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Eye on the Prize Ep. 32 – The Venice and TIFF Aftermath
EYE ON THE PRIZE EP. 32 – THE VENICE AND TIFF AFTERMATH Festival season is underway and people have finally had a chance to see some of the biggest potential Oscar contenders. Is Joker truly a Best Picture candidate? Did Marriage Story meet Noah Baumbach’s standard of quality? What movies came out of nowhere to make their case for the
Highly Suspect Reviews: Ad Astra
AD ASTRA MOVIE REVIEW Brad Pitt is a weirdly serene astronaut who is tasked by the government in the near future to go out to space to contact his long thought dead father (Tommy Lee Jones) who apparently have camped out around Neptune and is doing something (?) that could cause the end of the universe. Something like that. Anyway,
Screener Squad: Tall Girl
TALL GIRL MOVIE REVIEW Reviewing this movie seemed to be a tall order for Julien and Max! Tall Girl, a new romantic comedy released onto Netflix, follows Jodi (Ava Michelle) processing her insecurities over being the tallest woman in her high school. However, after years of feeling outcast by her group, she decides to assert herself and find her confidence,
Digital Noise Episode 233: The Mad Adventures of Chris and Aaron
DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 233: THE MAD ADVENTURES OF CHRIS AND AARON A seriously wide-ranging stack of different styles of film this week leads to some truly interesting reviews and our critics being introduced to one title in particular that is a total game-changer for their view of the history of comedy. Check out Digital Noise! All titles were sent to
Breakfast Pub Episode 246
BREAKFAST PUB EPISODE 246 Chris and Aaron team up against the onslaught of trailers and news stories to discuss from the world of TV/Movies/Games this week talking Apple+ shows, Doctor Sleep, the new Hawkeye series, and much more. Subscribers at RED SHIRT level and above can check it out right here. Please think about becoming a paid subscriber to
Screener Squad: Danger God
DANGER GOD MOVIE REVIEW In each and every one of your favorite movies, somebody was there risking life and limb for a stunt. In the 60’s and 70’s one of the most prolific stunt performers was Gary Kent who took the drive-in theater by storm. In Danger God, Gary recounts the story of his life and career and how he
