Film

All Out War {0}

One of my dear old friends, Rob Pilichowski, has been working on this documentary for the last 10 years* and needs some help to bring it across the finish line so he’s set up a Kickstarter to try to raise some funds.

Pledge here if you’re interested.

*Come to think of it, one of the first times I really hung out with Rob was on a weekend trip to NYC for The Rocksteady Crew‘s 25th Anniversary in 2002. Time flies.

Beauty Is Embarassing {1}

Available on Netflix, y’all. Watch it.

Ornamental Conifer {0}

Love watching this guy work.

I’m Moving To Bali {1}

The Build {0}

The Build Film

In The End It Always Stays The Same {0}

Metz: Wasted {0}

North To Noosa {0}

A Wishing Well Of Crocodile Tears {1}

Shwood Makers Series {0}

Holiday Customs

Beam & Anchor

ADX Portland

If They Let Us Use Our Razors In This War {0}

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Waiting Out Winter {0}

Into The Future We See {0}

When I watched Pretty Sweet a while back, one of the things that kind of surprised me was how much I dug the opening song, Synthesize by Maximum Hedrum. It felt like some sort of weird Sabbath worship electronica and I couldn’t stop listening. It now makes total sense because I just found out that this is a new project from Derek Green of Sepultura. I knew there had to be a banger at the helm.

Sometimes The Best Laid Plans… {0}

As premiered on Playgirl.com

Silver Zippo Lighter {1}

Southern Souls just released a couple of videos featuring my friend Jeff Beadle and like most of the things they feature, they’re pretty fucking stellar.

See more here.

Do You Think A Blue Eyed Father Would Kick His Son? {0}

Ms. Jane Elliott’s “brown eyes, blue eyes” experiment in 1970 (the third one after her first in 1968). This “Eye of Storm” documentary was made by William Peters in 1970 for ABC News and later included in the documentary “A Class Divided” (1985), which included a class reunion (of 1984.)

The most telling moment is when Russell used “brown eyes” as a derogatory term to call John name, only a couple of hours through. Though, the experiment was too short to allow it to get to the point when a “brown-eyes” person does so to another fellow “brown-eyes” person.