The CV

Jaws @ 50

Fifty years of "Jaws" sounds insane, but more than that, it makes me feel really fucking ancient. I remember seeing the film on TV when I was like four or five, so the early 1980s, and just falling in love with it instantly. That's pretty much

Jurassic World: Rebirth

Apparently, people in the future will be bored of dinosaurs. This is the line that Gareth Edwards' 2025 blockbuster sequel, "Jurassic World: Rebirth," takes, being set two years from now in a world where interest in giant lizards has waned to the point where museums are being

Mapping the Interior

Stephen Graham Jones is one of the best contemporary authors of genre fiction. Don't ask me, just do a search and see the illustrious list of names of literary favourites who have praised his very unique and personal writing. The first of his books that I read was

Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story

Christopher Reeve was many things. A terrific actor, a conscientious fellow, and a fierce activist. He was, of course, also Superman. That was the role that defined him when he was alive, and continues to define him long after his death. "Super/Man," as the title suggests, is