Posted by GSerrano on May 27, 2009 ·
If you think nursery rhymes are safe to ingrain in children’s rote memory, think again. Hidden within the seemingly innocuous and humorous lines are images and concepts even adults will cringe over. Most nursery rhymes run the gamut of insane to inane.
Ring Around The Rosie is about the stench carried by the rashes of bubonic plague that killed million [...]
Posted by GSerrano on April 26, 2009 ·
Bagram’s ‘King of Torture’ says, “I opened up Abu Ghraib.” He was also sometimes called ‘Monster.’ Damien Corsetti, in charge of interrogation operations, gives a first-person testimony of torture. In simple parlance, his job was to torture some detainees in those CIA secret prisons.
Bagram is a US military base in Afghanistan that is [...]
Posted by Mariza on December 31, 2008 ·
Werner Herzog’s film Aguirre, the Wrath of God (made in 1972) will always be counted among one of the finest and magnificent films ever made. The theme of the film and characterization of Aguirre will find a special mention for time immemorial in the history of film-making.
Amazingly this film on greed and ambition of a man for wealth, fame and [...]