Before one is fully able to appreciate heavy metal as a genre, one must first come to terms with the ridiculous imagery that is an integral part of the metal experience. Through some strange alchemical process, a heady mixture of skulls, […]
Mailbag Monday was the first "monthly" feature that I created on this website. It started when I noticed that the google search terms that were leading people here were getting more and more ridiculous (I would …
Original video content is one of my favorite things to create for this site, but it is also one of the most time consuming things to create for this site. Turns, out, editing together a (debatably) classic …
To give a little history, this website started as a Myspace blog in 2006 before moving on to become the internet sensation you have before you now. Actually, it technically started in 2005 as a …
From the ashes a fire shall be woken, A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be site that was broken, The server again can you ping. Russian hackers might be the reason our democracy can no longer have nice …
There is a reason that Buster Keaton's films have aged better than any of his contemporaries. I'm not saying that there is anything remotely at fault with the work of Chaplin or Lloyd--it is just …
Want to have your pressing questions answered by Isley Unruh himself? Send all queries HERE, and I will get to them as soon as I can on a future Mailbag Monday! Welcome back to Mailbag Monday! On …
Here are some two sentence reviews of the movies I watched in January. Stats Movies watched – 4 Movies that were new to me – 1 Movies about Bogart – 2 Monthly Masterpieces – Casablanca January 26 Being There (1979) – Thanks to …
The more I do these end of year lists, the more I realize that most new metal (like most other new music) is pretty heavily indebted to the "old stuff." And, while it's rare to …
Welcome back to everyone’s favorite www.isleyunruh.com Monday feature! Middle-earth being the land of enchantment and wonder that it is, each month I will use my love of fictional cartography to transport you to another time …