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Deliberations of Doom Vol. 2 Ep 15: Horror Icons Pt 3
Deliberations of Doom Horror Icons Part 3 Rounding off our 3-part series discussion of some of the horror greats, we get back to Barbara Crampton for Chopping Mall, then head on over to the legendary Vincent Price for a discussion of The Abominable Dr. Phibes and The House on Haunted Hill. Give us a listen. We’d love to hear your
Screener Squad: Ophelia
OPHELIA MOVIE REVIEW **LIGHT SPOILERS AT 37:00** Did you ever read Hamlet and feel bad that Ophelia wasn’t given more to do? Wonder no more with this movie Ophelia, which re-contextualizes the plot of Hamlet from Ophelia’s perspective to give her more of an active role in making the plot happen. On the surface, this sounds like a potentially interesting
Screener Squad: Killers Anonymous
KILLERS ANONYMOUS MOVIE REVIEW Patience and Nick have decided to pour themselves some warm coffee, grab some stale donuts, and sit in a circle to share their experience watching Killers Anonymous. The plot is pretty much what you think it is, where a bunch of hitmen, murderers, and psychos talk about their feelings and get their urges to kill under
Highly Suspect Reviews: Midsommar
MIDSOMMAR MOVIE REVIEW How do you follow up a smash feature film directorial debut like Hereditary? Ari Aster has his answer for you with Midsommar. Florence Pugh plays Dani, a woman dealing with a family tragedy. Her guilt-ridden but still looking for a way out of the relationship boyfriend, Christian (Jack Reynor), sheepishly invites her along on a trip with
Highly Suspect Reviews: Spider-Man: Far From Home
In this epilogue to what has now been dubbed “The Infinity Saga” (IE: every MCU film up to this one), Spider-Man returns 5 years after what people are referring to as “The Blip”. Peter is dealing with the loss of his mentor Tony Stark, Happy Hogan putting the moves on his Aunt May and trying to get up the courage
Infestation: Annecy Animation Festival 2019: The Owl House
ANNECY ANIMATION FESTIVAL 2019: THE OWL HOUSE During the Annecy animation film festival I attended a Work in Progress presentation for the upcoming Disney show The Owl House, presented by its creator Dana Terrace, the art director Ricky Cometa and the vice president of Creative and artistic development at Walt Disney Company Shane Prigmore. The show follows Luz, a girl
