REVIEW: Goldfinger still brings the summer heat

“Dad, what were you like in the 90s?” asks the popular social media viral trend. For starters, this writer was listening to Goldfinger’s 1996 self-titled debut in his room as part of an introduction to the ska/punk genre. On Friday night at Houston’s House of Blues, Goldfinger made its long awaited return to the stage in Texas and made many 16-year olds in the 1990s very happy.

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'The Kinderhook Creature' to shine light on suburban Sasquatch case

“The Kinderhook Creature: In the Shadow of Sasquatch” looks to help uncover the secrets of a 50-year mystery that has fueled folklore in a rural New York town. The film is is the latest release in a long line of productions from Small Town Monsters, and hits streaming platforms like Apple TV, Prime Video and Google Play on March 24.

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'BIGFOOT!' takes Broadway with musical comedy

A new musical comedy “BIGFOOT!” has began its begins its limited engagement at Off-Broadway's New York City Center Stage I February 11. According to a press release, the play is a "larger-than-life musical tale of corrupt politicians, small town paranoia, and misunderstood youth” that takes place in a town called Muddirt, which is a neon/ nuclear-setting.

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YouTube series shows how science, mysticism would help Batman beat horror legends

The Nexus, a fan-made animated production YouTube channel, has produced various shorts that show how Batman uses his detective work, scientific application of physics, energy and frequencies, and reliance on outside-the-box supernatural methods to defeat popular horror franchise characters.

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