BOOK RECOS

FILM RECOS

  • When washed-up TV star Tony Danza gets mistaken for a notorious mob boss, he decides to play along to revive his career. But as he delves deeper into the criminal underworld, he must navigate a dangerous game of deception while discovering what it truly means to be 'The Tony Boss.’

  • A group of teenagers venture into the woods for a weekend getaway, only to find themselves hopelessly lost and battling a terrifying boredom that drives them to the brink of madness. As their sanity unravels, they discover that the true horror lies within their own minds.

  • After a freak accident leaves a married couple with amnesia, they embark on a hilarious and heartwarming journey to rediscover each other and fall in love all over again, despite having no memory of their past together or their stale, loveless marriage.

  • In a neon-drenched, dystopian shopping mall on Christmas Eve, a washed-up ex-cop turned mall Santa (Bruce Mallace) must team up with a hyper-intelligent baby chimpanzee with a knack for hacking to thwart a gang of cybernetic Grinches hellbent on stealing the future of Christmas — and the mall itself — in Total Remall.

  • In the idyllic suburbs of Whitney Falls, two rebellious teens from rival cliques must set aside their differences to uncover the shocking truth: the town's beloved new electronics are part of a sinister plot to exterminate humanity. With the clock ticking and sparks flying—both romantically and literally—they embark on a high-voltage quest to find the master plug and pull it, before the Electric Apocalypse consumes them all.

MUSIC RECOS

  • The sophomore album from Greenland’s The Scientific Singers is full of interesting harmonies and many, many allusions to the moon. Like, lots of talk about the moon. They also made all of their instruments out of ice. Worth a listen if you’re recovering from an accident, or if you’re really into the moon.

  • Electro Polka (1986) is the record breaking 34th album from polka trio Hans, Arlo and Murray and came only 60 days after their previous release. It’s as if they just played the same eight polka standards with different instruments each time out… This one is synth.

  • The debut album from Irish boy band 3+Ned is fairly derivative of the genre, but the rendition of Danny Boy is interesting. I just feel bad for Ned (pictured left).

  • "Terry Tacoma Sings" is the heartfelt debut album from former NFL quarterback Terry Tacoma, trading touchdowns for twang. Featuring a soulful blend of classic country ballads and boot-stomping anthems, Tacoma brings his larger-than-life personality and surprising vocal chops to tracks like "Friday Night Lights, Saturday Bar Fights" and the tearjerker "Fourth Down and Wrong" With lyrics that tackle love, loss, and the glory days, this is a playbook of emotion and grit that proves Terry’s talent doesn’t end on the field—it’s just getting started in the studio.