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Nathaniel Muir
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Movies Editor, AIPT (Adventures in Poor Taste)
El Paso
Beats
Arts & Culture , Drink , Music , Food
Business / Sports
Content
By Nathaniel Muir| AIPTComics@ Call of the Void is constantly keeping the audiences disoriented. Even the premise sounds like something out of a 1980s slasher. After being unceremoniously let go from her job, Moray (Caitlin Carver, I, Tonya) heads out to a cabin in the woods to have some alone time. Her plans are derailed when a group of college students who are also in a band arrive. When she walks in on a recording session, she unknowingly walks into a world from which there may be no return. The opening is fantastic.
By Nathaniel Muir| AIPTComics@ Shadow of God begins like any other exorcism movie. After an opening involving two priests trying to save a possessed person, it becomes a winding tale that has a lot of differences from similar films, however. When a priest (Mark O’Brien, Ready or Not) conducts an unauthorized exorcism on his father, he discovers that he may be battling something much more holy – perhaps even the holiest of holies. Writer Tim Cairo takes some big swings with his story.
By Nathaniel Muir| AIPTComics@ Call of the Void is constantly keeping the audiences disoriented. Even the premise sounds like something out of a 1980s slasher. After being unceremoniously let go from her job, Moray (Caitlin Carver, I, Tonya) heads out to a cabin in the woods to have some alone time. Her plans are derailed when a group of college students who are also in a band arrive. When she walks in on a recording session, she unknowingly walks into a world from which there may be no return. The opening is fantastic.
Company Info
AIPT (Adventures in Poor Taste)
AIPT (Adventures in Poor Taste) is an independent media platform dedicated to pop culture and entertainment. Founded by a group of friends, it has evolved from a small blog into a significant resource for fans of comics, gaming, movies, TV, manga, and pro wrestling. AIPT prides itself on providing authentic and unbiased opinions, operating independently without corporate influence. The platform offers a variety of content, including news and reviews across multiple genres, podcasts like the *AIPT Comics Podcast*, and opinion pieces that encourage thoughtful discussions. AIPT employs a 10-point rating system for its reviews, helping readers navigate their entertainment choices. With a monthly audience of hundreds of thousands, AIPT engages with geek culture enthusiasts and collaborates with creators and publishers for interviews and advance reviews. The company also seeks contributors and section editors, providing opportunities for those passionate about pop culture.
Founded: 1950