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A Low-Budget Ratpocalypse – The Underrated NYC Horror Movie ‘Mulberry Street’

Luiz H. C. 28 Days Later, Editorials, Jim Mickle, Larry Fessenden, Longform, Movies, Mulberry Street, new york, Nick Damici, Night of the Living Dead, romero, Zombie

Apocalyptic infection flicks rarely show the initial chaos of their respective outbreaks. In fact, most zombie movies tend to skip over the downfall of civilization entirely, focusing on what happens after society has already collapsed. And even when these stories dare to take place during the immediate aftermath of a global crisis, most filmmakers (like […]

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The Ultimate Punchline: “Seinfeld” and the Restrained Jubilation of Death in Comedy

Daniel Kurland Curb Your Enthusiasm, Death, Editorials, new york, Seinfeld, Serial Killer, sitcoms, TV

Seinfeld’s fascination with murder and death is the silly sitcom’s secret weapon that often goes overlooked. ”I could have killed you and nobody would have known.” ”I could have killed you and nobody would have known.” Seinfeld is glibly described as a “show about nothing,” but it’s actually a comedy that obsesses over the minutiae […]

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