By M.E. as told to Joe Delicado M. E. doesn’t look like a Hollywood movie star. His face is too fat, his ears too large, his nose poorly shaped. And yet he would make a compelling appearance on screen. He has a distinctive style, a gruff but likeable voice, and he moves across a room… Keep Reading
In the past, I’ve written about how marijuana can make a great movie or show even better than it already is, and the same is true for video games. Small wonder, too. When you play a game, you’re not just watching – you’re actively involved in what’s happening. Add a joint into the mix, and… Keep Reading
By Dan Skye Remember that scene from the movie Annie Hall? Diane Keaton and Woody Allen start to get romantic, but she puts a momentary hold on things so she can smoke some pot in order to more fully enjoy the experience? She can’t get into it without the weed. Woody protests. “Grass. The illusion… Keep Reading
John Krasinski’s new horror movie A Quiet Place Part II shows how theaters could survive in a time when streaming reigns supreme and crowded rooms have become scarier than empty alleyways. Read More Author: Tim Brinkhof / High Times Keep Reading
The Animal Collective-scored movie, “Crestone,” follows a merry band of Soundcloud rappers who retreat into the Colorado desert to make music, smoke weed and find out what they’re really made of. Read More Author: Tim Brinkhof / High Times Keep Reading
The “Eric Andre Show” star chats about smoking Indicas, his new Netflix movie, “Bad Trip,” cattle prodding the producer Jeff Tremaine, and how coffee is the best drug in the world. Read More Author: Stephen Laddin / High Times Keep Reading
The chef, TV personality, and self-described “Human Panda” can now add ‘movie director’ to his already impressive resume. Let’s hope it will keep expanding. Read More Author: Tim Brinkhof / High Times Keep Reading
The acclaimed writer/director of “Night Stalker” discusses weed, filmmaking, his new movie “Silk Road,” and the blending of documentaries and movies whenever possible. Read More Author: Stephen Laddin / High Times Keep Reading
No matter how much this new Indian movie has in common with South Korea’s Oscar-winner, don’t you dare call it a clone. Read More Author: Tim Brinkhof / High Times Keep Reading
