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Screener Squad: The King (2019)
THE KING MOVIE REVIEW William Shakespeare’s Henry IV and Henry V are mashed together into one with this Netflix film The King. The story follows the rise of Henry V (Timothee Chalamet) following the death of Henry IV (Ben Mendelsohn). After ascending to the throne and foiling an assassin sent by the French, Henry makes plans to launch a retaliation
Screener Squad: Terminator: Dark Fate
TERMINATOR: DARK FATE MOVIE REVIEW The Terminator franchise tries to revive itself once again with Terminator: Dark Fate. Resetting the continuity post-Terminator 2: Judgment Day for the third time, the story follows a new plot by the machines to send another Terminator, the Rev-9 (Diego Luna), back to the past. The target this time, however, is a young girl named
Giganticast Ep 18: Criterion’s Godzilla – The Showa Series
GIGANTICAST EP 18: CRITERION’S GODZILLA – THE SHOWA SERIES Matt and Aaron geek out over Criterion’s 1000th spine release, Godzilla: The Showa Series, collecting all of the films from 1954 to 1975. Giganticast is now available on iTunes, Spotify and more in its own feed. Subscribe now and leave us a rating! You can also use the RSS feed to
Breakfast Pub Episode 253!
BREAKFAST PUB EPISODE 253 With Chris feeling under the weather, Justin has been recruited last minute to help Ben cover this week’s Breakfast Pub. Together they have a very lively discussion about the fallout of the Game of Thrones creators leaving Star Wars, the announcement of Overwatch 2, the plentiful news about the HBO Max streaming service, and much more
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.
