PinnedBen UlanseyinCulturedI’m a “Fest Baby”Where my parents met and why I am the way I amAug 2031Aug 2031
PinnedBen UlanseyinThought ThinkersThe Future Is a Thing of the PastHope, doubt, and humanityMar 2245Mar 2245
PinnedBen UlanseyinThought ThinkersAbout Me — Ben UlanseyBriefly, AnywayOct 10, 2022129Oct 10, 2022129
PinnedBen UlanseyinThe MemoiristBoo’s Final WalkAnd the value of living in the momentNov 30, 202345Nov 30, 202345
Ben UlanseyinFanfareFive Nights at Freddy’s Is Innovative, Nostalgic, and DivisiveCinematic adaptations of video games are becoming more common, and this 2023 horror film is a worthy addition to the lineage2d ago32d ago3
Ben UlanseyinFanfareCandyman (2021) Is a Needed Follow-Up to the 1992 Horror FilmProduced by Jordan Peele, this pandemic-era horror isn’t the best film with his name stamped on it, but excels in its simplicity4d ago104d ago10
Ben UlanseyinThought ThinkersWhat I’ve Learned From My Week of “Podcasting”Okay, so they might be more accurately considered voiceovers, but Substack calls them “podcasts”Oct 211Oct 211
Ben UlanseyinFanfareHannibal (2013) Is a Macabre and Underappreciated Stroke of BrillianceHannibal is too dark for many viewers, but earns a proud spot for me as one of the greatest TV shows of all timeSep 3022Sep 3022
Ben UlanseyinFanfareHow I’m Slowly Learning to Love Game of Thrones’ Abysmal EndingIt took five years, but I’m finally able to see the light beyond Game of Thrones’ broken conclusionSep 2838Sep 2838