Carver: 2008
Written/Directed: Frank Guerrero
Starring: Matt Carmondy, Neil Kubath, Ursula Taherian
In brutal form, Carver tells the story of naïve young adults that go camping in a small mountain community never to return. Even as I write this review I’m unsure how I will rate the movie at the end. First, Carver has some very positive points, which I will get to later. I will begin with what I didn’t like and what for me, kept it from being a good film.
The biggest problem I had with Carver was …

Two thousand twelve is not going to be a quiet year for music. Already this year has bequeathed us Opus Della Morte , Indy’s first metal supergroup. This is the new band that could really take their music beyond the local scene, while also garnering some much needed attention and respect for metal in the city of Indianapolis. The group combines the talents of several Indiana based metal bands- Rejicide, Shattercore, Blokhed, Amongst the Swarm, Run Amok et. al – that carry with them an extremely large and loyal following.
The …

I picked up the novel The Wolfman by almost a preternatural sense. I was in my neighborhood public library (which is one of the largest braches in the city) and amongst the books on the last bookshelf I just walk right to it. I had not been scanning the shelves looking for something to read; in fact I had just finished looking in the movie rentals section. I turned around and walked right to it. I felt like I was supposed to read it.
The debut novel from Nicholas Pekearo reads …