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Episode 6 – But I Would Stalk 500 Miles
Part one of a twofer, baby! Bret and Shira’s conversation isn’t the only thing trailing in this episode while they discuss the stalker trope in Romance and Horror. First, they sneak up on the paranoid teens of It Follows and then follow a woman from New England to Florida to find out if There’s Something About Mary. Like any good
Highly Suspect Reviews: Wendy
WENDY MOVIE REVIEW Has it really been since 2012 that director Benh Zeitlin burst onto the scene with his first film, Beasts of the Southern Wild, a film that surprised everyone by getting three Oscar noms including Best Picture? I understand there might have been some question of ‘how the hell do you follow an entrance like that’ but 8
Highly Suspect Reviews: Emma
EMMA MOVIE REVIEW I hate to have to say, “Remember how much you liked Clueless? Well, this is the original Clueless” but here we are. Emma is the latest (and certainly not the first or last) adaptation of the classic Jane Austin novel of the same name. This time Anna Taylor-Joy takes on the role of the titular young woman
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Invisible Man
THE INVISIBLE MAN MOVIE REVIEW After making one of the most kick-ass sci-fi action films of 2018 (Upgrade) for 3 million dollars, director/writer Leigh Whannell turns his sights on horror with his updated take on the old Universal classic, The Invisible Man. Proving again that sometimes having to work with a smaller budget yields superior results (this time, 7 million),
Screener Squad: My Hero Academia – Heroes Rising
MY HERO ACADEMIA – HEROES RISING MOVIE REVIEW ***WARNING: SPOILER TALK NEAR THE END*** The runaway anime hit My Hero Academia continues with a second cinematic outing. Heroes Rising surprisingly takes place closer to where the manga is now than the anime series, with the class of 1A setting up a practice hero agency to help a small island. During
Screener Squad: Sonic The Hedgehog
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG MOVIE REVIEW If you grew up in the ’80s or ’90s then you’re no stranger to the “Sega” theme or their blue hedgehog mascot, and since everything old is new again, it’s we have Sonic the Hedgehog in theaters now. After being in development hell since 2013 we get Sonic (Ben Schwartz) living in our world in
