Our team of film and tv fanatics are all over the world. They select from VOD and streaming new releases to give you informative and funny conversational podcast reviews of the best (and sometimes worst) of what’s currently on offer. With so much to choose from to watch out there, the Screener Squad is your guide to what to spend your time on, and they have a great time doing it.
Screener Squad: Brothers Under Fire
April 17, 2026
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Bradly Martin, Brett Dorman, Drew Shaw, film, Movie Review, podcast, review, Screener Squad
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Brothers Under Fire, kiefer sutherland, movie review, podcast, Screener Squad
BROTHERS UNDER FIRE MOVIE REVIEW What do soldiers fight for? Some would say that they fight for mom, apple pie, baseball, and a little ideal we sometimes take for granted called freedom. But for those who have actually been a soldier, perhaps they would say that mainly soldiers fight for each other. Brothers under Fire features Kiefer Sutherland leading his
Screener Squad: DTF St. Louis
April 16, 2026
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Bradly Martin, Eoin Daly, Felix Finch, HBO, HBO Max, Marco Noyola, podcast, review, Screener Squad, TV, TV show review
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David Harbour, DTF St Louis, hbo, jason bateman, Linda Cardellini, podcast, review, Screener Squad, TV
DTF ST. LOUIS SERIES REVIEW Henry David Thoreau famously said, “The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.” One can only imagine what he would think of the sex lives of lonely, middle-aged suburbanites suspected of murder. Jason Bateman and David Harbour play Clark and Floyd, two friends who are sexually unsatisfied in their respective marriages. To spice up
Screener Squad: Bait
April 14, 2026
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Amazon Prime, Bradly Martin, Eoin Daly, Frank Calvillo, podcast, review, Screener Squad, TV, TV show review
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Amazon Prime Video, Bait, James Bond, Podcast Screener Squad, review, riz ahmed, TV
BAIT SERIES REVIEW Tomorrow Never Dies at the James Bond Rumour mill and with Amazon pulling the strings, The World is Not Enough. It’ll take a real GoldenEye casting director to pick the next actor to be On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. Comment sections are being real Dr. No about all suggestions stepping away from the milquetoast generic white Brit.
Screener Squad: Refuge
April 13, 2026
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film, Lewayne White, Mike McAllister, Movie Review, podcast, review, Screener Squad, TC De Witt
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movie review, podcast, Refuge, Screener Squad
REFUGE MOVIE REVIEW Lewayne, Mike the Editor, and T.C. gather in the One Of Us cabin in the woods to discuss this tightly wound thriller that starts as a simple fishing trip between four friends, but quickly reveals itself to be something far more sinister. What unfolds in the new film Refuge is less a boys’ weekend getaway with drinking
Screener Squad: Primal Season 3
April 10, 2026
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Adult Swim, Animation, animation, Bradly Martin, Jena Perry, Neal Fowler, podcast, review, Screener Squad, TV, TV show review
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adult swim, Animation, Genndy Tartakovsky, podcast, Primal, review, Screener Squad, TV
PRIMAL SEASON 3 REVIEW From his early work on a show about a boy genius with a secret laboratory beneath his family home, to a time traveling samurai with a sword of destiny, Genndy Tartakovsky has created timeless moments of animation that inspire the imaginations of children and adults alike. The legendary animator decided next to take on a land
Screener Squad: Bodycam
April 10, 2026
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Bradly Martin, horror, Ian Butcher, Mike McAllister, Movie Review, podcast, Screener Squad, Shudder
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Bodycam, horror, movie review, podcast, Screener Squad, shudder
BODYCAM MOVIE REVIEW “When you were eight and you had bad traits. You go to school and learn the golden rule. So why are you acting like a bloody fool? If you get hot then you must get cool!” These were lyrics in the song “Bad Boys” before the massively popular show “Cops” hit syndication, although the opening of the

