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Screener Squad: The Night Clerk
THE NIGHT CLERK MOVIE REVIEW Saban Films strikes again with the release of this new crime drama The Night Clerk. The story focuses on a young hotel desk clerk named Bart Bromley (Tye Sheridan). A highly autistic man, he becomes the prime suspect in a murder case that occurred on his shift due to his interests in videotaping the guests.
Breakfast Pub Episode 269!
BREAKFAST PUB EPISODE 269 Chris and Harris take on all the new movie and tv trailers and news stories, like the Baby Yoda merchandise, Westworld S3’s new direction, new Star Trek, Star Wars, and Marvel announcements and much more! RED SHIRT and above subscribers can CLICK HERE to check it out. Please think about becoming a paid subscriber to Oneofus.net,
Screener Squad: What Love Looks Like
WHAT LOVE LOOKS LIKE MOVIE REVIEW What does love look like? Probably a lot better than this film. This independent release, which was shot, edited, co-produced, written, and directed by Alex Magaña, works primarily as a series of vignettes following characters meeting cute, going on dates, dealing with insecurities, and trying to find love. And we would love to give
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Call of the Wild
THE CALL OF THE WILD MOVIE REVIEW In what I believe is the 7th filmed adaptation of Jack London’s classic tale (if you count the Snoopy animated version), Hollywood brings us this survival tale with a still-dedicated to his craft Harrison Ford and a suspect choice of a CG animated dog named Buck. Buck is first pampered, then abused, eventually
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.
