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Deliberations of Doom Vol 2 Ep 14: Horror Icons Pt 2
Deliberations of Doom Horror Icons Part 2 Our dive into the films of some of the biggest horror icons continues with our look with two films from Lance Henriksen: the Stan Winston directed and creature-created Pumpkinhead, and James Cameron’s directorial debut (although…), the laughably horrible Piranha 2: The Spawning. Next up we take on the first of two Barbara Crampton
Infestation: Annecy Animation Festival 2019: Ride Your Wave
RIDE YOUR WAVE MOVIE REVIEW Director Masaaki Yuasa sure loves “unique” romances. His last animated feature Lu Over the Wall told a comedic story about a relationship between a boy and a fish-girl. With Ride Your Wave he not only decided to up the animation but also his weirdness game. Why only have a magical girl living in the water?
Infestation: Annecy Animation Festival 2019: Frozen 2
ANNECY ANIMATION FESTIVAL PREVIEW OF FROZEN 2 Every year at the Annecy film festival Disney Studios treats the guests with special work-in-progress sneak peeks for their upcoming movies. This year we got to see footage from Frozen II, the long-awaited sequel to Disney’s enormous hit, their biggest cash cow since The Lion King. I’m among the people who adore the
Screener Squad: Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese
ROLLING THUNDER MOVIE REVIEW Bob Dylan has been an enigmatic star of American Folk Rock music, and while his songs have lived on there are many that don’t know much about him. Along comes Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese to shed some light as it covers one of his most famous and strange tours. Allen,
Screener Squad: Being Frank
BEING FRANK MOVIE REVIEW Justin and London are about to be very frank with their review of this new movie. The story follows Phillip (Logan Miller) living his day-to-day life with his family. While his mother (Anna Gunn) dutifully tends to the kids, their father Frank (Jim Gaffigan) seems to go on business trips often. After an especially heated argument,
Screener Squad: The Command
THE COMMAND MOVIE REVIEW All hands on deck for this review. The Command follows the 2000 Kursk incident where, while doing a training mission, a torpedo in a Russian submarine exploded, killing all but a handful of the crew who were then trapped under the sea. While the men in the Kursk fight to survive, various parties on the surface
