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Digital Noise Episode 165: Aaron is in the House
A new episode of Digital Noise and another new co-host in the rotation as long-time fan Aaron joins our cast, talking with Chris about some of the new Blu-ray and DVD releases.
Thumbtacks & Screwjobs: Ep 15 – Summerslam 2017
It’s a triple threat Thumbtacks and Screwjobs, as Gene and Richard tag in young lion Dave for a review of the second most important WWE PPV, and explain why it’s not that important any more. Plus we take on Lucha Underground’s Cueto Cup, dismantle the PWI 500 list, and are there too many tournaments, or are promotions just not doing
Screamcast 142: My Chauffeur Is Nurse Sherri And She Touches My Genie
September 7, 2017
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Blu-ray, DVD, film, Home releases, horror, Movie Review, podcast, The ScreamCast
Another epic Vinegar Syndrome episode is here! Rob Hunter from Filmschoolrejects.com joins us and we welcome Stephanie Crawford into the Screamcast Family. Josh Obershaw joins in for the News and BJ Colangelo joins the party late to discuss 11 pieces of smut! Films covered are: My Chauffeur, Snapshot, Nurse Sherri, Red Roses of Passion, Touch Of Genie and much much
Big Finishing Move: ‘Doctor Who: Survival Of The Fittest’
Greetings dudes and dudettes, and welcome to Big Finishing Move! It’s that loving little section of the internet where I get to take a look at the works of Big Finish both new and old and determine if they are worth that money we all slave to get or if you are better off getting that double order of fries
Highly Suspect Reviews: It (chapter one)
IT is here. IT is what you have been waiting for. IT is the IT movie of the…erm…post-summer. IT is where IT’S at. I could go on like this all day and keep annoying all of you but the upshot is, we loved the hell out of this new adaptation of Stephen King’s coulrophobic novel. Listen to Chris, Patience, Phil, Beau,
‘Bad Black’ Review – Fantasia Fest 2017
Bad Black straight from Wakaliwood! This fun gem is one of the few Ugandan forays into the action film genre. Supposedly costing $65 and taking five years to make, this still shows the passionate effort of the filmmakers and the people in the town where it took place. Sure, it has bad special effects, hammy acting, and is a little difficult

