Screener Squad: Dark Season 3
DARK SEASON 3 TV SERIES REVIEW The End is The Beginning and The Beginning is the End. Now we have reached The End of The… Read More »Screener Squad: Dark Season 3
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Screener Squad: The Vast of Night
THE VAST OF NIGHT MOVIE REVIEW This overtly ‘Twilight Zone”-ish film follows two of the residents of a small New Mexico town in the 1950s… Read More »Screener Squad: The Vast of Night
Screener Squad: Proximity
PROXIMITY MOVIE REVIEW Proximity begins where most movies of this type end. Isaac, in a great performance by Ryan Masson, is abducted by aliens, gets… Read More »Screener Squad: Proximity
Screener Squad: Upload Season 1
UPLOAD SEASON 1 TV SERIES REVIEW What if you were able to go on living after death in a virtual world? I mean, for those… Read More »Screener Squad: Upload Season 1
Screener Squad: James VS His Future Self
JAMES VS HIS FUTURE SELF MOVIE REVIEW James (Jonas Chernick) is a scientist obsessed with the theories of time travel after his parents die in… Read More »Screener Squad: James VS His Future Self
Screener Squad: Sea Fever
SEA FEVER MOVIE REVIEW Whenever we get a screener for something that showed at Fantastic Fest it’s usually one to keep an eye out for.… Read More »Screener Squad: Sea Fever
Screener Squad: Same Boat
SAME BOAT MOVIE REVIEW It’s not easy being a time-traveling assassin set to protect the future. Especially if their job comes down to killing people… Read More »Screener Squad: Same Boat
Screener Squad: Vivarium
VIVARIUM MOVIE REVIEW A cute young couple, Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots, are looking to buy a house. A very odd real estate agent insists… Read More »Screener Squad: Vivarium
Geeks@Large Episode 41: One More Star Wars Holiday Special
GEEKS@LARGE EPISODE 41: ONE MORE STAR WARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL The Rise of Skywalker was released and, as always, the internet was had a universal and… Read More »Geeks@Large Episode 41: One More Star Wars Holiday Special
Screener Squad: Portals
PORTALS MOVIE REVIEW There’s a lot of horror anthologies out there but it’s 2019’s Portals that actually tries something I’ve not seen before: tying all… Read More »Screener Squad: Portals