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‘The Lost City of Z’ Trailer
“Colonialism” is a word that conjures up different responses. In this day and age, the term creates more of a negative reaction since we have reached an age when many, if not all, of the ideas and concepts of it were considered exploitative and racist. Heart of Darkness, The Four Feathers, and even Tarzan were all stories told during this period and
The Original Gentlemen: Season 3 Episode 14: Getting Political
Subscribers Alert!! This week Martin, Chris and Beau talk a LOT about politics, so if you’re even mildly a fan of our new President or are completely uninterested in political discussions you might want to skip this episode. But, we also talk about Sneaky Pete, Goliath, and more, so there’s that. Check it out if you’re a Brown Coat subscriber
The True Scarlet Spider Returns in a New Series
Ben Reilly, the original Scarlet Spider and clone of Peter Parker, will be getting his own comic series in April, 2017. It will be titled Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider and will take place after the Clone Conspiracy storyline. While there have been many iterations of the character, Ben Reilly will always be the true Scarlet Spider. He made his first appearance in the original Clone
We Are Error Reviews: Unravel
Christopher Herman and Jon Romo are still making it through their backlog of games and have decided to review Unravel, Coldwood Interactive’s physics-based puzzle platformer starring a tiny yarn character with a huge heart. Were our two critics captivated by Yarny’s overwhelming adorableness and heartwarming journey across Sweden? Listen and find out! Follow us on Twitter at @weareerrorcast! You can
Movie BS Ep 344: ‘Split,’ ‘The Founder’
0:00 – Hello, iTunes review, we’ll be at Sundance when you hear this (unless we died) (we didn’t) 4:50 – Split review 12:50 – The Founder review 23:50 – There’s also xXx: Return of Xander Cage, but we hadn’t seen it in time for the show. But also, there are new movies on DVD 26:40 – Hey, What’d You Watch?
Predicting This Year’s Oscar Nominations
As my friends and family can tell you, there are few things that excite me in movies as much as the Academy Awards a.k.a. The Oscars. It’s not the end all of what is considered a ‘good movie,’ nor are their picks always correct (which of course is subjective to the nature of the Oscars being a democratic competition), but
