Improving Strategic Outcomes for the 14th Black Crusade with Applied Management Methodologies
In the grim darkness of the far future, there exists only synergy by Consultor Primis Kurtorian Schillerius4th Conclave, Applied Meta-Efficiency Departmentum Proper organizational dynamics remain a challenge well into the 40th Millennium. Despite significant advances in a wide variety of technological
Who Cleans the Toilets on the Death Star?
Science fiction and fantasy films tend to be fairly unsubtle in their depiction of authoritarianism. Children of Men is the exception.
Company Men
The working stiffs and horrible bosses of Glen Cook’s Black Company saga by Sean T. Collins I worked for a wizard once. Alright, technically I worked for Wizard once: Wizard magazine, the old combination price guide, Entertainment Weekly, and FHM for fans of
Review: “Bad Things” Queers the Classics With Claustrophobic Gay Horror
Stewart Thorndike’s sophomore feature draws on horror classics for a slow-burn queer thriller by Jayne O'Dwyer “Where are all the female Travis Bickles and Jack Torrances?” asked writer-director Stewart Thorndike when her sophomore feature was acquired by Shudder this past spring. It’s
Barbie’s Capitalist Critique Will Make BlackRock Millions
Dress up. Have fun. But let's be realistic about what the film actually represents. by Lindsay Lee Wallace The hype for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, is truly heartening. It’s been years (read: at least a couple