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Screamcast 126: Band Of The Hand, Summer Facism and Fresh Kills
This week Mike D from the Splathouse Podcast joins us once more for a packed podcast! First, we cover our top 5 Film Discoveries of 2016, then we dive into Paul Michael Glaser’s underseen flick BAND OF THE HAND (out now on Blu-ray via Mill Creek). After that, we break out the Stream Screams with 1988’s DTV opus FRESH KILL
Five and Out 156: You Will Always Be This Character
This episode Wes and Steve discuss Steve’s oral surgery, clumsy sexual encounters, and our Top 5 You Will Always Be This Character! Enjoy! What are your Top 5 You Will Always Be This Character? Let us know! Leave a comment or e-mail us at fiveplaynet@gmail.com!
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Lego Batman Movie
I’m Batman. Ok, I’m not Batman and at this point in my life it seems unlikely I ever will be, but Will Arnett damn sure is, and one of our favorite actors to play (well, voice) the role ever. Of course, after his great turn in The Lego Movie as the Bat, he ended up with his own movie. Only
Highly Suspect Reviews: Fifty Shades Darker
“The Thing cannot be described – there is no language for such abysms of shrieking and immemorial lunacy, such eldritch contradictions of all matter, force, and cosmic order. A mountain walked or stumbled. If I say that my somewhat extravagant imagination yielded simultaneous pictures of an octopus, a dragon, and a human caricature, I shall not be unfaithful to the
Thumbtacks and Screwjobs: Episode 8
Royal Rumble! Wrestlekingdom! Ring of Honor! Wrestlekingdom! World of Sport! Wrestlekingdom! WWE’s UK championship! And did we mention Wrestlekingdom? Richard and Gene survive the busiest wrestling January in memory, only to complain about three hour Raws, wonder when the Roman Reigns experiment will end, and to bask in the wonder of the greatest match ever!
Somebody Likes It Ep 95: Pinegrove – “Cardinal”
Somewhere, embedded in the occasionally cracked warble of Evan Stephens Hall (which sounds like the name of a room they might play), Montclair, NJ’s Pinegrove caught stride with 2016’s Cardinal release. They presumably spent much of the rest of the year touring and floating on the accolades of reviewers’ laudatory sentiment; and to be certain, there are some high points
