Wolf review – A scrappy set of performances bolster a somewhat incomplete film
In Wolf, George MacKay plays Jacob, a young man who thinks that he’s a wolf. No, not a werewolf, but an actual wolf. He is
New Episode of Hot Property – All I Want For Thanksgiving is Food
Listen to this while you cook your feast! We wrote a new holiday classic. Dan rehashes his rivalry with octopi. Then we talk about food
New York Ninja review – A labor of love brings a film back from the dead
In 1984 a martial artist named John Liu wrote, directed, and starred a film called New York Ninja. In it we follow John, a mild-mannered
New Episode of Hot Property – Oops, All Cream!
Oreo is making cookie ratios for everyone. Stephen yells at the parking authority. Bustin makes Dan feel good. Do you Live Mas? Hot Property can
New Episode of I Like to Movie Movie – Denis Leary’s Dune w/ Stephen Richards
This week I am joined by Stephen Richards of Hot Property to discuss Denis Leary’s Dune. This latest adaptation is a dream for Dune fans,
Rocky IV: Rocky vs Drago – The Ultimate Director’s Cut review – Very different, but mostly the same
Rocky IV has always been my least favorite of the series. This doesn’t mean that I dislike it, just that I think it doesn’t quite
Ghostbusters: Afterlife review – Fun, but lacks personality, ghosts.
Ghostbusters premiered on June 7th, 1984, about two months before I was even born. I have never known a world that didn’t have Ghostbusters in
New Episode of Hot Property! – The Banner Butter Head Churner!
Full disclosure, Stephen forgot we were recording the podcast tonight. We unlock the secrets of Daylight Savings Time. Dan has a lot of feelings about
New Episode of I Like to Movie Movie – Interview with V/H/S/94’s Christian Lloyd
Today we are joined by actor, playwright, photographer, and all-around nice guy Christian Lloyd, aka Herr Kommandant Greg in Ryan Prows’ Terror segment of V/H/S/94.
Belfast review – More like Bel-too-fast amirite?
One look at the trailer for Belfast and you could be forgiven for thinking that this is Kenneth Branagh’s attempt at making his own personal