Comet TV November 2017 Viewing Guide! psychodr November 5, 2017 News Thanksgiving Day (November 23, starting at 10A/9C), COMET TV is cranking up the heat in the kitchen with Freaky Feast Movie Marathon!
3.0 Sick Flix: American Guinea Pig – Bloodshock (2015) Corin Totin November 3, 2017 Sick Flix Even more than the black and white style or the male protagonist, what really sets this apart from other Guinea Pig films is actually the runtime.
Lost in Translation 231: Making the Sausage Scott Delahunt November 3, 2017 Lost in Translation The paradigm, at least for television, may be changing, thanks to season arcs, Netflix, and binge watching.
Thor: Ragnarok (2017) Nate Zoebl November 2, 2017 Movies, Reviews Thor: Ragnarok is easily the best Thor movie and one of the funniest to date for the MCU.
Zombie Spring Breakers (2016) Paul Brian McCoy November 1, 2017 Movies, Reviews Zombie Spring Breakers is the least creative, most pointless zombie comedy I have ever seen.
Big Eyes Smart Mouth: Kaiba Serdar Yegulalp November 1, 2017 Big Eyes Smart Mouth Kaiba is set in a universe that has what I could describe as an alternate ecology.
Stranger Things Season 2 Paul Brian McCoy October 31, 2017 Reviews, TV But seriously. This is one of the strongest ensemble casts on television today.
Happy Death Day, Happy Death Day, Happy Death Day … Dory Hoffman October 31, 2017 The Final Girl Death Day is a brilliant slasher you’ll want to watch again and again.
JIGSAW: Just Another Big Fat Lousy Cheater John E. Meredith October 30, 2017 Movies, Reviews But son-of-a-bitch, if this movie wasn't just as stupid as I thought it would be!
Suburbicon (2017) Nate Zoebl October 29, 2017 Movies, Reviews Suburbicon is a fatally flawed, overbearing dark comedy that has things on its mind and no clear idea about how best to articulate them.
POPCORN CINEMA 43: A TRICK-OR-TREAT TRIO (Three Films For the Price of One) John E. Meredith October 28, 2017 Popcorn Cinema Meanwhile, in that same spirit, this week we've got a trio of films that were promising attempts but ultimately fell a bit short . . .
The Bad Batch (2017) Nate Zoebl October 27, 2017 Movies, Reviews Days after viewing writer/director Ana Lily Amirpour’s The Bad Batch, I’m still contemplating what I just saw.
Lost in Translation 230: Time, Culture Change, and Adaptations Scott Delahunt October 27, 2017 Lost in Translation The only constant is change.
A Haunting in Salem (2011) Paul Brian McCoy October 26, 2017 Movies, Reviews A Haunting in Salem is a well put-together little ghost film and nothing like the schlocky, goofball experience I was expecting.
Brawl in Cell Block 99 (2017) Peterson Hill October 25, 2017 Movies, Reviews Brawl in Cell Block 99 is a bruising feast of depravity that has a core of hope to it.
Wheelman (2017) Peterson Hill October 24, 2017 Movies, Reviews Wheelman is the kind of B-movie that used to come on late night HBO.
Bong of the Living Dead (2017) Nate Zoebl October 23, 2017 Movies, Reviews Happily, Bong of the Living Dead is still an enjoyably fun comedy even if you regrettably don’t happen to know anyone involved.
The Snowman (2017) Nate Zoebl October 22, 2017 Movies, Reviews The Snowman is an awfully dumb movie that mistakenly believes it is smart.
POPCORN CINEMA 42: A CURE FOR WELLNESS John E. Meredith October 21, 2017 Popcorn Cinema Embrace the hopelessness in which you are submerged. It's wonderful here.
4.0 Sick Flix: American Guinea Pig – Bouquet of Guts and Gore (2014) Corin Totin October 20, 2017 Sick Flix Does this update properly capture the look and feel of the original Japanese films and set itself as a worthy standard bearer for the series in the new millennium?
