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Highly Suspect Reviews: The Predator
Director Shane Black managed to get the job helming the new Predator movie and teamed up with his old buddy Fred Dekker to write it. Now, this comedy-action-horror featuring a predator on Earth versus a team of miscreant soldiers…and then eventually versus a supah-predator, is going to have a mixed reaction for sure from the die-hard Predator fan camp. But
Highly Suspect Reviews: A Simple Favor
Anna Kendrick plays Stephanie, a widowed super-mom who manages to do it all for her son as well as run an instructional mom vlog. She strikes up a strange opposites-attract friendship with the wild Emily (Blake Lively) but before you know it, this other mom that is breaking Stephanie out of her normal routine mysteriously disappears. Stephanie isn’t exactly the
Digital Noise Episode 195: Be Careful What you Wish For, Aaron
Aaron and Chris are together again taking on all the home releases you can handle. Which, I can only assume, is a lot. PLEASE USE OUR IMAGE LINKS TO BUY ANY OF THESE TITLES ON AMAZON. IN FACT, PLEASE USE THEM AS YOUR STARTING POINT FOR ANYTHING YOU BUY OFF OF AMAZON. You can now subscribe
Books and Beer Ep 12 – Harlan Ellison: The SF Master
Miguel, Andrew, and Zach can all agree on one thing: Harlan Ellison was an SF Master. Listen as they chug some Old Chub and cover Dangerous Visions, The Outer Limits, I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, and celebrate the life and controversies of the most cantankerous voice in the SF in this extra long part one!
Eye On The Prize Ep 14- Best Picture Review – Driving Miss Daisy
The Prizefighters are starting a new subsection of Eye on the Prize! Every now and then, they will review prior Best Picture winners to not only judge their own merits but to see what kind of legacy they have left on film. How have they held up over time? What performers or crew went on to bigger and better things?
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Nun
How many scenes in this film are terrifying? Nun. Sorry, had to do it as I managed to skip that most obvious of all puns in the review. But it’s also true. And yet, this latest film in the Conjuring-verse featuring Taissa Farmiga and Demián Bichir about a demon-nun in a spooky old convent managed to make our crew happy.
