Okja (2017) Peterson Hill July 3, 2017 Movies, Reviews In his most recent film, the auteur is now tackling the mass conglomeration of the meat packing industry.
Peelers (2016) Paul Brian McCoy June 30, 2017 Zombies 101 Yes, for a zombie movie set in a strip club that features waterworks and farting to music, Peelers is remarkably conservative at times.
Lost in Translation 215: Batman (1966) Scott Delahunt June 30, 2017 Lost in Translation The movie of the series is a perfect example of adapting properly.
Review Take Two: Baby Driver (2017) Nate Zoebl June 29, 2017 Movies, Reviews Car chases are one of the greatest things in movie history.
All Binge… No Purge: Buffy the Vampire Slayer S2 Part One Jamie Gerber June 27, 2017 All Binge... No Purge Season Two isn’t perfect by any means, but when it’s on point, it delivers some of the finest episodes of the entire series.
5.0 The Leftovers 3.05-3.08 Shawn Hill June 26, 2017 Reviews, TV So what’s left behind is the love story, and it’s one that takes decades.
Sick Flix: Mexico Barbaro (2014) Corin Totin June 23, 2017 Sick Flix Typically, anthology films will feature a common theme or wraparound story and in this case, Mexico Barbaro uses Mexican folklore as a unifying factor for the segments.
Lost in Translation 214: The Reversal of Roles Scott Delahunt June 23, 2017 Lost in Translation For adaptations, this reversal of roles means that television is the better medium, especially for long-form works like novels.
Transformers: The Last Knight (2017) Nate Zoebl June 22, 2017 Movies, Reviews Transformers: The Last Knight is exactly what the detractors have railed against from the start: a cacophonous ejaculation of incomprehensible nonsense.
Kicking off the Next Generation of Courageous Women in Film Dan Lee June 21, 2017 Shot for Shot She’s going to set a bar the way that Sigourney Weaver and all those strong women before and after her have done.
Comet TV ALIEN ATTACK MOVIE MARATHON Giveaway!! psychodr June 20, 2017 News This July marks the 70th anniversary of the mysterious UFO crash at Roswell, and COMET is going all out to celebrate.
Advance Review: Baby Driver (2017) Eric Muller June 19, 2017 Movies, Reviews Baby Driver has all the action and suspense of Heat and has all the fun and driving of Smokey And the Bandit.
4.5 American Gods 1.06 “A Murder of Gods” & 1.07 “Prayer for Mad Sweeney” Jeffrey Roth June 18, 2017 Reviews, TV In the two episodes before the explosive finale of this amazing first season we get a lot of backstory, a more solid foundation on the overall plot, murder, mayhem, and hijinks so let's dive right in.
It Comes at Night (2017) Paul Brian McCoy June 17, 2017 Movies, Reviews Never do anything nice for anyone. You’re not paranoid if they’re really out to get you.
47 Meters Down (2017) Nate Zoebl June 16, 2017 Movies, Reviews Summer is the perfect season for escapist B-movies about man-eating killer sharks, the counterpart to the beach read paperback.
Lost in Translation 213: Death Race Scott Delahunt June 16, 2017 Lost in Translation What happens when a film made on the cheap gets a budget? Let’s look at the Roger Corman classic, Death Race 2000.
Twin Peaks 3.05-3.06 Paul Brian McCoy June 15, 2017 Reviews, TV Hopefully people will still want to talk about Twin Peaks in TWELVE MORE FUCKING WEEKS.
Big Eyes Smart Mouth: Ocean Waves Serdar Yegulalp June 14, 2017 Big Eyes Smart Mouth A trifle of a film, but it doesn't overstate its importance or overstay its welcome, and it shows how Studio Ghibli gave as much care to stories like this as they did for any of Miyazaki's fantasias
All Binge… No Purge: Buffy the Vampire Slayer S1 Part Three Jamie Gerber June 13, 2017 All Binge... No Purge With seven seasons and 144 episodes under its belt, Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a surprise cultural phenomenon that went on to inspire one official spin-off series, novels, comics, video games, board games, fan films, parodies, and academic conferences. And now, Jamie Gerber is here to walk us all through it from the first episode to the last.
5.0 Advance Review: The Lego Batman Movie Blu-ray Paul Brian McCoy June 12, 2017 DVD/Blu-ray, Reviews Will Arnett reprises his Batman from The Lego Movie, with a heaping helping of egomania and bull-headedness.
