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Screener Squad: How To Build a Girl
HOW TO BUILD A GIRL MOVIE REVIEW Beanie Feldstein plays Johanna Morrigan a sad shy girl obsessed with her inner fantasy life and….well, the sex she wants but isn’t having. Which makes sense considering she’s a teenage girl in a family of 5 who shares a bedroom with her older brother. After an embarrassing turn on a local television program
Screener Squad: South Mountain
SOUTH MOUNTAIN MOVIE REVIEW Life hits Lila (Talia Balsam) hard. First, her kids leave for the summer. Then her husband, Edgar (Scott Cohen), leaves for another. Her world overturned, Lila tries to keep herself centered through the feelings of grief, anger, and a rather tasty idea of revenge. The film is a somber look at self-discovery in the aftermath of
Episode 16 – An Episode Only a Mother Could Love
In honor of Mother’s Day, Bret and Shira have asked their moms to pick the movies this week. These moms prove they are not to be messed with when it comes to great movie taste. Bret’s mom serves up creepy Carrie first and then Shira’s mom finishes the job with America’s first sweethearts in The Thin Man. Remixing two movies
Screener Squad: Upload Season 1
UPLOAD SEASON 1 TV SERIES REVIEW What if you were able to go on living after death in a virtual world? I mean, for those of us who aren’t entirely confident about other post-death conscious experiences, that sounds pretty sweet, right? Well, Greg Daniels (who created The Office and co-created Parks & Rec) has devised a sinister twist on the
Screener Squad: Z
Z MOVIE REVIEW Why is it every time I see in a movie or show some kid with an imaginary friend, everyone’s like, “awwww, how cute”. Cute. When is it ever cute? It’s f*&king terrifying is what it is. Even, say, Drop Dead Fred…that dude was pure chaos. Evil incarnate. So when the kid in Shudder’s new original film Z
Screener Squad: Arkansas
ARKANSAS MOVIE REVIEW When Swin (Clark Duke) and Kyle (Liam Hemsworth) get partnered together to traffic drugs for Frog (Vince Vaughn), they stumble into trouble and then continue to dig themselves deeper into it. Actor Clark Duke debuted his directorial skills here and it was meant to premiere at SXSW but now is being released to VOD. This Dixie Mafia