📚 Books & Movies
- The Lottery (1941) by Shirley Jackson
- On Murder Considered As One of the Fine Arts (1827) by Thomas De Quincey
- The Tribal Rite of the Strombergs (2013) by Simon Rich
- The Left Right Game (2017) by Reddit No Sleep
- A Grimm Night On Central Park South (2025) by Bradley Andrews
Watched: Eternity 🎥
See my low-stakes and spoiler-free review here // bradley-andrews.com
📚 Recently procured seasonal reading
📚 Book Review: New Teeth by Simon Rich // bradley-andrews.com
📚 Book Review: PLAYFUL by Cas Holman // bradley-andrews.com
I am an unwavering advocate of Cas Holman and her life project. Was grateful to get and read this book.
📚 Book Review: Without Feathers by Woody Allen // bradley-andrews.com
📚 Let’s goooooooo
📚 I am officially hooked on humor writing. I cannot believe that I have never explored the genre before, but diving into it now feels as significant (and as exciting!) as stumbling into philosophy was as a teenager.
Came across this classic from Woody Allen today that is an absolute must read.
📚 It’s Halloween y’all. Here are some good short stories appropriate for the holiday that you can read right now:
📚 I wrote a brief reflection on the book that was given to me by a stranger in a coffee shop. You can read that reflection by clicking here: The Housekeeper and the Professor.
📚 New book order finally arrived
🎥🍿 Thoughts On ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ by Spike Lee: bradley-andrews.com
🎥🍿 My very low-stakes review of “Weapons' by Zach Cregger.
Warning: Spoilers!
🎥🍿I wrote a brief analysis on Ari Aster’s Eddington:
Indeed, at its core, Eddington is a tale about communication—or, rather, miscommunication—of our desires, identities, and realities. The settings and personalities are held distant enough to let us laugh at the caricatures, but not held so far that we lose sight of our own reflections. Delightfully non-partisan, Aster manages to take the mick out of both the far right and far left in order to illuminate the subtle, but exponentially more influential, technological forces at play.
Click the link for more!
🎵🎥 Machine Gun Kelly having one of the best dance sequences in a music video in recent memory is so unexpected… but so enjoyable.
Shoutout also to Travis Barker of Blink-182 who is credited on the song. A fellow Inland Empire native who made it out and became a legend. 🤘