OASIS is a destination hotel I cannot recommend nor suggest viewers catch it on Netflix.…
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OASIS is a destination hotel I cannot recommend nor suggest viewers catch it on Netflix.…
Continue ReadingYOUR FAULT: LONDON is the third in the continuing love saga surrounding Noah (Asha Banks) and Nick (Matthew Browne). It is based upon the book series written by Mercedes Ron.…
Continue ReadingAaron and Esta sat down to talk through the final season of THE BEAR. No spoilers, just two people who didn't want it to end.…
Continue ReadingDINNER AT EIGHT was an astounding film for its time.…
Continue ReadingLIFE, LARRY AND THE PURSUIT OF UNHAPPINESS is another brainchild from the depraved, sarcastic mind of Larry David.…
Continue ReadingRYAN HAMILTON: THIS JUST HIT ME is a low-key look at his recent stop in Seattle while on tour.…
Continue ReadingAbsolutely refuses to try to be anything other than okay.…
Continue ReadingLEVITICUS proves horror can scare you and mean something at the same time.…
Continue ReadingTALES FROM THE CRYPTO is a comedy about the moment crypto and COVID collided in 2020, before both got 'rugged.'…
Continue ReadingI am "eternally grateful" for another Antonoff/Swift gem built around some of the best movie characters of all time.…
Continue ReadingMONUMENT VALLEY 3 continues the puzzle hot streak of indie game developer UsTwo Games.…
Continue ReadingIn NEVA, I enjoyed the gameplay while falling in love with the characters and story.…
Continue ReadingGuest host Preston Fassel (accomplished horror journalist and celebrated author) joins to discuss Rob Zombie's controversial 2003 grindhouse-inspired 1970's fever dream, HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES. We also discuss Preston's time working with Rue Morgue, Fangoria, and Dread Central, and his novels, which include "Our Lady of the Inferno" and "Beasts of 42nd St." It's a HELLbilly Halloween hootenanny – let's go RICK OR TREATING!…
Continue ReadingASTRO BOT reminded me that video games can be magical. Everything about this game is delightful. Even when it’s punishing you with a challenging platforming level, you can’t help but smile, as it’s never the game’s fault that you died. It’s always a user error, but it’s a mistake you can learn and optimize for your next life. For this review, I could discuss the various gameplay mechanics, as people have seen in all the other reviews: the epic boss…
Continue ReadingRICK OR TREAT HORRORCAST is back from the dead! Refreshed, revitalized, and reformatted. In the show's grand return, insanely talented cinematic power couple Allan Piper and Jennifer Leigh Houston join to discuss their hilarious and spirited new horror/comedy, "eVil Sublet".…
Continue ReadingPIZZA TOWER “towers” above the other independent video game platformers by baking what should be a standard pizza into something with new and original ingredients. Platforming games are my favorite. When the kids finally sleep, I long to play minimal story games that create a fascinating world and can be completed in a few hours. PIZZA TOWER owes its style to classic Nickelodeon cartoons like SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS. However, it should have to pay royalties to Nintendo for using Wario’s likeliness…
Continue ReadingAn attempt to dissect the PROFOUNDLY disappointing cinematic lunar cycle that was June 2023. A month that really exposed the disconnect between studios and audiences...and a month that may have contributed to the success of Barbenheimer…
Continue ReadingANIMAL WELL is something you play, and you immediately want to talk to someone else about and learn how they solved some of the most perplexing puzzles or even the order in which they beat the bosses.…
Continue ReadingJoined once more by former Halo champion, current amateur bodybuilder, and hot-take connoisseur Christian Snook. We discuss the superhero films from 2023, and how it all ties into what is yet to come.…
Continue ReadingSTAR TREK: DISCOVERY was far more intriguing this week. LABYRINTH provided a thoughtful glimpse into a futuristic library could be.…
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