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Highly Suspect Reviews: The House With a Clock In Its Walls
Eli Roth (!…I know, right?) directs this children’s book adaptation about a young orphan boy who goes to live in a creepy and seriously weird old house with his uncle (Jack Black) and his friend Florence (Cate Blanchette). Both are good wizards who wouldn’t be out of place as instructors at Hogwarts, trying to figure out where a mysterious and
Infestation: Fantastic Fest 2018 Episode 1
This year Oneofus.net is teaming up with The Austin Chronicle to bring you daily coverage, reviews, interviews and more coming from the world’s #1 genre film festival, Fantastic Fest, held in Austin Texas every year at the Alamo Drafthouse. This introductory show takes a look at some of the big films playing the festival this year as well as recommends
Infestation: TIFF 2018
One of Us has arrived at the Toronto Film Festival! Shakyl Lambert, a One of Us MVP and a frequent attendee of the festival, gives his detailed account of all the movies he saw and the various events that occurred at the screenings. Justin Zarian is also there to give Shak someone to talk to! For people who want to
Screener Squad: Bel Canto
A South American country is throwing a birthday party for a rich Japanese industrialist (Ken Watanabe) trying to woo him into opening a factory there by getting his favorite opera singer (Julianne Moore) to perform. But when rebels storm the party and hold all the guests hostage, mistakenly thinking the President of the country is in attendance, things turn into
The Gathering – The Fifteenth Party
In what might be the largest assemblage of oneofus-ers and friends we’ve yet assembled for our show, our party-podcast takes on its first topic-centric episode with Cult Movies. Everybody gets a chance to give one or two of their personal favorite examples and defend them and we even get a few first-timers on the show, including the much-missed Jason Murphy.
Screener Squad: Lizzie
Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave Davey Peppers forty whacks. When she saw what she had done, she gave Justin Zarian forty-one. All skipping-rope rhymes aside, Lizzie is Chloe Sevigny’s long-gestating passion project depicting the murders of the Borden family, which scholars continue to debate on how culpable their daughter Lizzie was. Was she innocent? Did she kill them
