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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
Screener Squad: Tigers Are Not Afraid
TIGERS ARE NOT AFRAID MOVIE REVIEW If Guillermo del Toro directed City of God, it would probably look a lot like Tigers Are Not Afraid. Directed by Issa Lopez, the story primarily follows Estrella (Paolo Lara), a young girl whose mother goes missing after a cartel shootout happens at her school. While in class, the teacher gives her three pieces
Screener Squad: One Cut of the Dead
ONE CUT OF THE DEAD MOVIE REVIEW (SPOILERS AFTER 15:44) You’ve heard the hype. You’ve hopefully heard our initial review from its festival run. Now Shudder is distributing the Japanese hit One Cut of the Dead for limited theatrical screening before its streaming release. This is going to be a hard movie to review because so much of the story
Screener Squad: Can You Keep A Secret?
CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET? MOVIE REVIEW Secrets. They are what keep us up at night. So, what if you had a bad day and was then given the opportunity to unleash all of your deepest frustrations, fears, and anxieties onto some unsuspecting stranger with no strings attached? That is what Emma (Alexandra Daddario) believed when she told Jack (Tyler
Screener Squad: Jacob’s Ladder (2019)
JACOB’S LADDER MOVIE REVIEW Sorry for the delay with this review, but Bradly and Frank had to take some time wrapping their brains around why anyone would want to remake a classic like Jacob’s Ladder. Based on the mind-bending 1990 cult classic, the story follows newlywed Jacob (Michael Ealy) as he struggles to get over the traumas of his past.
Digital Noise Episode 232: Apocalypse Batman: In Concert
DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 232: APOCALYPSE BATMAN: IN CONCERT Sir John and Chris have a sizable list of movies and tv shows to report on. While not all of them are good, all the reviews were fun as hell to record. Check out the latest Digital Noise right now! All titles were sent to Digital Noise by the distribution companies in
