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Highly Suspect Reviews: Teen Titans Go! To The Movies
This Cartoon Network show has gotten the big screen treatment causing consternation in some DC animation fans who still mourn the loss of the previous Teen Titans show that was not as much aimed at the young’uns. Still, this very meta-movie (think, Deadpool for kids) caused near heart attack levels of laughter from at least two of our critics. Listen to
Highly Suspect Reviews: Mission Impossible: Fallout
Who would have thought that one of the most reliably entertaining film franchises would end up being Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible series? Well, at least from III on. For the first time, we have a writer/director returning for a second film (Christopher McQuarrie, who also worked with Cruise on five other films) as Tom and the team deal with a
Blue on My Mind – Fantasia Fest 2018
Mix mermaids with a coming of age tale, and you get pure intensity! Luna Wedler stars as Mia, a young Swiss teenager going through the tumultuous times of puberty. If that wasn’t enough, she’s also turning into a mermaid. When I saw the trailer for Blue on my Mind, I was already a little biased. I love the coming of
Digital Noise Episode 190 – The Last Virgin House by the Spring
This week, Aaron and Chris have a ton of both great and challenging titles to discuss but they have a great time doing it! 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. And guess what? You
Deliberations of Doom Ep 30 – Christmas in July Pt 1
Our deliberations take us to that holiday that has become so ripe for the horror genre, Xmas. But of course, we’re not gonna talk about it in December. How cliche! This episode we discuss Better Watch Out (with an exclusive about the director/writer’s next film), Dead End, and Krampus. You can now subscribe on iTunes (or the podcast service
The Man Who Killed Hitler and then the Bigfoot – Fantasia Fest 2018
The Man Who Killed Hitler and then The Bigfoot sounds like a movie straight out of the 1960s or 70s. It just screams goofy exploitation camp. Surprisingly, this is only partially true. Sam Elliott stars as Calvin, an old WWII veteran who holds a secret that haunts him every day. He is the man who assassinated Hitler. Although, it does
