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Digital Noise Episode 194: How to Talk to Chris on Podcasts
Chris and Aaron deliver more of the reviews of recent home releases and BOY, do we have some doozies to discuss on this show. 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. You can now subscribe
The Gathering: The Fourteenth Party
SUBSCRIBER ALERT!! Our party podcast reconvenes for the 14th time and has a grand old time talking Disenchantment, Castle Rock, Stan Against Evil and TONS more on this double-podcast just for Brown Coat subscribers and above. Those wonderful folks can check it out right here.
Deliberations of Doom Episode 33 – Anthologies Pt 2
Our horror podcast continues their discussion of horror anthologies with the films Twilight Zone: The Movie, Cat’s Eye, and Tales From the Hood. You can now subscribe on iTunes (or the podcast service of your choice that accepts RSS feeds) to just The Deliberations of Doom Podcast! Either search for Deliberations of Doom on your podcast service or use our
Highly Suspect Reviews: Juliet, Naked
This Nick Hornby adaptation stars Rose Byrne as Annie who lives in a small British seaside town with her longtime boyfriend Duncan (Chris O’Dowd). Duncan is more than a bit uncomfortably into an indie rock star from the 90s named Tucker Crowe (Ethan Hawke) who mysteriously disappeared after putting out just one album. Which is to say, he has a
Digital Noise Episode 193: Super Aaron!
Aaron is back again, joining Chris and quickly becoming an MVP here at oneofus.net as the two of them dive into a sizable stack of movies…so sizable that we had to divide this episode into two parts (part two coming next week). PLEASE USE OUR IMAGE LINKS TO BUY ANY OF THESE TITLES ON AMAZON. IN
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Little Stranger
Set in 1947, Domnhall Gleeson plays a country doctor who is attending to the remains of a family who live at a crumbling, but once magnificent home. Will Poulter is the severely war-mangled son trying to run the family’s affairs but is even more crippled psychologically. Ruth Wilson is the daughter who is smarter than she seems to let on
