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Highly Suspect Reviews: Beautiful Boy
Steve Carell plays journalist David Sheff whose son Nic (Timothée Chalamet) has become deeply addicted to drugs. And the cycle begins of hitting rock bottom, recovery, relapse in this painful look at home addiction can take a heavy toll on the families of the addict. But is it much more than a well-cast After School Special? Therein lies the rub
Highly Suspect Reviews: Suspiria
Academy Award nominee Luca Guadagnino takes on one of the most controversial remakes in cinema history. This is like the equivalent of when they brought Bucky back in the comics. And one could argue, that like that, it works, but in a way we certainly never could have predicted. Taking Dario Argento’s legendary Suspiria and reinventing/reimagining it as this very
Digital Noise Episode 199 – The Penultimate Horror
On this week’s podcast, Aaron and Chris have a grand old time going through this week’s stack of home releases, which is mostly horror, but our pick of the week will likely surprise you. PLEASE USE OUR IMAGE LINKS TO BUY ANY OF THESE TITLES ON AMAZON. IN FACT, PLEASE USE THEM AS YOUR STARTING POINT
Deliberations of Doom Ep 35: Streaming Horror Pt 2
Volume 1 of Deliberations of Doom comes to an end with this second half of our discussion on streaming horror films. This week we talk about Tragedy Girls, Cold Hell, Still/Born, and Revenge. Stay tuned for the beginning of the all-new Deliberations of Doom Volume 2 at the end of this week as we discuss the Halloween movie series. Also,
Screener Squad: 22 July
Paul Greengrass has returned with the latest in his series of ‘made too soon’ movies, this time courtesy of Netflix. Centered on the 2011 Norwegian terrorist attacks conducted by Anders Behring Breivik (Anders Danielsen Lie), we follow the story from the bombing and shooting that claimed the lives of 77 people to Breivik’s final courtroom verdict. Can the victims of
Screener Squad: Sadie
Sadie (Sophia Mitri Schloss) doesn’t have it easy. Her dad has been fighting overseas for years, she frustrated with school and now she has found out her mother Rae (Melanie Lynskey) is having an affair with the sketchy mechanic next door named Cyrus (John Gallagher Jr.). Convinced that the only way to fix her family’s problems is to remove Cyrus
