This week on the show, Adam and Kevin review Alex Ross Perry's Queen of Earth starring Elisabeth Moss and the indie comedy Slow Learners. Other films discussed include Final Girl, We Won't Grow Old Together, The Boy, Dillinger is Dead, Goodnight Mommy, Sabbatical, and American Ultra.
[This is a replay of the podcast live-stream. The audio-only version will be released Monday.] This week on the show, Adam and Kevin review Alex Ross Perry's Queen of Earth starring Elisabeth Moss and the indie comedy Slow Learners. Other films discussed include Final Girl, We Won't Grow Old Together, The Boy, Dillinger is Dead, Goodnight Mommy, Sabbatical, and American Ultra.
As a strong supporter of crowd funded projects, we occasionally like to speak with creators who currently have active campaigns running and today we spoke with writer-director Dominic Lahiff and his feature film Slo Light, a revenge thriller set
This week, in honor of Hitman: Agent 47 opening in theaters, we make Ryan watch Hitman from 2007.
*Apologies for the audio issues this week, we attempted a new streaming method and the result was disastrous.*
This week on the show Adam and Kevin will be reviewing the thriller Cop Car starring Kevin Bacon, the coming of age drama Prince,
This week, in honor of Straight Outta Compton hitting theaters, we make Ryan watch another F. Gary Gray-directed film, Friday.
This week on the show Adam and Kevin review the thriller Dark Places starring Charlize Theron and the indie comedy Fort Tilden. Other films discussed include Staten Island Summer, Smoke, Night and the City, Keyhole, Shooting the Warwicks, and Descendants.
This week, in honor of the new Fantastic Four hitting theaters, we make Ryan watch the unreleased Roger Corman-produced Fantastic Four from 1994.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the indie crime thriller Two Step along with the much anticipated Wet Hot American Summer: The First Day of Camp. Other films discussed include What If, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, Vacation, The Lego Brickumentary, and Blood Creek.
This week, in honor of Vacation hitting theaters, we make Ryan watch National Lampoon's European Vacation from 1985.
This week, Adam and Kevin review the World War II drama Phoenix as well as the docu-drama Five Star. Others items discussed include Deutschland 83, The French Connection, Prince, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Knock Knock, The Gate, The Search for General Tso, and An Honest Liar.
*Apologies for the audio in this episode, somehow the gain got turned all the way up.*
This week, in honor of Southpaw hitting theaters, we make Ryan watch another boxing themed film with The Great White Hype from 1996.
This week, we get Film Pulse contributor Ernie Trinidad back on the show for a review of Marvel's Ant-Man, followed by reviews of The Wolfpack and Alleluia. Other films discussed include Timbuktu, Lost Soul, The Death of Superman Begins, When Evening Falls on Bucharest or Metabolism, Irreversible, Trainwreck, and Boulevard.
This week, in honor of Trainwreck hitting theaters, we make Ryan watch the Judd Apatow-scripted film Celtic Pride from 1996.
This week, Adam and Kevin talk a little Comic-Con news before doing a Dolan double bill with reviews of Xavier Dolan's Tom at the Farm and Mommy. Other films discussed include I Killed My Mother, Rosewater, Tangerine, Ex Machina, I-Lived, and Creep.
This week, in honor of Minions hitting theaters, we make Ryan watch another animated film with Foodfight! from 2012.
