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We Are Error Reviews: Dead Rising 4
Frank West is back, baby! Taking place almost two decades after the events of the first game, the infamous photojournalist has returned to cover yet another zombie outbreak set in a Christmas-themed Willamette, Colorado. Now much older and even more cantankerous, West battles endless hordes of zombies and attempts to uncover a mysterious conspiracy for fame, fortune and glory. Have
Legendary Pictures Taps Denis Villeneuve to Helm ‘Dune’ Film Series
Legendary Pictures has announced that Sicario and Arrival director, Denis Villeneuve, will helm the new adaptation of Dune, Frank Herbert’s legendary space opera. Brian Herbert, Frank’s son, announced on Twitter that Villeneuve would head a new series of films. This confirms that Legendary will indeed be pursuing a multi-film universe, attempting to replicate the successes of other film universes like Marvel’s Cinematic Universe
Inside the Locker – 2/1/17 – Ready for the Big Game
The end of the NFL season is upon us and we couldn’t be more excited for the big game. This week Ramon, Logan, and J.C. get hyped about the latest happenings with the NFL, the historic Formula 1 drama, and catch up with the NBA. All that plus our thoughts on The Last Jedi right here on Inside the Locker.
Highly Suspect Reviews: The Comedian
Robert De Niro plays a comedian whose career barely is describable as a ‘career’ anymore. Folks only come out to see him because of a starring role he had on a sitcom in the 80s. One night enough is enough and he punches a heckler and is sentenced to community service. There he meets Leslie Mann and their friendship starts
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
