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Digital Noise Episode 252: Chris Drops the Ball…or does he?
DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 252: CHRIS DROPS THE BALL…OR DOES HE? A staggered schedule of home releases has led to this epic episode of Digital Noise as first John and Chris, and then Chris and Aaron, talk about some movies. Check out the big ol’ titles on this show! All titles were sent to Digital Noise by the distribution companies in
Screener Squad: Solar Opposites Season 1
SOLAR OPPOSITES SEASON 1 REVIEW Justin Roiland (co-creator and star of Rick and Morty) returns with Solar Opposites, yet another sci-fi show with a suspiciously similar art style. Four aliens and a pupa after the destruction of their homeworld decide to go to the incredibly overpopulated Earth. While they try to adjust to a normal suburban life, a very interesting
Screener Squad: Into the Dark – Delivered
INTO THE DARK – DELIVERED MOVIE REVIEW The Screener Squad returns to the strange world of Hulu’s Into the Dark horror anthology with their newest release Delivered. The story follows a pregnant woman, Valerie (Natalie Paul) who is eagerly awaiting the birth of her child, and it has been an incredibly complicated pregnancy. Things are only going to get more
Screener Squad: The Great
THE GREAT TV SERIES REVIEW Hulu and The Favourite co-writer Tony McNamara decided to tell an ‘occasionally true story’ with The Great. The story follows the origins of eventual Russian empress Catherine the Great (Elle Fanning) as she is married to the current emperor Peter III (Nicholas Hoult). However, her idealized life of joy and change is shattered when she
Screener Squad: The Trip to Greece
THE TRIP TO GREECE MOVIE REVIEW Justin, Marco, and London reunite for the latest of Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon’s travelogue vacations. If you’ve seen any of the three other movies, The Trip to Greece follows the same formula of Coogan and Brydon playing slightly fictionalized versions of themselves going to restaurants, talking about their lives, and then dealing with
Screener Squad: Castle in the Ground
CASTLE IN THE GROUND MOVIE REVIEW It doesn’t feel like the best time to release a film so mired in darkness. And not fun darkness, like in a horror movie. No, we’re talking spiraling addiction and familial death. Yay. You got Alex Wolff who is taking care of his mom (Neve Campbell) who is dying in her home, regularly upping