Die, Danger, Die, Die, Kill!

It seems that, more often than not, when I'm not writing about movies, I'm writing about French pop music for Teleport City . My l...

Never Too Young to Rock begins in a dystopian present: England in the mid 1970s, when the powers that be are conspiring to ban rock n’ r...

The cavalcade of guest stars continues here at 4DK while I nurture my budding prehensile tail. This week finds my fellow Infernal Brain...

Summer is here and it's time for breezy sounds. Hence my latest review for Teleport City is of Honey Ltd. , a "lite psych" ...

As wide of an audience as the internet offers us, we bloggers know that we're nothing until someone wants to pay money to read our dri...

It's paradoxical, but it's gotten to the point where, if I haven't in a while muddled my way through an un-subtitled foreign ...

Ah, the altruistic thief. So far Indian cinema has given us Jugnu , Guru , Fakira , and now Dus Numbri . Out of all of these, Dus Numbri ...