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Digital Noise Ep 161: Short and Sweet
Marco and Chris team up to deliver the scoop on the home releases you may not have heard about (but, in some cases, need to). And please click on those images of the films we’re talking about to buy any of your purchases through Amazon.com!
The Top Five Reasons Why the “Duck-Verse” Is Disney’s Greatest Creation
August 12, 2017 will see the premiere of the new Ducktales series starring the fantastic David Tennant as Uncle Scrooge. It will run for twenty-four hours straight on Disney XD. As the internet is a buzz with excitement about the show’s reboot/return, I thought it would be a great time to talk about the Duckberg gang being even more important
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Glass Castle
The writer/director of the often overlooked (but wonderful) Short Term 12 teams up with Brie Larson again to tell the story of the seriously dysfunctional Walls family. Woody Harrelson is an optimistic drunk and Naomi Watts is a kooky artist and they’re not so great as the parental units in this nomadic tribe they have together. Switching back and forth
Movie BS Ep 370: ‘Annabelle: Creation,’ ‘Wind River,’ ‘Step’
0:00 – Hello, the pronunciation of “niche,” and an iTunes review 3:45 – We have three movies to review, none of which were seen by both of us, and none of which are called Maximum Impact 5:20 – Annabelle: Creation review (Snider only) 10:05 – Wind River review (Bayer only) 14:45 – Step review (Snider only) 19:40 – A word
Highly Suspect Reviews: Brigsby Bear
Imagine if your whole world wasn’t what you thought it was. You were raised living in an underground shelter by your ‘parents’ who had weird rules and rituals and had created an entire alternate reality for you, even creating a children’s tv show for you to watch (that as far as you know was the ONLY show) that you became
Highly Suspect Reviews: Wind River
The writer of Sicario and Hell or High Water shows up to script AND direct this new film featuring Jeremy Renner as a bad-ass hunter up in the frozen climes of Wyoming on an Native American reservation. He teams up with a noob FBI agent (Elizabeth Olsen) to solve the murder of a young girl. It’s a slow burn but
