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Screener Squad: Stay Out of The F***king Attic
STAY OUT OF THE F***KING ATTIC MOVIE REVIEW Working for a moving company is not an easy job. Especially when you’ve taken a job at a creepy old house with a creepy old owner, who pays triple for getting the whole thing done by daybreak. Throwing a bit of a wrench into the work is the discovery that the owner
Screener Squad: Come True
COME TRUE MOVIE REVIEW Grab your blankie and caffeinated beverages as the gang follows this slowburn thriller about a teenage runaway taking part in a sleep study that becomes a nightmarish descent into the depths of her mind and a frightening examination of the power of dreams. Frank is joined by Robert, Lewayne, and T.C. to peel back the dreamscape
Eye on the Prize Ep. 49 – 2021 Oscar Nominations Live Reaction
EYE ON THE PRIZE EP. 49 – 2021 OSCAR NOMINATIONS LIVE REACTION It’s everyone’s least favorite/favorite time of the year. You know, that time you pretend not to care about who gets nominated only to vehemently react to who does or does not make the shortlist. Who will dominate with the most nominations this year? What will be the curveball
Giganticast Ep 27: Monster Hunter: The Movie Review
GIGANTICAST EP 27: MONSTER HUNTER: THE MOVIE REVIEW A special episode! Matt, Morgan, Rebekah, and David saw Monster Hunter and now they HAVE to talk about it and you HAVE to listen! The cat was neat though. YOUR REVIEWERS (that we have bios for) Matt Frank (Giganticast, Highly Suspect Reviews, Screener Squad) Matt Frank is known in both
Episode 56 – Not So Swingin’ 1962
Part 1 of 2. Bret and Shira hop in the time machine again to visit the year of 1962, a time when men were mad and women were… completely clueless about sex if Doris Day in That Touch of Mink is any indication. There’s a lot that she’ll do for that titular expensive fur but she won’t do that. Find
Screener Squad: Cherry
CHERRY MOVIE REVIEW The Russo brothers disembark from the Marvel train for a bit and direct their first film not in the MCU since 2006’s “You, Me, & Dupree” (yeah, they did that). Apple TV gladly took on the brothers and their star, young Tom Holland still fresh-faced as Peter Parker, and then proceed to cover him with grime. “Cherry”
