DECEMBER 2007
12.07
blade runner revisited
Kenneth Morefield interviews Doug Cummings
To commemorate the release of Blade Runner: The Final Cut, The Matthew House Project’s Kenneth R. Morefield sat down with film writer and critic Doug Cummings. Cummings runs the popular film site, Filmjourney.org, and is a curator at Masters of Cinema.
Kenneth Morefield interviews Doug Cummings
To commemorate the release of Blade Runner: The Final Cut, The Matthew House Project’s Kenneth R. Morefield sat down with film writer and critic Doug Cummings. Cummings runs the popular film site, Filmjourney.org, and is a curator at Masters of Cinema.
xmas exchange
by Ed Derby
Just in time for Xmas. 2003 XR 50 Motorcycle. Excellent condition. Pictures Available. Great Starter bike. Reduced to $600.00... Hey Folks, Just a Friendly Reminder. There is no Xmas.
by Ed Derby
Just in time for Xmas. 2003 XR 50 Motorcycle. Excellent condition. Pictures Available. Great Starter bike. Reduced to $600.00... Hey Folks, Just a Friendly Reminder. There is no Xmas.
toast me a little jesus
by Zach Kincaid
Jesus is a name that wields a gavel and a voting box and fishy auto bling and Colorado Springs pilgrimages to prepare for Sunday justice with a psychiatrist turned radio jock... Many churches - with their coffee bars and branded, survey tested worship styles - bring market values to measure rates of success and viability.
by Zach Kincaid
Jesus is a name that wields a gavel and a voting box and fishy auto bling and Colorado Springs pilgrimages to prepare for Sunday justice with a psychiatrist turned radio jock... Many churches - with their coffee bars and branded, survey tested worship styles - bring market values to measure rates of success and viability.
the man
by Rupert M. Loydell
the stone man / the crucified man / the fisherman / the lead man / the drowning man / the man who sang to ghosts
by Rupert M. Loydell
the stone man / the crucified man / the fisherman / the lead man / the drowning man / the man who sang to ghosts
gospel truth
by April D. Deconick
Amid much publicity last year, the National Geographic Society announced that a lost 3rd-century religious text had been found, the Gospel of Judas Iscariot. The shocker: Judas didn’t betray Jesus...
by April D. Deconick
Amid much publicity last year, the National Geographic Society announced that a lost 3rd-century religious text had been found, the Gospel of Judas Iscariot. The shocker: Judas didn’t betray Jesus...
keep on/no peek
by Ron Friedman
Think for one sec on last year’s Vee Tech kill spree. Can’t, can you? Don’t wan tuh, do ya? Can’t blame you. Seems too far flung to fling back in the face. Just a dust speck sprung from out there space. Past. A trace. E...rase. But for me? Those scenes crop up and keep. Stab me. Poke round the den of my head.
by Ron Friedman
Think for one sec on last year’s Vee Tech kill spree. Can’t, can you? Don’t wan tuh, do ya? Can’t blame you. Seems too far flung to fling back in the face. Just a dust speck sprung from out there space. Past. A trace. E...rase. But for me? Those scenes crop up and keep. Stab me. Poke round the den of my head.
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“I think we’re realizing right now, the film had an enormous impact on popular cultural aesthetics, on cyber-punk literature as well as film. You can see a direct line between Blade Runner and Akira, Ghost in the Shell, and The Matrix, for example. It had a huge influence on the sort of backlit, high-contrast lighting of the 80s.”
- Doug Cummings in the December entry, “Blade Runner Revisited”
NOVEMBER 
wonder & imagination: heschel
by Zach Kincaid
(part 2) We could go on here and ask about why God got caught in cloud and a pillar in the olds days and only found feet in the person of Jesus or why those same clouds carried Jesus off and we’re left with a comforter that brings fire a little closer – to heads at Pentecost – for a moment – and is said to enter the depths of a person. God can’t be caught, yet we are invited to chase him.
by Zach Kincaid
(part 2) We could go on here and ask about why God got caught in cloud and a pillar in the olds days and only found feet in the person of Jesus or why those same clouds carried Jesus off and we’re left with a comforter that brings fire a little closer – to heads at Pentecost – for a moment – and is said to enter the depths of a person. God can’t be caught, yet we are invited to chase him.
