Film review by Stilicho Americanus | Now that respect for the law is at its lowest point in recent memory, more and more everyday Americans will clamor for outlaws, rogues, and other off-kilter personalities so long as they prove capable of keeping the other bad men at bay
read moreFilm review by Prescott Gilbert | The white middle class in America is scared to use violence as a means to an end. They have repeatedly been told it’s bad by the groups who use it regularly themselves and never fail to defend those on their side who do
read moreFilm Review by Greg Mannison | “The Wild Geese” tells the tale of dangerous men and their complex code of values
read moreEssay by Frederick Burnaby | Lieutenant Roberts protects his friends from petty tyranny the best he can, and keeps their hope alive that things can be better
read moreFilm Review by Ingmar Bugman | Heat remains totally relevant. Our culture fetishizes professionalism more than ever. Now, thanks to our smartphones, even our private lives are professionalized
read moreFilm Review by Dane MH | The vast majority of “heroes” in modern media are subversive takes on the traditional hero archetype. The irreverent and quippy Marvel hero, the reluctant and brooding scoundrel—there are few protagonists who don’t have a slew of unheroic traits
read moreFilm Review by Raw Egg Nationalist | In a democratic age, where equality is the highest value and the general creep, for that reason, is ever leftwards, there’s an inherent danger to any depiction of characters who possess singular strength and virtue
read moreFilm review by J.W.Horan | If there is one clear unified takeaway from Rublev, it is this: the people only persevere and flourish when they look to the feats of great men.
read moreFilm review by Michel de Saint Louis | When Bronze Age Pervert refers to Hutu thinking or Bantu violence, or to the “Interhamwe Left”, the scenes in Africa Addio furnish us with real examples
read moreFilm Review by Cioran O’Brien | True Romance is a movie which sets a blueprint for escape from the emptiness of modern life
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MAN’S WORLD is now available, for the very first time, as a high-quality printed magazine. Across 200 glorious pages, you’ll find everything that made the digital magazine the sensation that it was – the best essays, the most brilliant new fiction, interviews, art, food, sex, fitness – and so much more.
