SUSTAINABILITY AND AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN PARIS
If the “American Werewolf In” series were American Presidents as represented by our leader’s Climate Change Policy, they would line […]
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SUSTAINABILITY AND PUNK ROCK
Adorno piously said, “The Culture Industry piously claims to be guided by its customers and to supply them with what […]
SUSTAINABILITY AND THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS
I’ve wanted to revisit the zombie genre since writing about Sustainability and (Romero’s) Dawn of the Dead in 2009 (the earliest […]
SUSTAINABILITY AND GHOST WORLD
2001’s Ghost World (Terry Zwigoff), based on the dark and funny comic book by Daniel Clowes, offers up a perfect […]
SUSTAINABILITY AND YOUTUBE ORIGINAL THE THINNING
The Thinning (2016, by “trans-media” director Michael Gallagher) is available only on YouTube Red. YouTube Red is YouTube’s paid streaming […]
SUSTAINABILITY AND SKEPTICAL THIRD WORLD CHILD MEME (OR Diff’rent Stokes)
Memes are perhaps the laziest form of protest ever. They are modern flags that instantly claim a specific space in […]
SUSTAINABILITY AND STAR WARS
It started innocently enough. “What do you think the carbon footprint of the Death Star is?” Did I mention that […]
SUSTAINABILITY AND THE BIRDS
The most effective horror is horror from an unknown – an unexplainable horror. Climate Change is not this kind of horror, […]
SUSTAINABILITY AND THE SHINING
Happy Earth Day! As a sustainability consultant, I loathe Earth Day. I council my clients to stay clear of it. […]
SUSTAINABILITY AND SOYLENT GREEN
The summary for Soylent Green: “In 2022, Earth is overpopulated and totally polluted; the natural resources have been exhausted and […]