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Spider-Noir
In a world of 1930s noir, Ben Reilly was "The Spider", a costumed hero, but the death of his true love made him retreat back to the bottle and his PI desk.
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Hollywood Royalty: Minisode #11 - Little Big Man
Frank Calvillo and guest Eric Samaniego take a look at the Faye Dunaway/Dustin Hoffman film Little Big Man
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Find Your Friends
A group of young women going out to party in the desert are attacked by obnoxious locals
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Man on Fire
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II takes over the role of John Creasy, defending a lone young witness against impossible odds
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Physical media reviews of Fallout Season 2, Salem's Lot, Mr. Nobody Against Putin, Monty Python's Life of Brian, and more.
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The Punisher: One Last Kill
Frank tries to get out but they keep dragging him back in as he has to confront the matriarch of the crime family responsible for the deaths of his own.
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Devil May Cry Season 2
Dante and Lady after defeating the White Rabbit now have to deal with Mundus's right-hand, Dante's own twin brother Vergil.
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Necromancer Ep 140 - They Were Roommates: Alucarda (1977)
The Necromancers, Shira & Bret, finish their sapphic cinematic journey with 1977's Alucarda and discuss their remixes!
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Trash in the Can: Anguish
Kate Chambers joins the boys on Trash in the Can to discuss the long forgotten weird gem that is Anguish starring Zelda Rubenstein!
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A Better Yesterday - Ep.3: Exit The Dragon Through The Gift Shop
Hong Kong movie historians Ross and Bey look at the last few years of Bruce Lee's life and film career
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Highly Suspect Reviews: Goodbye Christopher Robin

October 26, 2017 / , , ,
Someone in Hollywood has clearly decided that biopics about beloved children’s storybook writers are a cash cow. This time we take a look at the creator of Winnie the Pooh (played by Domhnall Gleeson), his often-absentee wife (Margot Robbie) and the precocious child of theirs that was the basis for the Christopher Robin character from the books. Taking a darker turn
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Digital Noise

Digital Noise Episode 173: Hard to Pick Just One as the Best

October 26, 2017 / , , , , , , ,
This week Aaron and Chris have a slew of great movies to choose from, with some horror classics (and not so classics), one of the greatest superhero animated films ever made, and an underrated new comedy. According to them, anyway. Check out all the Blu-Ray and DVD reviews on this week’s new Digital Noise!               
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Somebody Likes It – Ep 115 – Band of Horses: “Everything All The Time”

October 25, 2017 / , ,
Join us this week, as we discuss Band of Horses’ 2006 (turns out, debut LP, after an EP), Everything All the Time. If you love $29,000 refrigerators, majestic arpeggios, bizarre Gene Simmons infomercials, and mid-aughts sweet-sounding (if not-quite profound) proper debut for Ben Bridwell’s personal majesty, you should definitely tune in. Shane believes that this band deserves a greatest hits
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Five and Out 161: Childhood Terrors

October 25, 2017 / ,
This week Wes and Steve discuss The Mummy reboot, Cobra’s Halloween costume, and our Top 5 Childhood Terrors! Enjoy! What are your Top 5 Childhood Terrors? Let us know! Leave a comment or e-mail us at fiveandoutshow@gmail.com!
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Watch a Movie With Us: It Follows

October 25, 2017 / , , , ,
Not known for his extensive love of horror movies (because that’s not a defining characteristic for him, to be sure) nonetheless Martin Thomas was excited to join us for this week’s commentary track for the movie It Follows, as this is one of those few he really digs. And not just because of that, but because who wouldn’t want to
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Digital Noise

Digital Noise Episode 172: Killing Joe with Mediocrity

October 23, 2017 / , , , , ,
This week on our home release show, Chris attempts to murder Joe by forcing him to watch some truly terrible films. You’ve got to listen to believe.                 
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