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Screener Squad: A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon
A SHAUN THE SHEEP MOVIE: FARMAGEDDON MOVIE REVIEW The people at Aardman have brought back their beloved children’s character Shaun for another cinematic outing, but this time on Netflix’s dime. In A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon, we follow our titular character and his flock of friends as they come across a cute alien with extraordinary powers. Now it is
Episode 5 – C’est la Vie en France
Bret and Shira parlez vous French films. They talk New French Extremity staple, Martyrs, alongside Amelie, probably the most whimsical movie ever made. Settle in with a delicious pain au chocolat and enjoy some fresh remixes of a couple old French cult faves.
Digital Noise Episode 248: Chris and John DN Reboot
DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 248: CHRIS AND JOHN DN REBOOT Chris and John look at a mighty stack of titles, spend more time than you’d think getting deep into the Beverly Hills Cop series, realize that what the British think are the all-time great films and what Americans do are often two very different lists, get into the Fulci formula for
Screener Squad: Arrow (The Final Season)
ARROW (THE FINAL SEASON) TV REVIEW **WARNING: THIS WILL HAVE SPOILER DISCUSSIONS** Now that the flagship CW DC universe has come to a close (kind of) and we’ve had some time to think on the denouement, it’s time to give our in-depth analysis on Arrow’s final season. It’s hard to summarize everything that happened since you’ll need knowledge of the
Screener Squad: Incitement
INCITEMENT MOVIE REVIEW A dark, lesser-known bit of history is brought to life through Israel’s Best International Feature submission, Incitement. Set in 1995, the film follows Israeli law student Yigal Amir (Yehuda Nahari Halevi) in the year leading up to his assassination of Israel’s prime minister Yitzhak Rabin. What were his motives? What could drive a man with a promising
Screener Squad: Locke & Key
LOCKE & KEY TV REVIEW After years of failed starts, Joe Hill’s Locke & Key has finally gotten the small screen treatment via Netflix. Adapted from the comic, the story focuses on the Locke family following the death of their patriarch Rendell. Once they’ve arrived at the mysterious family home, the Keyhouse, the children (Connor Jessup, Emilia Jones, Jackson Robert
