Name That Soundtrack: Science Fiction up’s the ante

It was about a month ago we challenged you, our readers, to guess the name, composer and titles of ten science fiction film/tv soundtracks. The response was less than desirable and most of us at MITNG had begun questioning our approach. We began blaming ourselves and saying maybe if we had toasted the bread better

Death Grips-I’ve Seen Footage

Funny…I had the lead singer of Death Grips, Stefan Burnett, pegged as a psycho maniac whose lawlessness would be the “death” of Death Grips…like how I did that? I guess you can’t judge a book by it’s cover. They continue to tour, they continue to write and they continue to release good videos, there’s not

Full trailer for Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln starring Daniel Day Lewis arrives

God I’ve been waiting for this trailer for too long and now it’s here, the trailer for Lincoln directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Daniel Day Lewis, Sally Field,  Tommy Lee Jones. The trailer contains the usual whistles and bells common to American period pieces like this, so don’t expect too much, but what I’m hoping

M.I.T.N.G reviews SUMO by Thien Pham

I’m going to do something I don’t usually do and start my review at the end. Customarily I like to end with my opinions on the look and feel of a graphic, but not today…today SUMO, the first solo project by Thien Pham (Level Up), has got me feeling a little frisky. Scott  is a washed-up

M.I.T.N.G reviews Panos Cosmatos’s Reagan era inspired science fiction horror Beyond The Black Rainbow

Originally I had intended to watch this movie at a local art house theater, but I saw that it was available on Amazon on Demand, so I decided to enjoy the movie in bed with my wife, dog and laptop. What you notice immediately about Beyond The Black Rainbow is that it draws heavily upon

TUNE book 1: Vanishing Point by Derek Kirk Kim delivers science fiction, fun and honesty unlike anything I’ve ever read

First Second Publishing has gone and done it again. This time they’ve teamed up with graphic novelist and artist Derek Kirk Kim (Fables, 1001 Nights Of Snowfall) for this funny, yet sometimes dark, inter-deminsional coming of age story. TUNE is a sci-fi slice-of-life romantic comedy adventure of interdimensional proportions. When art school drop-out Andy Go

POGO goes dubstep with Scooby Doo

  Good friend and film editor Keith Carunida posted on facebook yesterday that famous masher-upper Pogo did a dubstep Scooby Doo jam…. and that it was good. Being a fan of dubstep, I had to investigate and yessur it actually does hold up, in that geeky sort of way, to a lot of the best

Tech Watch creator Radi Lewis Kickstarts for a Tech Watch animated series

A couple of months ago we did a review on Tech Watch, a Surprise, AZ based comic book written by Radi Lewis and illustrated by Ernesto Vicente and Mike Borromeo. The book is an action packed tech heavy story of espionage and robots. Well I’m happy to announce that they’ve created a kickstarter to turn

Flying Lotus – Until The Quiet Comes Short Film (Dir. Khalil Joseph)

Everything looks better in slow motion, even inner city life in Los Angeles, but take slow motion imagery and blend them with hardcore realities and you have an event sociological. Director/actor/martial artist Khalil Joseph has woven together a tapestry of sorrow in this video for Flying Lotus’s track Until The Quiet Comes, off his album

Very cool videos from very cool artist

In our effort to find and pin point what you little demons like we’ve gone and compiled this list of very cool videos from very cool artist. What really happened was Vimeo was having a sale on bad ass videos and I bought a bunch of them and almost didn’t want to let you guys