Buch-Review: Die Stadt der Blinden von José Saramago
This book is the opposite of feelgood literature. Blindness is an enigmatic book doing its best to hinder you from entry. Each page is a struggle in reception due to…
Movie Review: Tod auf dem Nil
Classic whodunnit with the mandatory final confrontation of all suspects. Has the subtle pleasure of crossing off a checklist.
Movie Review: Fright Night
Yes, it really is Marcy Rhoades as femme fatale! Fright Night is a cheap B-movie but a good one. It sparkles with ideas and knows not to take itself too…
Movie Review: Burn After Reading
Usual well-made Coen fare but kind of pointless this time for me. No need for an agent movie satire.
Movie Review: Bonnie und Clyde
Ahead of its time in its storytelling. Until the very end, I couldn't get used to the obvious omissions in the plot. You know why a scene such as Bonnie…
Movie Review: Gluten, der Feind in deinem Brot
Gluten isn't the core of the issue. It's the whole agricultural industry with usage of glyphosate and food processed to death. I'll buy bread from the bio bakery from tomorrow…
Brettspiel-Review: Paleo
Hans im Glück probably is my favourite publisher and I enjoy their midweight line of games. But Paleo is a disappointment. It's a cooperative game that sets out tell a…
Brettspiel-Review: Die verlorenen Ruinen von Arnak
I barely played any boardgames in 2020 and for the first time in almost 15 years I didn't follow the new releases closely. I noticed that Arnak was one of…
Ein Raumschiff namens Helva von Anne McCaffrey
Brainship took me by surprise. I read it as part of a collection of 12 SF volumes with a total of 36 SF books from the 50's to the 70's.…
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