David Fear

2 weeks ago | rollingstone.com | David Fear

Think back to the single worst date you’ve ever had. You know, the one that started off bad before devolving into Chernobyl-level disaster, and that was less a missed connection than a full-on derailment? It may not have ended in romance, but it would always be a night to remember in all the wrong ways, not to mention giving you a great story to trot out at parties. Did you retrieve it from the ol’ memory banks? Good.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | David Fear

Think back to the single worst date you’ve ever had. You know, the one that started off bad before devolving into Chernobyl-level disaster, and that was less a missed connection than a full-on derailment? It may not have ended in romance, but it would always be a night to remember in all the wrong ways, not to mention giving you a great story to trot out at parties. Did you retrieve it from the ol’ memory banks? Good.

2 weeks ago | rollingstone.com | David Fear

April 9, 2025 A scene from Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland's 'Warfare.' Murray Close/A24 They say nothing forms stronger bonds than the shared experience of combat, and that the feeling of deep fraternity forged under fire is as close, if not closer, than the love one harbors for family and country. Warfare understands this. A movie about a single siege on a single day in 2006 — one given a stunning sense of verisimilitude by filmmaker/real-life participant Ray Mendoza, and a hyperventilating...

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | David Fear

Will Poulter, a shape-shifter who does much with little, is getting too good to sidelineLONDON — Several years ago, Will Poulter was watching an episode of the paranoid sci-fi thriller “Black Mirror” when his phone rang. He was unemployed and waiting for the next project, so it felt like happenstance when the call turned out to be his agent checking his availability for a future …

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | David Fear

They say nothing forms stronger bonds than the shared experience of combat, and that the feeling of deep fraternity forged under fire is as close, if not closer, than the love one harbors for family and country. Warfare understands this.