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Intern DOT Cast 14: Castlevania and To the Bone
This week is brought to you by calorie counting vampires. Join us for a double feature as we are joined by the man, myth, and legend guest-ern Justin Zarian. We discuss whether a revenge seeking Dracula is a fair guy in Netflix’s Castlevania season 1. Finally, we purge ourselves of any need to watch the Lifetime channel again as we get to
Win a Digital Copy of VEEP Season 6!
This is for all the subscribers in the hoooooouuuuse…. Just for you guys, here’s your chance to win something from oneofus.net and HBO. In this case, it’s a free digital copy of Season 6 of the show VEEP, starring Julie Louise Dreyfuss as the (ex) Vice-President, a show that we’ve called ‘the funniest thing on television’ and that was nominated
Highly Suspect Reviews: Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan returns to bring us his shortest film ever (since Following, his first) with no aliens, no supermen, no time travelers or magicians, just a bunch of British guys getting blown the hell up, heart-rending heroism, and jaw-dropping cinematography. I’m talking about Dunkirk, and if you’re not from American you probably already know about this famous evacuation during WWII
Highly Suspect Reviews: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
So, that was a movie we just saw. That’s pretty much what we were saying coming out of Luc Besson’s latest, a sci-fi action film that is kinda a descent into madness. In more than one way. Dane DeHaan plays the protagonist Valerian and Cara Delevigne plays his sister…erm, partner, Laureline. They are an inseparable duo, space-agents (or whatever) that
Infestation: RTX 2017 Pt 1
We sent three of our biggest Rooster Teeth fans out to cover their annual RTX con here in Austin, TX. Check out Jordan, Mike, and Joseph talking about the crazy video game, anime, and party stuff they did at this wonderful festival!
Somebody Likes It Ep 109: Uncle Tupelo – No Depression
Somehow I’ve managed to find myself concurrently watching the second installment of The Decline of Western Civilization (The Metal Years) whilst writing this up, which is pretty much apropos of nothing, other than if you haven’t seen this brilliant documentary, you definitely should. Another work worth investigating is Uncle Tupelo’s debut record, No Depression. Few bands can claim to have
