Screener Squad: The Mitchells vs The Machines
THE MITCHELLS VS THE MACHINES MOVIE REVIEW The newest Netflix release has hit and it’s a good one. Phil Lord and Chris Miller are back… Read More »Screener Squad: The Mitchells vs The Machines
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Screener Squad: Things Heard & Seen
THINGS HEARD & SEEN MOVIE REVIEW What more do you need in a horror film/supernatural suspenser than a stately old house, photogenic actors, and an… Read More »Screener Squad: Things Heard & Seen
Screener Squad: Separation
SEPARATION MOVIE REVIEW Rupert Friend is living the dream. Or, he was, back when it seemed like his creepy-but-still-kinda-for-kids comic book was gonna be a… Read More »Screener Squad: Separation
Screener Squad: Threshold
THRESHOLD MOVIE REVIEW A brother and sister road trip across the country in search of a man who shares a powerful and dangerous bond with… Read More »Screener Squad: Threshold
Screener Squad: Stowaway
STOWAWAY MOVIE REVIEW A three-person mission to Mars overpacks the emotional baggage when a fourth crew member is discovered that puts the entire mission at… Read More »Screener Squad: Stowaway
Screener Squad: Together Together
TOGETHER TOGETHER MOVIE REVIEW The annoying neuroses of 40-somethings and the irritating cynicism of 20-somethings embody the central characters of this new indie comedy starring… Read More »Screener Squad: Together Together
Screener Squad: Without Remorse
WITHOUT REMORSE MOVIE REVIEW In Tom Clancy’s spin-off from his Jack Ryan series, “Without Remorse” follows the character John Kelly, who often assisted Jack Ryan… Read More »Screener Squad: Without Remorse
Screener Squad: Eat Wheaties!
EAT WHEATIES! MOVIE REVIEW This new film, directed and written by Scott Abramovitch and based on the book “The Locklear Letters” by Michael Kun, is… Read More »Screener Squad: Eat Wheaties!
Screener Squad: The Virtuoso
THE VIRTUOSO MOVIE REVIEW Anson Mount is “The Virtuoso”, an elite assassin suffering from a guilty conscience after his last job caused the death of… Read More »Screener Squad: The Virtuoso
Screener Squad: Mortal Kombat
MORTAL KOMBAT MOVIE REVIEW So, what’s the best movie that is an adaptation of a video game? Many would say the corny but fun 1995… Read More »Screener Squad: Mortal Kombat