Assemblog: June 1, 2012
Published on June 1st, 2012 in: Assemblog, Horror, Movies, Music, Trailers |
Holy Motors, 2012
New on Popshifter this week: a review of Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life and the highly anticipated Prometheus. There are also fifteen (!) new articles from our May/June issue, True Patriot Love.
Assemblog: May 25, 2012
Published on May 25th, 2012 in: Assemblog, Canadian Content, Horror, Movies, Trailers, TV |
The Great Gatsby, 2012
Photo credit: Warner Bros.
New this week on Popshifter: The Monks; reviews of The Quintet: Jazz At Massey Hall, Max Payne 3, Ernie Kovacs: Percy Dovetonsils . . . thpeaks, and The Lowbrow Reader Reader; plus When Community Is A Commodity
Assemblog: May 18, 2012
Published on May 18th, 2012 in: Assemblog, Comics, Feminism, Horror, Movies, Music, Trailers, TV |
Donna Summer, 1948 – 2012
New on Popshifter this week: Reviews of the remastered reissues of The Bill Evans Trio’s Moon Beams and Thelonious Monk’s Misterioso
Assemblog: May 11, 2012
Published on May 11th, 2012 in: Assemblog, Copyright/Piracy, DVD, Horror, Movies, Music, The Internets, Trailers, TV, Video |
Livide
New on Popshifter this week: Reviews of Turing Machine’s latest release What is the Meaning of What, the remastered reissue of Hey Little Richard, and You and I in Heaven, the new EP from Tyburn Saints.
Assemblog: May 4, 2012
Published on May 4th, 2012 in: Assemblog, Comics, Movies, Science and Technology, Streaming, Trailers |
“I’m not wearing hockey pads.”
New on Popshifter this week: Part Four of the ongoing hilarity of “so bad they’re good” YouTube videos from around the world; reviews of new releases by Chelle Rose and Portland Cello Project; The Lake Effect’s Expect Delays EP; Dave Martin’s Natural Selection; and whether or not The Avengers is a “chick flick.”
Assemblog: April 20, 2012
Published on April 20th, 2012 in: Assemblog, Blu-Ray, Books, Copyright/Piracy, Movies, Music, Trailers, Video |
Dick Clark: 1929 – 2012
Today I’m introducing a new feature on Popshifter, the Assemblog: a collection of what has captured my attention this week, pop-culturally speaking.
New on Popshifter this week: a spoiler-free review of Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon’s remarkable The Cabin in the Woods and praise for Who Cooks For You?, the latest release from Johnny Headband.