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Geeks@Large Episode 40: We Pitch Our Own Horror Remakes!
GEEKS AT LARGE EP 40: WE PITCH OUR OWN HORROR REMAKES With the Halloween season upon us, Steven, Neil, and Taylor assemble to discuss how they would each remake a particular horror film! From a lesser-known Vincent Price vehicle to a classic Stephen King retelling, which of the boys’ pitches is YOUR favorite? Check out the newest Sweetweenie video below!
Screener Squad: Little Monsters (2019)
LITTLE MONSTERS MOVIE REVIEW The apocalypse will be as kid-friendly as possible if these adults get their way in this horror-comedy. The story follows a washed-up musician named Dave (Alexander England) who drops his kid off to Kindergarten. When he meets his kid’s teacher Audrey (Lupita N’yongo) and learns they need an extra adult for their field trip, he volunteers.
Screener Squad: Bojack Horseman (Final Season – Part 1)
BOJACK HORSEMAN (FINAL SEASON – PART 1) REVIEW Bojack Horseman is back for the first part of its final season. Following the fallout of Bojack nearing killing his co-star Gina, he finally checks into rehab to get the help he has been avoiding for so long. However, the demons of his past refuse to leave him alone. Meanwhile, Diane struggles
Highly Suspect Reviews: Motherless Brooklyn
MOTHERLESS BROOKLYN REVIEW Ed Norton is one of those actors who makes ears perk up when he announces a new project. Sure, not everything is gold but he always makes interesting choices. When he chose to star in, write, direct, and produce this adaptation of a beloved Jonathan Lethem novel, ears were decidedly perked. Playing a private investigator in 1957
Highly Suspect Reviews: Harriet
HARRIET MOVIE REVIEW Harriet Tubman was a badass. Anyone who knows about her life knows this is a lady who REALLY should have her picture on the 20.00 bill. At least. But here we are in today’s America. And here we are with a biopic about this amazing woman that unfortunately doesn’t do her justice. At least according to
Highly Suspect Reviews: Parasite
PARASITE MOVIE REVIEW Don’t listen to this review. No, I mean, if you’ve SEEN Parasite already, by all means, listen to the review…but…I’ve got very mixed feelings about those of you who haven’t seen this latest masterpiece from South Korean director Bong Joon-ho not going into it as cold as possible. So, let’s make a deal: you go buy tickets
