The Evolution of Facial Hair
Were the van-dyked Cavaliers cavalier? Do muttonchops make you a Jungian? Are the flannel-clad scruffy-beardoes really more outdoorsy than you and I?
Author: Andrew Madigan
Schlockternica Part 4: 1986
A culmination of schlock and Bowie on film: the dystopian dreamscapes of Labyrinth and Absolute Beginners.
Schlockternica Part 3: 1982-1985
If the 70s are regarded as Bowies most experimental and important period—for both music and film—the 80s were his most popular and commercially successful.
Schlockternica Part 2: 1976-1981
In honor of what would have been his 70th year, Five O’Clock surveys the cinematic significance of David Bowie and the schlockternative movement.
Schlockternative Cinema: Bowie on the Big Screen
Exploring the iconoclastic influence of Ziggy Stardust on film.
Five O'Clock 
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