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EMANCIPATION MOVIE REVIEW On January 1, 1863 Abraham Lincoln issued the the Emancipation Proclamation as the United States entered its third year of the Civil War. A slave named Peter (Will Smith) on a Louisiana plantation is sold into the Confederate war effort. Taken from his family on the plantation, Peter vows to return to […]

THE WONDER MOVIE REVIEW The Screener Squad venture to 19th century Ireland to bring to you, the devoted listeners, our in-depth thoughts on a film that is as bleak as it is hunger-inducing. Seriously, just thinking about this film makes me want to grab the biggest cheeseburger I can find. But first things first…Netflix’s The […]

ATLANTA SEASON 4 SERIES REVIEW From knock off marketplace FuBu shirts, to massive fat stacks and investment plans, childhood obligations of looking out for blood, to the family for life you’d choose for yourself, and on-again-off-again relationships with your baby’s mama, to seeing that love as more than the mother of your child but as […]

THE PATIENT SERIES REVIEW We here at one of us can not stress how important therapy is and are happy to participate in the takedown of the taboo surrounding mental health and psychiatric help. That being said, if you need a therapist please don’t abduct a doctor and chain them up in your basement. Joel […]

ARCHER SEASON 13 REVIEW Once more into the Danger Zone as Archer enters its 13th season! As Sterling Archer and crew settle into their new surroundings at the IIA, they are struggling to find who they really are without Mallory in charge and being at the whim of their new boss Fabian and performing his […]

BREAKING MOVIE REVIEW This is a true story. The morning of July 7, 2017, a 33-year-old black man and Marine Corps veteran named Brian Brown Easley walked into a suburban Wells Fargo Bank on Windy Hill Road in Atlanta, Georgia. He wore a grey hoodie and carried a backpack. He walked up to the teller, […]

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 […]

RESIDENT EVIL SERIES REVIEW As if Covid wasn’t enough, it seems like Umbrella Corp. has decided to break out some of it’s old “hits” and repackage them. Remember that place called Raccoon City? Umbrella blew it up because they caused the apocalypse with the T Virus. So what’s a trillion-dollar company to do? Just walk […]

BEAUTY MOVIE REVIEW One of the most important and exciting directors in the indie film world, Andrew Dosunmu, teams up with screenwriter Lena Waithe for Beauty, the story of a promising young songstress on the brink of fame and success that’s totally not based on any famous singer whatsoever. I mean sure, throughout the course […]

STRANGER THINGS 4 SERIES REVIEW Eleven and her friends are back facing up against a new threat from the Upside Down but this time they are at a severe disadvantage. Eleven and her new family have moved to California (who wouldn’t leave Hawkins after everything) and she has lost her powers. Hopper is trapped in […]

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY SEASON 3 REVIEW The Hargreeves family is finally back from their jaunt through 1960s Dallas and into the present day. Or so they think. The third season of Netflix’s adaptation of the Dark Horse comic from Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá picks up from where we last left our dysfunctional family as they […]

BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD DO THE UNIVERSE MOVIE REVIEW Uhhhh hey baby, there’s like, a new Beavis and Butthead movie streaming on Paramount Plus. It’s like pretty cool if you’re not a buttmunch about it. Beavis and Butthead Do The Universe is like, I don’t know, a spiritual successor to Beavis and Butthead Do America. Your […]

DAWN BREAKS BEHIND THE EYES MOVIE REVIEW We’ve all been there. Your rich family bequeaths an old, German, castle for you and your husband to enjoy. But, oopsie poopsies, turns out this old mound of bricks is haunted… or is it? Today we’re reviewing Dawn Breaks Behind The Eyes, directed by Kevin Kopacka, and starring […]

SPIDERHEAD MOVIE REVIEW With the combined efforts of Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, the screenwriters of the Deadpool films, and Joseph Kosinski, the director of Top Gun Maverick, you could make assumptions about the sort of movie you’re going to get. Action, satire, dark comedy all smashed together into some fantastic new flick. And with […]

INTERCEPTOR MOVIE REVIEW Today we have a “Try Hard” film starring Elsa Pataky as Cpt. J. J. Collins (J. McClane) and Luke Bracey as Alexander Kessel (H. Gruber). Kessel has taken over “Interceptor,” a missile defense system that protects ‘Merica, while terrorists have seized a group of intercontinental missiles, aimed at all of the most […]

THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT SEASON 2 REVIEW The Flight Attendant season 2 is here and Kaley Cuoco’s Cassie Bowden is moving to Los Angeles, The Screener Squad is following right behind her with with a moving van full of haunting family trauma, more international murders, even more family trauma, and a full cast of old friends […]

GEORGE CARLIN’S AMERICAN DREAM SERIES REVIEW From directors Judd Apatow and Michael Bonfiglio comes George Carlin’s American Dream, a two part documentary about the legendary stand-up comedian. Clocking in at nearly four hours, this is as definitive a documentary as we’re likely to get on Carlin’s life and career. Made with the participation of Carlin’s […]

LOVE, DEATH, & ROBOTS SEASON 3 REVIEW LOVE, DEATH & ROBOTS. Not just a catch phrase I want to cross-stitch and frame in my kitchen. No, I am talking about the third season of the Sci-Fi, animated anthology series created by Tim Miller now streaming on Netflix. Join Jena, Tessa, Marco and Wright as they […]

THE DUKE MOVIE REVIEW Truth is so very often stranger than fiction, and that’s why true events sometimes make truly fantastic films. And when you have the likes of British acting royalty such as Dame Helen Mirren, Jim Broadbent, and direction from the wonderful Roger Michell (Notting Hill), you’re in such capable hands, it would […]

ATTACK ON TITAN – THE FINAL SEASON PART 2 REVIEW Last time on Attack on Titan – The Final Season.  Move over Jared Leto!  Eren has a private land paradise cult of his own called Yaegerists and he has put forward plans to help his half-brother Zeke rid the world of war through the means […]

MOONSHOT MOVIE REVIEW It would appear that someone pitched a rom-com involving a college road trip where a dopey, yet lovable and of course attractive young guy sneaks onto a prestigious academic excursion that he is not qualified to be on in order to chase the love of his life, who he only just met, […]