Matt’s Substack
Matt PiucciMy personal Substack. All posts are free to read. If you enjoy the content and would like to support this publication, consider a paid subscription. It is not required though.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Subscribers | Read | mattpiucci.substack.com |
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THE PATIENT (2020) 7.5/10
You’d figure Brendan Gleeson’s son Dohmnall could act, and he can, very well. He plays serial killer Sam Fortner, opposite Steve Carell, who long ago proved he had serious dramatic chops and here plays Sam’s psychiatrist Alan Strauss. They ...
PATRIOT 9.25/10 (2015-2018)
“Pretty good” is John Tavner’s stock response whenever anyone asks how he is doing, a phrase as remote from the truth as we are from the dying light of the Big Bang. John Tavner is the beleaguered, tortured, deadpan center of Patriot, a dee...
SIRÂT 8/10 (2025)
Whether transliterated with a circumflex or a macron over the a, sirât is derived from the Arabic word for path or way. In Islamic tradition, it can also refer to the bridge stretched over hell that souls must cross on the way to paradise, ...
ALL MY SONS (Berkeley Rep) 7.5/10 (2026)
Capitalism can beget some pretty horrific behavior, particularly when it comes to war. Arthur Miller’s 1947 play All My Sons addresses how a bad decision, based on economics rather than morality, can have catastrophic long-term effects on a...
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Matt Piucci is a songwriter and guitarist, known for his work in the neo-psychedelic band, Rain Parade. He also had a 30 year career as a pioneer in the field of forensic DNA.
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