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Screener Squad: Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2
CYBERPUNK: EDGERUNNERS 2 SERIES REVIEW Night City, year 2078. An edgerunner named King is about to be hit with a bad case of cyber psychosis. Abandoned by the surviving members of his team and stripped of the majority of his cybernetic enhancements, the only thing this fallen legend has left to live for is a favour asked by an estranged
Necromancer Ep 152 – Down The Drain: The Plumber (1979)
NECROMANCER EP 152 – DOWN THE DRAIN: THE PLUMBER (1979) The necromancers are finishing the job with plumbers and Bret knows just the guy for his horror pick. It’s Peter Weir’s The Plumber (1979), a social nightmare that taps all types of drains. Shira is already familiar with the horror of being unable to ask someone to leave. But how
Infestation: Austin Film Festival 2026 – Tender Loving Care
TENDER LOVING CARE MOVIE REVIEW It’s that time of the year and the One of Us crew attended the Austin Film Festival! A lot of our members saw a variety of films this year, but to kick things off we have the newest and last film by Mike Leigh, Tender Loving Care. Leigh is known for his grounded, humanistic “slice-of-life”
Highly Suspect Reviews: Paper Tiger
PAPER TIGER MOVIE REVIEW A lot has been said about James Gray’s work over the years, such as that he’s a director out of time. He’s been heralded as one of the great directors with his body of work akin to Scorsese and Coppola since he tends explore the dark underbelly of the crime world (mainly taking place in New
Screener Squad: New Group
NEW GROUP MOVIE REVIEW Fitting in at school can sure be a daunting task. That is, unless your school is infected by an inexplicable mind trap which seems to be sweeping the nation that compels you to create a human pyramid. October may be over, but Shudder always has your back if you’re in the mood for a spooky scary
A Better Yesterday – Ep.7 – Handover Blues
A BETTER YESTERDAY – EP.7 – HANDOVER BLUES Enough of the nonsense—this episode is serious. Ross O’Brien talks with Bey Logan about Hong Kong cinema in the years leading up to Britain’s handover of the colony to China in July 1997; debate ensues. For the most part, the business of cinema in Hong Kong carried on as usual, delivering carefree