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Screener Squad: I’m Not Here
I’m Not Here Movie Review Ever wanted to see a very sad J.K. Simmons wrestle with depression, alcoholism, and possible suicide? Well, you got it here, as his character Steve reflects upon the decisions he made as a young man (Sebastian Stan) and as a child (Iain Armitage) that led him to this moment. And it’s directed, written, and edited
Screener Squad: The Kid
Vincent D’Onofrio is taking a crack at directing with this Western epic. The story follows a young boy and his sister who flee from their violent uncle (Chris Pratt) after they kill their father for killing their mother. While on the run, they encounter an abandoned building where they run into Billy the Kid (Dane DeHaan) and his gang. Shortly
Screener Squad: I Am The Night Episode 5 & 6
It’s time to review the…thrilling(?) conclusion of this TNT miniseries. Our leads have made a major breakthrough in the case and we follow them through a trip to Hawaii, as well as one major face-off, to see where this story concludes. And, well…there’s a reason why we haven’t felt an urgent need to get this review out. But we still
Highly Suspect Reviews: Captain Marvel
CAPTAIN MARVEL MOVIE REVIEW Wow, the 21st film in the MCU and still going strong. This time the story goes back to the 90s in this kinda prequel to the entirety of the film series with Brie Larson as an amnesiac space soldier and member of an alien race who when she ends up on Earth searching for a shapechanging
Screener Squad: Fighting With My Family
Yes, this is a late review, but now that some of the Squad found a theater where this movie was playing (why this is not in wider distribution is a mystery), they’re ready to enter the ring to discuss this biographical family sports drama. Stephen Merchant has decided to write and direct this movie following the story of Saraya-Jade Bevis
The Final Days of Gotham – Episode 8 – Nothing’s Shocking
If you thought Gotham couldn’t one-up itself in terms of crazy, then you haven’t seen this episode! After the drama of fighting Jerome last episode, ‘Nothing’s Shocking’ decides to slow things down to have each major groups of characters tackle their own villain of the week threat. On the whole, this is not a great thing for a show to
