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Highly Suspect Reviews: The Space Between Us
Asa Butterfield is the first kid born not on Earth. No, I mean, not really, but he certainly doesn’t look like he’s from here with those big creepy eyes, amirite? Anyway, IN THIS MOVIE, Asa Butterfield plays the first kid born not on Earth; On Mars, to be specific. So he’s grown up with some different physical attributes than everyone
‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ Season 1 Review
Do not watch A Series of Unfortunate Events. That’s what narrator Lemony Snicket (pen name of author of the original books Daniel Handler but a separate entity in the show played by Patrick Warburton) is going to tell you repeatedly throughout the series. This is sticking to the series’ notoriety for addressing its audience in the hopes that they will turn away
Public Axis #158: Raw Fear
Raw Foods! No Respect! New Year Fears! Feel appreciated for your hard work with Public Axis and guest Aaron Aryanpur! Recorded at Public Axis F-Stop on January 12, 2017. Let your friends know about Public Axis on Facebook and Twitter and keep those Facebook comments coming at our Happy Campers group!
We Are Error Ep. 26: Faithful Companions
Along with talking about their favorite and most hated videogame companion characters on this week’s episode, Christopher Herman and Jon Romo also discuss the best selling games of December 2016, Square Enix’s multi-game partnership with Marvel, and the latest Mass Effect: Andromeda trailer released by BioWare. Follow us on Twitter at @weareerrorcast! You can also follow Chris and Jon at
‘Imperial Dreams’ Trailer
Netflix Films may vary in quality but they are always interesting. They range from Adam Sandler to Beasts of No Nation so you never know what the new season will bring. Imperial Dreams is the newest film that looks to be on the better side of quality. It is about a man and his son struggling to survive on the
‘Nocturne’ Review
What if you fell in love with a sleepwalker? That’s ostensibly the premise of Nocturne, an independent Canadian film that’s been playing the festival circuit for several years. Problem is, that premise is only the focus for about the first twenty minutes or so of this picture. The film then careens into various genres, none of which ever gel with
