VIDEO: Sympathy for the Devil: Revisiting Psycho II – FEATURING TOM HOLLAND
Dylan Spicer revisits the 1983 sequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece, with a little help from screenwriter Tom Holland (Fright Night, Child’s Play).
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VIDEO: Dylan’s Wasted Life: “Jurassic Park is Better Than Jaws”
In the first of a new video series on “controversial” film topics, Dylan Spicer dares to suggest that Jurassic Park is better… than Jaws! Heresy!
VIDEO: SquabbleCast Illustrated: “The Batman Quartet”
Oscar joins Dave in this classic from the archives to discuss the original four Batman movies.
VIDEO: 30 Years of Star Trek: The Next Generation
Scott “Scotty” Hadlington is our host to cover three decades of Picard and co. in this exhaustive TNG retrospective.
What Genre Is It Anyway? #2: The Thing (1982)
Dave and Ash put on their winter gear to revisit John Carpenter’s masterpiece of sci-fi/horror The Thing.
It Came from Across the Pond #1: “Disney Strikes Back”
In our second new podcast, comic book geeks Johnny Potoky and Ryan Casey tackle the Disney acquisition of Marvel and its affect on the Marvel and Star Wars universes.
REVIEW: Dragged Across Concrete (2018)
Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn are chalk and cheese cops in the new thriller from the director of Bone Tomahawk. Cal gives it a look.
PODCAST: What Genre Is It Anyway? #1: Aliens (1986)
Our new podcast begins! Ashley Knowles joins Dave James for a tour through the best genres in cinema, one season and one genre at a time. For the sci-fi maiden voyage, they revisit the Special Edition of James Cameron’s Aliens.
REVIEW: The Mule (2018)
Cal checks out the latest – possibly last – starring vehicle for Clint Eastwood.
VIDEO: Sympathy for the Devil: Revisiting Psycho II – FEATURING TOM HOLLAND
Dylan Spicer revisits the 1983 sequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece, with a little help from screenwriter Tom Holland (Fright Night, Child’s Play).
REVIEW: Mandy (2018)
The Cage is opened in one of the year’s most lauded indie efforts. Dylan is here to give it a look.
VIDEO: Attack of the B-Movies: They Live (1988)
Johnny returns to review John Carpenter’s alien invasion classic.