Author Archives: mbey

I swear I’m kicking myself for not catching Singh is King in theaters, because apparently I missed this collaboration between two great cultural traditions. Back when I was buying random CDs from the Indian grocery, I noticed that there were … Continue reading →

so this co-worker of mine, Matthew Bryan: he has this video making the rounds of the internet. the music and the base video is him. the meticulous roto-scoping is done by his old boss. some 6000 frames, or so he … Continue reading →

Just now I decided I would look through the cobwebby dregs of my harddrive, trying to find any short stories that I started and never finished that might actually be worth the time and effort to make whole. I was … Continue reading →

If you’re in the vacinity of Duval and 51st St. then you ought to check out the brief stack of SPACE SQUID next to all the little full-color DJ ads.

I was just notified that my review of Love Story 2050 was cited by a pirate bittorrent post of the movie. Probably because I was the only reviewer in the whole world who gave it a glowing write-up. Currently there … Continue reading →

I’m sure that by now you have slavishly read your copy of SPACE SQUID cover-to-cover, lingering often on the ad for Bikini Blood Bath. Nearly every review you read for Bikini Blood Bath uses the word "dumb." I don’t think … Continue reading →

This article makes no particular mention of legal issues related to a Bollywood James Bond movie. Nevertheless, I’m all for it. Sanju Baba is way cooler than any Brits out there.

All of the contributor copies are in the snailmail as of now. If you’re a SPACE SQUID contributor or an advertiser and you don’t get you very own copy of the SPACE SQUID experience to hold in your very own … Continue reading →

those of you familiar with austin might understand this. two images are GIMPed together so you can see the entirety of the bumpersticker. considering that the other stickers pictured are from a pirate station, an underground press, and a grafitti … Continue reading →

In the table of conents, Glenn Shaheen, author of "Professional", was mis-identified as a resident of Austin, when in fact he is a resident of Houston. I can not apologize enough for this grotesque insult.