SXSW 2022: SOFT & QUIET Review
In a secluded room above a church, a group of posh and affluent white women sip tea and eat dessert while making polite conversation.
Podcast: 439 – BITCH ASS
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the horror film Bitch Ass, which premiered at this year's SXSW.
7.5
SXSW 2022: UNDER THE INFLUENCE Review
The still relatively new phenomenon of YouTube fame has brought about a new breed of celebrity with the platform’s ascension to the upper echelons of popular media and, with
7
SXSW 2022: DEADSTREAM Review
The slapstick, heavy-found-footage horror Deadstream works much better as a sendup of exploitative YouTuber culture than as a Raimi-esque horror comedy.
7.5
SXSW 2022: SKATE DREAMS Review
The world of professional skateboarding during its ascendance into mainstream popularity inarguably has the aura of an insulated “boys club,” born out of and maintained within Cal
Podcast: 438 – THE BATMAN
This week, Adam and Kevin review The Batman along with discussing some other titles including A Touch of Zen, Scream (2022), Tank Girl, No Exit, and Fresh.
2
BIG GOLD BRICK Review
With a meaningless story, underdeveloped plotlines, and a cringe-worthy performance from Emory Cohen, Big Gold Brick makes for a disappointing feature debut from Brian Petsos.
Saved by the ’90s: Behind the Scenes
This month, we're taking a step behind the scenes and taking a look at four films that focus on production including Matinee, Quiz Show, Radioland Murders, and The Late Shift.
Podcast: 437 – A BANQUET
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the slow-burn body horror film A Banquet, along with some other stuff including Flee, Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022), Odds and Evens, Subur
6.5
A BANQUET Review
The horror genre has always wrung tension and thrived around the plausibility of the supernatural and stringing the audience along over whether what they think is happening is act
6.5
A TASTE OF HUNGER Review
You expect food to be the central focus of A Taste of Hunger, given the title and the fact that the film centers on a chef named Carsten (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau).
Podcast: 436 – BIGBUG
This week, Adam and Kevin review Jean-Pierre Jeunet's latest, Bigbug, which is on Netflix now.
Podcast: 435 – Slamdance 2022
This week, Adam and Kevin discuss the films of the 2022 Slamdance Film Festival including The Civil Dead, Yelling Fire in an Empty Theater, Hannah Ha Ha, and Therapy Dogs among oth
Saved by the ’90s: Y2K
With a new year upon us, for this month we decided to dive into the movies and mania surrounding Y2K.
Podcast: 434 – BEYOND THE INFINITE TWO MINUTES
This week, Adam and Kevin take a look at the indie sci-fi comedy Beyond The Infinite Two Minutes, along with some other stuff including Dual, The Immortal Jellyfish, Deep Cover, Si
Podcast: 433 – THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH
This week, Adam and Kevin review Joel Coen's The Tragedy of Macbeth, along with some other stuff including Pickup on South Street, Cliff Walkers, Planet of the Apes (1968), Meander
