REFTA REVIEWED ON GMA NEWS ONLINE
October 1, 2013
Now we’re talking. Best review so far since she got all the nuances / subtleties. Thanks, GNO!
IN THE FUTURE, THERE WILL BE TRANS-HUMAN ROBOTS
September 19, 2013
Matt Damon as ex-criminal turned sci-fi savior? You can buy it with this one, from the same director of “District 9.” Read the rest of this entry »
DURUGISTA, ETC
June 9, 2013
My review of the newest Soderbergh movie, “Side Effects” is now up online. Not exactly a PSA for a drug-free America, it does raise some serious shtie about the abuse of prescription pills. Read the rest of this entry »
FEAR AND GONZO (KMFDM at DIG Radio’s The BJ Show)
May 23, 2013
Look ma, I’m on intarwebz TV! Read the rest of this entry »
BROMANCING THE BEER BABE
April 29, 2013
NOTE: Another unpublished piece. This one was too product heavy that it smacked of PR. I tried not to make it sound like spin so this is the little gremlin that came out. I’ve also put back all the parts that would have been cleaned out in a “respectable” publication.
The COLT 45 Beer Angels are a guy’s best drinking buds. With girl parts.
Magnum, Hallertau and Nugget may sound like spy names from a bad Ian Fleming rip off, but in the context of beer hops they sound way sexier.
Colt 45’s newest celebrity endorsers are Denise Laurel, Bela Padilla and Cesca Litton. They’ve been tasked to embody the three kinds of hops in the new beer variant from Asia Brewery. Put in a most succinct, action-packed way in the 45 seconds TV commercial that’s been airing since early this month (sometime late 2012).
If you haven’t actually seen the TVC, then go on and click the video link to behold this trifecta of booze, sex, and leather-clad physicality. Read the rest of this entry »
REPORT FROM THE ABYSS
March 16, 2013
Cover and inside illustrations by Tom Estrera III. From Visprint Inc. March 2013. Booyah \m/ Read the rest of this entry »
SCRIMSHAW OF THE NU
October 21, 2012
My coverage of the Dutdutan XII Tattoo Expo is now up on Rappler.com. `Twas two days of blood and buzzing. Read the rest of this entry »