoyed and which I think any serious advocate of free speech should see.
Incidentally, Bill Plympton provides interstitial animation throughout the film and contributes an interview to the DVD’s supplemental features. Seeing his work again brought back fond memories of seeing [...]

Even though the Evolution vs. Intelligent Design debate has cooled off a little since the Kitzmiller decision, there are more people than ever who now rally around the Intelligent Design banner. So I’m glad the more rationally-minded among us are still at it with pieces like the 2006 documentary Flock of Dodos, which contains the [...]

Dr. Roy Walford has been a distant hero of mine since I first read his book, The 120 Year Diet quite a few years ago. Walford pioneered research into Caloric Restriction with Optimum Nutrition (CR-ON) as a means of extending the life-span of any species, including humans. A respected researcher, he was also his own [...]

What in hell is going on in Texas?
Although in 2003 the Supreme Court (Lawrence v. Texas) finally struck down the criminal prohibition of homosexual sodomy nationwide, Texas is still the laughingstock of the nation when it comes to meddling in the private affairs of others. Still on the books is the Texas obscenity statute, which [...]

May 2007 will see the release of Flatland: The Movie [trailer], based on Edwin A. Abbott’s imaginative 1884 work Flatland.

Download a PDF of the original work via Google Books.

There have been over 100,000 victims of clergy sexual abuse in the United States alone.
The Catholic church has spend over $1 billion in legal settlements.
Over 3,500 priests have been reported as pedophiles.
But no priest has ever admitted the truth.
Until now.
Official site with high-quality trailer and theater listings.

I’m anticipating the delivery of Richard Dawkins‘ new book, The God Delusion. In it and other appearances, Dawkins has recently proposed that indoctrinating children with religious ideas, or calling a child (for example) a “Catholic child” or a “Muslim child” should rightly be seen as a form of child abuse.
Sound a tad overboard?
Watch this…