Blake Melnick - Red Rocks Co. Truth shows up in unlikely places: a sun-baked noir where a demoted detective chases a severed arm, an elegant courtroom where fear bends justice, and a live-in-the-room album where groove beats flourish.   Across our screens, pages, and headphones, we kept running into the same question: who controls the story, and what does honesty cost? That thread ties Bad Monkey’s Florida weirdness to the 1950s quiz show scandal and the trial of Mary Surratt. It also runs through new and legacy music that favors feel over façade, where a band’s sound becomes its identity even as the lineup evolves. The result is a tour through deception, reinvention, and the stubborn pull of authenticity. Bad Monkey works because its satire never loses sight of the struggle for humanness.   Vince Vaughn’s character, Andrew Yancey is funny and flawed, a man trying to do right thing in a crooked system. That same moral friction echoes in Robert Redford’s Quiz Show , where image...