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Jumanji: More Than Just a Game
The year is 1995. This is the year that films such as Se7en and The Usual Suspects are released, establishing Hollywood giants for years to come. Toy Story, the first ever fully computer generated feature film is released to widespread acclaim and box office success. Braveheart, Casino, Friday, Goldeneye, Apollo 13 and the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers battle for supremacy at
‘The Exception’ Review
Keeping in spirit with quiet, independent level (or sporting the feeling of independent level) productions picked up and released by A24 Entertainment (Moonlight, A Ghost Story), The Exception remains a somewhat modest war story. The film follows Captain Stefan Brandt (Jai Courtney) during the onset of World War II as he is assigned to protect Kaiser Wilhelm II (Christopher Plummer)
Highly Suspect Reviews: Fargo Season 3
Fact: Noah Hawley has had one hell of a year on TV. From the surreal super-hero art-house Legion (see our review for that right here) to the third, but hopefully not final, season of Fargo, no one else in the field of running the shows on that there boob tube seems to get it down so perfectly. And although our
Movie BS Ep 365: ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming,’ ‘The Big Sick,’ ‘The Little Hours’
0:00 – Hello, it’s July now 2:00 – Spider-Man: Homecoming review 16:40 – The Big Sick review 26:40 – The Little Hours review 31:00 – The House review (Snider only) 34:40 – Summer Box Office Challenge update 39:50 – Movie of the Month discussion: sex, lies & videotape (1989) 49:15 – Your next MOTM is Dangerous Liaisons (1988), which we’ll
Highly Suspect Reviews: GLOW Season 1
The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling. That was a real thing in the 80s. There’s a documentary all about them on Netflix you can watch if you don’t believe us. It all seems so crazy, over the top, and kinda racist/sexist, and yeah, it was. But now there’s this new narrative show at Netflix starring Mark Maron, Allison Brie and a
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Little Hours
Whereas of late comedies set in medieval times haven’t had the best track record, The Little Hours is about to break that streak. Dave Franco plays a servant to Nick Offerman who is forced to flee for his life when his master discovers he’s been diddlin’ the wife. As luck would have it, he stumbles across a nearby convent and
