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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.”
Movie BS Ep 373: ‘Patti Cake$,’ ‘I Do… Until I Don’t,’ ‘Birth of the Dragon’
0:00 – Hello, an iTunes review, the virtues of New Orleans, the paradox of wives listening to this show, mention of another show with a similar name 7:00 – Patti Cake$ review 15:15 – I Do… Until I Don’t review (Bayer only) 18:30 – Snider saw Wind River and Birth of the Dragon; Hollywood has forsaken us again this week
Highly Suspect Reviews: Game of Thrones Season 7
Review is Here. The Game of Thrones Season 7 review, that is. We talk about all the ups and downs of this penultimate adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s sublime fantasy series. Oh yeah, and we also make predictions for season 8. Check out Chris, Beau, Harris, Cat, and Kim giving this topic their best geek-out.
Five and Out 157: Bookends
What’s this? Another podcast after a LOOONG hiatus? Can it be? YES! Yes it can! This week, Wes and Steve discuss the PSVR, the Game of Thrones finale (slight spoilers and predictions from 19:30 – 26:00), and our Top 5 Bookends (Movies That Need a Sequel and a Prequel)! Enjoy! What are your Top 5 Bookends? Let us know! Leave
‘Junkhead’ Review – Fantasia Fest 2017
Oh, what a time for festivals! The Fantasia International Festival has come and gone along with so many great indie films. The festival comes to the great white North, also called Canada. Montreal, Quebec to be exact. Fantasia Fest began in 1996 and has recently passed it’s 21st edition in 2017. The event lasted from July 15 to August 2
