J.B. Spins

Arguably, the original 1947 film was the first “revisionist” Western, even though it starred John Wayne. James Edward Grant’s classic sugges...

In Chinatown and The Two Jakes , it is water and oil that fuel corruption. Now, money from green energy greases palms and fills dirty pocke...

There is probably no more annoying expression than “this isn’t my first rodeo,” because most of the people who say it have never even been t...

In William Forstchen’s One Second After , it was an electro-magnetic pulse that unleashed havoc across America. It was a slightly more conve...

Technically, he is a superhero without superhuman powers. Yet, he has a whole “Verse” half-named for him. Regardless of powers, a princess i...

There is a relatively new trope in revisionist Westerns, in which a grizzled gunslinger blows into a town founded by freedmen that exudes co...

Maybe we aren’t trapped in a digital matrix. Maybe the Devil “shifts” people between alternate parallel realities instead. The Mephistophele...

The Jesuits aren’t what they used to be. These days, they are largely aligned with Liberation Theology. Neto Niente’s nickname “The Jesuit” ...

If you think the spirit possession was scary, you should see the capital losses people take on this problematic property. Seventeen years...