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Screener Squad: First Love
FIRST LOVE MOVIE REVIEW Nothing is sweeter than a tale of first love, a tale of when boy meets girl and when young love blossoms unexpectedly…except for things don’t go that sweetly when it’s directed by Takashi Miike. Our young lovers, Leo and Monica, get embroiled in a conspiracy to steal drugs from the Yakuza as they war with Triads.
Breakfast Pub Episode 250!
BREAKFAST PUB EPISODE 250 Justin, Allen, Bradly, and London are in charge this week with a whole slew of new trailers and news stories. Among the highlights this week are the trailer for Dwayne Johnson’s Jungle Cruise, the new leads for Marvel’s Helstrom and The Matrix 4, the very sad passing of Robert Forster, and Brad nearly derailing the show
Screener Squad: The Trouble
THE TROUBLE MOVIE REVIEW Somebody is going to be in trouble once we finish reviewing this new movie The Trouble. The film follows a guy named Billy (John Vogel), who decides to get into the world of competitive poker playing to earn more money and make somehthing of his life. When the online site he was playing on shuts down,
Screener Squad: The Battle of Jangsari
THE BATTLE OF JANGSARI MOVIE REVIEW The Screener Squad is gearing up for battle to review this international war film The Battle of Jangsari. Set during the 1950 Battle of Incheon in the Korean War, we follow an inexperienced battalion of student soldiers as they are sent to the beachhead of Jangsari to aid the United Nations. However, things grow
Screener Squad: Lucky Day
LUCKY DAY MOVIE REVIEW Roger Avary, the co-writer of Pulp Fiction, has returned to filmmaking after a ten year break (partly due to jail time) with Lucky Day. The film follows Red (Luke Bracey) as he returns home to his wife Chloe (Nina Dobrev) and daughter Beatrice (Ella Ryan Quinn) after serving jail time for a heist gone wrong. With
Highly Suspect Reviews: Gemini Man
GEMINI MAN MOVIE REVIEW Believe it or not, this sci-fi action film about a badass hitman who discovers the mysterious man trying to kill him is no other than a much younger clone of himself, has been in development for 20 years. Passing through many hands with many leads over the years, this finally got made with Ang Lee at
