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The Original Gentlemen: Season 4 Episode 4: The Alamo
Beau, Martin, and Chris talk about some recent comics they’ve been digging, notably Birthright, Shade the Changing Girl, and Mister Miracle. They also talk about difficulties at the Alamo Drafthouse, their favorite comic artists, and more! Subscribers at the brown coat level or above can check it out here.
Intern.Cast Ep 20: #Reality High
This week we go full on teen spirt. Guest-ern London joins us as we take a ride down memory lane back to high school. Back to the days when you would get stripped naked and splashed with ice cold water all before being shoved into the girl’s locker room with all your shriveled glory! At least I assume that happened
‘Prism’ Review – Indie Film Gathering 2017
Prism is a film of interconnected stories that revolve around different colors that represent various moods and personalities. The premise makes it feel as though the movie is going to be long and artsy. The kind of pretentiousness that contains lingering shots and pompous fluff dialogue. Thankfully, this possibility is not the case. The movie is brief yet poignant, and
Movie BS Ep 375: ‘mother!,’ ‘Okja’
0:00 – Hello, the existence of other podcasts and how most of them are about Game of Thrones 2:30 – mother! review 18:00 – Okja review (on Netflix) 22:15 – American Assassin is also a movie, but Lionsgate doesn’t screen movies in Portland anymore 22:50 – This week’s DVDs, plus a chance for an Agent to win It Comes at
Highly Suspect Reviews: Rebel in the Rye
Nicholas Hoult plays famed writer J.D. Salinger in this biopic that features Kevin Spacey as his mentor, Zoey Deutch as his young love, Sarah Paulson as his loyal agent, Victor Garber as his dismissive father, and Dr Venture as…I don’t know, he’s in there somewhere. Ok, so full admission: I (Chris) didn’t see this one but I DID send George,
Highly Suspect Reviews: mother!
First off, this isn’t a Hunger Games movie. I know, I know, it’s America’s new sweetheart, Jennifer Lawrence, in the lead, but this is a film…not for everybody. That’s exactly what you should expect from a director like Darren Aronofsky. His new film features Lawrence as a submissive wife to writer’s-blocked poet Javier Bardem. They live in a big house
