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Intern.Cast Ep 19: Rememory and Little Evil
This week we go in depth of what it is like to be the Step-Father to the son of Satan. No we aren’t talking about Davey and TJ’s relationship. We are talking about Little Evil on Netflix. Also, Hell freezes over when we review Rememory streaming for a limited time on Google Play. !SEVIL YOREER
‘Savage Dog’ Review – Fantastia Fest 2017
Savage Dog is a good ole martial arts flick, though it should be noted that it is on the gritty realism side of the genre. So instead of wire-fu and magic there is just punching, kicking, and shooting. In Indochina during the 1950s’ and is about Martin Tillman who is a war criminal imprisoned in a makeshift facility run by
‘I Do…Until I Don’t’ Review
Modernism in the face of post-modernism. Yes, it’s a heady (and obnoxious) way to start off a review of a romantic comedy, but Lake Bell’s I Do…Until I Don’t is not your traditional romantic comedy. Much more than its genre trappings, the movie wisely uses its runtime and tropes to examine the conflict between the growing movement of individualism versus
Digital Noise Episode 164: SuperGothamFragalisticLuciferAladocious!
We wrap up our two-part episode with in-depth spoiler reviews of the latest seasons of some genre tv shows out now on Blu-Ray. Chris is joined by Squeak, Sarah, and Martin, respectively, in reviewing these three titles thoroughly. “Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with free copies of the Blu-Rays I reviewed in this Blog Post. The opinions we share
The Original Gentlemen: Season 4 Episode 3: Secret Empire
The trio is in the house: Chris, Martin, and Beau, and they are talking about Marvel’s latest cross-over event, Secret Empire. Captain America becomes a nazi! How could that work? Listen to the boys give their take on it and answer lots of listener mail! If you’re a Brown Coat subscriber or above, you can listen to it right here!
Digital Noise Episode 163: The New CW Superhero Releases
Chris teams up with Gene and David to do a full-on spoiler analysis of this past season’s CW lineup of superhero shows (and how conveniently all their blu-rays come out around the same time). “Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with free copies of the Blu-Rays I reviewed in this Blog Post. The opinions we share are our own.”
