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Screener Squad: Monstrum
MONSTRUM MOVIE REVIEW The Screener Squad is going back to South Korea with this new period piece monster movie, Monstrum. The story takes place in the 16th century during the reign of King Jungjong (you know you can’t get enough of that Jungjong!) whose throne is being threatened by rivals within his own government. To make things worse, there’s some
Screener Squad: Spaceship Earth
SPACESHIP EARTH MOVIE REVIEW On September 26, 1991, a group of eight scientists locked themselves into a giant vivarium in the Arizona desert. The purpose of their two-year experiment was to see if people could sustain life in an ecosystem completely closed off from the outside world. They named it Biosphere 2, and as time passed, it was increasingly vilified
One of Us Show: Live From the End of the World Ep 9
ONE OF US SHOW: LIVE FROM THE END OF THE WORLD EP 9 Martin Thomas and Chris Cox get to talking some movies and shows that adapt comics and are perhaps not as well known as others. I mean, really it’s just an excuse to see that Thomas/Cox magic working, and it does. Please think about becoming a paid subscriber
Screener Squad: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt vs The Reverend
UNBREAKABLE KIMMY SCHMIDT VS THE REVEREND TV MOVIE REVIEW Oh, fudge! It’s been a year since Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt had its series finale and now Kimmy returns to take down the Reverend (Jon Hamm) and marry Harry Potter in this new use of the Netflix interactive film platform. Bradly, Mindy, and Nathan give their thoughts… if they can figure out
Screener Squad: Time Warp: The Greatest Cult Films of All Time Part 2- Horror & Sci-fi
TIME WARP: THE GREATEST CULT FILMS OF ALL TIME PART 2 – HORROR & SCI-FI MOVIE REVIEW Our crew from the Time Warp Part 1 review returns to delve back into this documentary series. Part 2 narrows its focus to horror and science fiction films (so you know Chris is happy). Taking a look at films that range from obvious
Screener Squad: Hope Gap
HOPE GAP MOVIE REVIEW People like to say relationships are hard work. That appears to be true even after nearly three decades. Hope Gap is the story of Grace (Annette Bening) and Edward (Bill Nighy), a couple who have been married for 29 years. When their only son (Josh O’Connor) decides to visit them, Edward makes a confession: he is