MiXOLOGY: Tonight We Tanqueray
Regardless if its kicking back on the weekend or just relaxing after a hard day’s work; there’s always time for Tanqueray. On the rocks with no chaser might be a little bit to strong for some. Yes, I do sometimes have extreme tastes. So below…
The 20th Anniversary of The Wu-Tang Clan
Saturday November 9th 2013 is a very important date for many men of my generation. It is on this day that we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Wu Tang Clan’s debut album, Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). This single album not only made possible the careers of over a dozen rappers, it also created a movement that still exists to this day.
He’s A Good Person, Except For His Homosexuality
This article came about because of something my partner said, which is something that I have also said in the past. He stated my former friend, along with other gay men that we know “are good dudes except when it comes to this homosexual gay shit”.
“American Horror Story” Tanks as “The Walking Dead” Finally Resurrects
The more I watch of the new seasons of “The Walking Dead” (TWD) and “American Horror Story” (AHS) the more I’m convinced that I’m in bizarro world. One reliably great show has hit the skids while another consistently bad show has turned a corner for the better.
Question Of The Week: How Far Would You Drive For A Date?
If you are interested in a guy; how far would you be willing to drive to date him?
CA Podcast #7 – LastO: Album, Rap Homophobia, Frank O, Cypher Ave & More
In this podcast, Ocky Williams and Nick Delmacy interview rapper LastO on the release of his new album “Where’s Vivian.” Topics include: LastO’s music roots, Hip Hop Homophobia, Frank Ocean, Cypher Avenue Hate and Criticizing Other Black Gay Content Creators.
KUSH TRAILERS OF THE WEEK
This week’s edition of “Kush Trailers” will be a little bit different because it will be top heavy with video game trailers. The PS4 is on the way and we thought we would feature some interesting trailers that caught our eye. The CGI effects, musical score, sound quality and cinematic action in video games get better year after year and those featured below are no exception.
WATCH: Don’t Move
This is simply a true short horror film at its best. The premise is simple in that there is a spirit or demon that has manifested and feeds off of those who move. The characters have to be still in order for the demon not to sense where they are located. If the demon senses movements, it’s feeding time. I like the creativity and concept within the short that was directed by Anthony Melton, written by David Scullion with cinematography by Jonny Franklin.
WATCH: Mama
This short inspired the full length feature film of the same name produced by Guillermo del Toro. I was captivated by the cinematography and uneasy suspense presented when the two young girls are standing at the staircase. The creature design and movements of “Mama” are somewhat unique and unsettling. I can understand why this short was picked up and turned into a full length feature film. If you have 3 minutes, set back and enjoy Mama.
An Encounter with Michael Myers: What Would You Do?
I just can’t get enough of scary pranks and this video is one of my favorites. What would Halloween be without Michael Myers? The team over at Fail Army put this compilation together featuring Michael Myers as a prop mannequin. What follows is some good old fashioned scary (and funny) reactions. I just love it.
WATCH: Bedfellows & The Sleepover
The short films just keep getting better as we count down to Halloween. Do you have 5 minutes? Then check out these two short films.
WATCH: X-MEN – Days of Future Past Trailer
For those of us that liked the Bryan Singer X-Men films (Parts 1 and 2), we celebrate his return to the franchise with the release of this pretty awesome teaser trailer to X-Men: Days of Future Past.
WATCH: He Dies At The End & Dinner Date
Cypher Avenue continues to celebrate Halloween by presenting the creepiest, scariest most entertaining short films on the net. We have already presented Lock Up, Suckablood, ABE and Treevenge. Now check out He Dies At the End and Dinner Date.
LastO, ‘Where’s Vivian’: Track-By-Track Review
“Where’s Vivian” is a wild, sometimes disjointed, introspective ride that gives you a full lyrical picture of an artist’s growth over the last 4 years…all done out-of-pocket without label support. The album demonstrates that the extended hiatus was actually more than worth the wait. This is not only the best best Hip Hop album from an openly gay rapper, its also one of the best independent Hip Hop albums released in all of 2013.
When Scary Pranks Go Too Far!
I love pranks, especially scary pranks but I think TV shows in Brazil and in Asia take pranks to a whole new level. From Brazil we got the freaky Ghost in the Elevator prank. From Asia we have the hilarious Dinosaur in the Office and the elaborate Sniper prank. The first two are self-explanatory but the sniper prank is a whole new ball game. I guy goes on a pretend interview in an office with large windows…well you can view the rest for yourself below.
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