Podcast: Ryan Watches TRAIN TO BUSAN
Ryan wanted some action this week so Adam and Kevin took a risk and gave him the Korean film Train to Busan.
Saved by the ’90s: Dark Comedies
Adam and Ken try to lighten things up a bit this month and look at four dark comedies released in April throughout the decade.
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1BR Review
1BR is a great concept held back by the mishandling of its characters, but it still manages to deliver a worthwhile thriller that is both engrossing and, at times, unsettling.
4.5
TIME WARP: THE GREATEST CULT FILMS OF ALL-TIME Review
Despite boasting an impressively large lineup of interviewees, the three-part documentary series Time Warp: The Greatest Cult Films of All-Time adds little to the discourse on cult
Podcast: 362 – SELAH AND THE SPADES
Adam and Kevin go back to high school this week with a review of Selah and the Spades, out now on Amazon Prime.
7.5
OTHER MUSIC Review
Other Music evokes a bygone era of in-person, tangible musical discovery that had me instantly reminiscing about a formidable time in my life that I’m sure others will experience a
Podcast: Ryan Watches THE NICE GUYS
Ryan wanted another comedy this week to get a reprieve from our depressing reality, so Adam and Kevin gave him 2017's The Nice Guys. He loved it.
Criterion Announces July 2020 Titles
The Criterion Collection has announced its home video lineup for July, 2020, which, in addition to the kick-ass Bruce Lee box-set revealed yesterday, includes new editions of
Criterion to Release Bruce Lee Box Set
The Criterion Collection has announced that they will be releasing a Bruce Lee box set, Bruce Lee: His Greatest Hits, containing five films over seven Blu-rays.
7.5
BUTT BOY Review
Butt Boy is the type of utterly singular film that is so adamantly committed to its premise that it completely cuts through its initial absurdity.
Podcast: 361 – SEA FEVER
This week, Adam and Kevin talk about Sea Fever, a sci-fi horror film in which a crew is trapped on a boat with a rapidly spreading parasite.
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THE PERISHED Review
Whether or not writer-director Paddy Murphy intended it, his feature length debut never really shakes the uncomfortable framing of pro-life propaganda disguised as middle-of-the-r
Watch: 3 Short Films from Theodore Collatos Available f...
With the ongoing interruption of film festivals across the world, a number of filmmakers have taken it upon themselves to release a variety of their films on the internet, in vari
IFC Picks Up Dave Franco’s Directorial Debut THE ...
IFC has announced they picked up the North American rights to Dave Franco‘s directorial debut, The Rental, a thriller starring Alison Brie, Dan Stevens, Jeremy Allen White,
Podcast: Ryan Watches LOGAN LUCKY
Given the depressing climate we're currently living in, Ryan wanted something lighter this week, so Adam and Kevin had him watch Logan Lucky from 2017.
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SEA FEVER Review
It’s funny how — in this new reality — it seems like everything reminds me of COVID-19, from TV shows that remind us of how things used to be to dystopian-future films that make us
