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Highly Suspect Reviews: Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Melissa McCarthy takes a break from her usual absurd comedy hijinx (thank FSM) to play real-life lady Lee Israel, a biographer who when her books stopped selling she found an alternate cash flow: forging letters by literary figures and selling them to collectors. Accompanied through her miserable existence largely just by her aged cat and a homeless fellow alcoholic played
Highly Suspect Reviews: Bohemian Rhapsody
In this hotly debated film (I mean, Brian Singer directed a film about one of the most iconic gay figures of all time, go figure) Rami Malek takes on the role of Queen front man Freddy Mercury and does it with aplomb. There’s no getting away from how great a performance this is, even if some folks weren’t totally thrilled
Geeks@Large Episode 36: Junji Ito, Manga’s Master of Horror
It’s Halloween time once again, gals and ghouls, and we have a delightfully horrifying subject for this episode: manga artist and horror master Junji Ito! Join Taylor and Neil as they discuss the works of Ito, reviewing both his spooky long-form stories, like Uzumaki and his spine-tingling short stories, such as The Human Chair and The Enigma of Amigara Fault.
Geeks@Large Episode 35: Back From The Dead!
It’s been awhile, hasn’t it? Yes, after a bit of an unexpected hiatus, the G@L gang has returned! To make up for lost time, Taylor, Steven, and Neil discuss a variety of topics, including the new Venom film, Sony’s Spider-Man video game and a bunch of trailers for upcoming films! Check out Geeks@Large on Twitter! Check out our movie commentaries
Books and Beer Ep 14 – Horror Movie Tie-Ins
Sharpen your machetes and butcher knives. Zach, Miguel and Andrew chug Mickey’s malt liquor after reading the worst batch of books they’ve showcased on Books and Beer: slasher film tie-ins. Halloween 1 & 2, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street and its sequel The Dream Child.
Digital Noise Episode 200: Remote Viewing
The very first iteration of Digital Noise was back on Spill.com and we called it Remote Viewing. It featured Chris, Brian Salisbury, and Luke Mullen, a combination that would continue on into the first part of Digital Noise, but eventually changed into various rotating hosts, then Chris with various rotating co-hosts. But we thought, for episode numero 200, we’d bring