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Screener Squad: Invader Zim – Enter the Florpus
INVADER ZIM – ENTER THE FLORPUS MOVIE REVIEW It’s the one-two punch of 90’s Nickelodeon revivals on Netflix. After Rocko’s Modern Life returned to the small screen, Invader Zim has landed with an even longer special for new and old audiences alike. Taking place some unspecified time after the comics, Zim has finally emerged from his ‘official hiding place’ to
Screener Squad: Wu Assassins Season 1
Screener Squad: Wu Assassins Season 1 Do you enjoy watching martial arts people kick ass? Do you dig mystical prophecies and chosen warriors? Then Wu Assassins may be the show for you. When San Francisco chef Kai (Iko Uwais) gets chosen (mystically and without consent) to be the Wu Assassin, he is charged with taking down the Wu Xing elemental
Breakfast Pub Episode 242
Breakfast Pub Episode 242 Chris and Harris, back together again, this week taking on all the movie and tv trailers and news stories with great excitement…and sometimes consternation and even downright anger. Subscribers at the RED SHIRT level or above can check it out right here! Please think about becoming a paid subscriber to Oneofus.net, support our huge network of
Highly Suspect Reviews: Good Boys
GOOD BOYS MOVIE REVIEW Oh no, Jacob Tremblay is growing up! Playing 12-year-old Max, he’s deeply freaked out about being invited to a ‘kissing party’ (how come they didn’t have those when I was in Middle School?) as he doesn’t know how to kiss. His best friends help him out by using his dad’s drone to spy on a lip-mashing
Highly Suspect Reviews: Blinded By The Light
BLINDED BY THE LIGHT MOVIE REVIEW When a Pakistani teenager growing up in Thatcher’s England discovers Bruce Springsteen, it changes his whole life. Finding the working-class liberalism of the Boss especially enheartening, Javed starts to find his own voice. Despite the wishes of his strict traditionalist father and the intolerance in his town, he forms a support system and starts
Highly Suspect Reviews: Where’d You Go, Bernadette?
WHERE’D YOU GO, BERNADETTE? MOVIE REVIEW While they may not be always high-profile releases, director/writer Richard Linklater all but always puts out thought-provoking and funny movies that generally have great casts. This adaptation of the 2012 novel of the same name is no exception. Here, Cate Blanchett plays Bernadette, and although she doesn’t actually go anywhere till near the third
