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THE GREATEST BEER RUN EVER MOVIE REVIEW There’s this fine center line that one can ride while drinking copious amounts of alcohol. It’s basically like purgatory for your sobriety. On one side, you’re not drunk enough. Which means you are still capable of making smart decisions. Go to the other side of the line, you’re […]

THREE THOUSAND YEARS OF LONGING MOVIE REVIEW In Director/Co-writer George Miller’s first film since 2015’s Max Max: Fury Road, he traverses a very different path with Three Thousand Years of Longing. Tilda Swinton plays Alithea, a narratologist (the study of narrative and narrative structure and the ways that these affect human perception) who is on […]

WESTWORLD SEASON 4 REVIEW The newest latest season of Westworld gets back to the gestating ideas of season one without skimping on the action of season three. Every human cell is replaced after seven years. The fourth season picks up the story exactly seven years later, a telling sign for the future of humanity. It’s the year […]

THEY/THEM MOVIE REVIEW Before we go any further, our reviewers want to let you know that this movie sucks as a horror movie… but we all agreed it had potential and a well-seasoned Kevin Bacon. So what went fucking wrong, writer/director John Logan? We would love to know. You’ve written, arguably, many great scripts including […]

DELIBERATIONS OF DOOM – VOL.3 EP.9: FOUND FOOTAGE PT.3 The Doomers take on found footage one last time in this series as they take a look at Hell House LLC, Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum, and Unfriended: Dark Web. If you haven’t seen any of these you are missing out and we give them the props they […]

BULLET TRAIN MOVIE REVIEW The co-director of John Wick and director of Deadpool 2 and Atomic Blonde (David Leitch) helms this new action comedy based on a Japanese novel, Maria Beetle. Now, most action comedies don’t seem like there’s enough plot going on to have been based on a novel, but Bullet Train has so […]

DELIBERATIONS OF DOOM – VOL.3 EP.8: FOUND FOOTAGE PT.2 The Doomers continue their exploration into the world of found footage horror films with a look at 2013’s odd comedy-horror faux-tv broadcast WNUF Halloween Special and then we move into the Grand Guignol monster chop-shop that is 2013’s Frankenstein’s Army.   YOUR REVIEWERS   Christopher Lawrence […]

DELIBERATIONS OF DOOM VOL 3 EP 7: FOUND FOOTAGE PT 1 It took us awhile but we finally got here. It’s our trio of podcasts about found footage horror films. And we’re going to kick it off with the 1992 pitch black horror comedy classic from France, Man Bites Dog. Naturally, whether we wanted to […]

OBI-WAN KENOBI SERIES REVIEW A long time ago, before Disney purchased Lucasfilm and completely erased the Star Wars Expanded Universe, there were thousands of pages of comics and novels, as well as games, detailing every corner of the galaxy far, far away. There was so much content from so many different publishers, that even the […]

DELIBERATIONS OF DOOM VOL.3 EP 6 – COMEDY HORROR PT 3 Chris, Alan, Drew, and Madelynne wrap up this cycle of podcasts looking at Comedy Horror films with three more modern examples. First we give the proper props to 2011’s The Cabin in the Woods. Then we go a lot more obscure and weird with […]

OZARK SEASON 4 REVIEW It’s time for one last boat ride through the manmade Lake of the Redneck Riviera. For three seasons, we’ve traveled deeper and deeper into the world of money laundering, heroine, psychopathic drug bosses, Mexican drug cartels, and under the table FBI deals with Marty and Wendy Byrde (Jason Bateman and Laura […]

DELIBERATIONS OF DOOM VOL 3 EP 5 – COMEDY HORROR PT 2 Our deep-dive into comedy horror continues with part two of our series. This time we take a look at the wildly underrated Tales From the Crypt: Demon Knight from 1995. Then we swing to 2006 for a festival favorite that unfortunately never got […]

DELIBERATIONS OF DOOM VOL 3 EP 4 – COMEDY HORROR PT 1 The Doomers return after a bit of an enforced absence that we all went through. But we came back laughing as we dive into comedy horror films. Our first show in the trilogy explores 1982’s Eating Raoul, 1987’s Blood Diner, and 1989’s Society. […]