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Screener Squad: Etheria Shorts Program
ETHERIA SHORTS PROGRAM MOVIE REVIEW What do waffles, a magical pumpkin spice latte, and a postmodern treatise on slasher films have in common? Well, these are some of the many themes in the Etheria 2020 Shorts Collection. Now presented on Shudder are these nine shorts created by some very talented female filmmakers. There is a nice mixture of horror, sci-fi,
Screener Squad: Crossing Swords
CROSSING SWORDS TV SERIES REVIEW Once upon a time, a little Fisher-Price peg person named Patrick swore he would one day become a noble knight to uphold goodness and truth in the land. Through hard work and dedication, Patrick eventually rose through the ranks and ultimately achieved his life goal of becoming the royal family’s personal squire…and that’s when the
Episode 22 – Don’t Wake Daddy
In honor of Father’s Day, Bret and Shira let their dads pick the movies. The dads did not disappoint. Bret’s dad knows a killer joke when he sees one in Motel Hell and Shira’s dad sticks to the fundamentals with When Harry Met Sally. The necromancers finish with some remixes that prove these kids are not alright.
Screener Squad: You Should Have Left
YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT MOVIE REVIEW Kevin Bacon teams up again with director/writer David Koepp (“Stir of Echoes” from 1999) being their previous low-key celebrated team-up) to tell this story of a wealthy banker, his much younger wife (Amanda Seyfried) and young daughter as they find a house to rent in Wales to get away from it all, including unpleasant
Screener Squad: Scare Package
SCARE PACKAGE MOVIE REVIEW Horror anthology movies are always kinda a mixed bag. What happens when this group of seven directors decides to do a comedy-horror anthology? Well, it’s still a mixed bag but it’s pretty high up on the list nonetheless of ones that our review crew is going to recommend you see. As long as you don’t mind
Episode 21 – We’re Anime-niacs!
Bret is a casual fan of anime while Shira considers herself a full on closet otaku but they both agree the medium knows it’s way around horror and romance. If you’re a horror fan, expect a master class in psychological terror from Perfect Blue, Bret’s pick. But if you’re really ready to play hardball with your emotions, stick around for