Network Awesome Magazine

I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book. - Groucho Marx

Girls will be Girls: Lena Dunham's Tiny Furniture
by Susan Cohen

One Evil Son Of A Bitch: Devil Dog: The Hound Of Hell
by Tom Keiser

Ernie Kovacs
by Ben Gray

God is in the Details: Why SCTV was so Consistently Hilarious
by Jake Goldman

Hisayasu Satô and the History of Japanese Porn: Naked Blood
by Nathaniel Ketcham

The Screamers: 122 Hours Of Fear
by David Selden

Pioneers: Appalachian Spring
by Brian Correia

Dreams That Money Can Buy
by David Selden

Hallucinogenic Celluloid: Salvador Dali's Soft Self-Portrait & Destino
by Dr. Elliott H. King

Divine: Disco Drag Queen is Punk as Fuck
by Whitney Weiss

Re-User Weekend: A History of Audiovisual Appropriation (1936 - 2013) According to YouTube
by Montgomery Cantsin

The Ballerina Cowboys of The Great American Cowboy
by Scott Tienken

Blood Atonement And The First Stirrings Of Gender Difference: A Cremaster 2 Synopsis
by CremasterFanatic.com

Steve Armstrong, the Greatest Hero of All Time: Arena
by Brian Correia

Jean “Moebius” Giraud, 1938-2012, 2012-Onwards
by Zack Kotzer

All Hell Breaks Loose: A Chat With Nick Cross On "Yellow Cake"
by Network Awesome

"Olive Oyl" Becomes a Star: Grace Jones
by Kollin Holtz

“You are elsewhere”: Jacques Rivette’s 1976 Duelle
by Anthony Galli

The Last Movie - Don't Cowboys Have Fantasies?
by Brian Correia

Hank Shocklee, co-founder of Public Enemy and The Bomb Squad talks about Noise and Frequencies
by Jason Forrest

Studio Ghibli Isn't Always Cheerful: Grave of the Fireflies
by Susan Cohen

The American in Japanese Avant-Garde: Donald Richie
by Chris Sutton

Radio Soulwax: For your listening and viewing pleasure
by Lindsay Long

The Language of Humanity: Jerzy Kucia
by Daniel Creahan

Circle Back to Spanky
by Kristen Bialik

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