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Screener Squad: The Penguin THE PENGUIN SERIES REVIEW Set just one week after the events of 2022’s The Batman, The Penguin follows Oz Cobb (Colin Farrell) trying to collect what little is left in his nightclub, The Iceberg Lounge. He’s caught by Carmine Falcone’s son Alberto Falcone (Michael Zegen), but through a fit of rage Oz kills Alberto. Now with the new mob boss’ blood on his hands, Oz has to hide the body quick. He encounters a desperate kid, Vic (Rhenzy Feliz), who’s trying to steal the Penguin’s tires, but Oz takes sympathy on Vic and has him help hide the body. As… Read More »Screener Squad: The Penguin read more on One of Us
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Highly Suspect Reviews: Gladiator II GLADIATOR II MOVIE REVIEW After 24 years, Ridley Scott decided to dust off the old Gladiator garb and make a sequel to his 2000 epic that won the gold at the Oscars. Does Gladiator II have the same chances at becoming the best film of the year? Highly unlikely. Paul Mescal takes on the titular character this time around as a warrior sold into slavery and then rising in the ranks as a formidable gladiator at the Coliseum. Sound familiar? Well this film also stars Denzel Washington as Mescal’s owner and Pedro Pascal stars as a general that led to… Read More »Highly Suspect Reviews: Gladiator II read more on One of Us
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Highly Suspect Reviews: Wicked WICKED MOVIE REVIEW Seems like a holiday season can’t go by anymore without a big event musical film. Not that Chris, Frank, Wright, and Kim are complaining (note: these four end up together on a lot of the musical releases). This year though, one of the biggest musicals of the past few decades that has practically a cult built up around it, makes the jump. Will it be a smash or just get smooshed? We’re talking today about Wicked Part One, which is actually longer than the entirety of the original musical. That certainly gives one pause when considering its… Read More »Highly Suspect Reviews: Wicked read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: Ghost Cat Anzu GHOST CAT ANZU MOVIE REVIEW Four adolescents are on a quest to see a dead body gathered around a campfire for the night to discuss one of life’s great mysteries: Mickey is a mouse, Donald is a duck, Pluto is a dog, so what’s Goofy? The world may never know, but dear reader/listener, if you choose to stand by Bradly along with Jordan and Lewayne, you can ponder life, death, childhood abandonment, and what the hell is Ghost Cat Anzu. Eleven year old Karin accompanies her father to Sousei-Ji temple where her grandfather lives. Karin is left with her grandfather… Read More »Screener Squad: Ghost Cat Anzu read more on One of Us
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Highly Suspect Reviews: Red One RED ONE MOVIE REVIEW The influx of Xmas movies has begun. With a big cast and with director Jake Kasdan (The Jumanji movies) at the helm, Red One inserts a Marvel movie feel to the proceedings. Dwayne Johnson is Callum Drift, a top agent at E.L.F. who protects Santa Claus (J.K. Simmons) and other mythological entities so they can get business done. When an unknown group manages to infiltrate the very Wakanda-ish North Pole and abducts Santa, and with days to go before Xmas, Callum is on top alert. The only lead they have is a top-hacker, Jack (Chris Evans),… Read More »Highly Suspect Reviews: Red One read more on One of Us
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Digital Noise Episode 348: Late Nite With Chris and Wright DIGITAL NOISE EPISODE 348: LATE NIGHT WITH CHRIS AND WRIGHT Some off-color antics pervade this week’s episode of Digital Noise with Chris and Wright and who can blame them? It’s a tough stack. From a collection of the best-worst 80s tits and teens cheapies, to a rightfully maligned film legend’s daughter giving it her own try. From a duo of genuinely great (definitely greater than “Showgirls“) horror flicks, to the conclusion of a DC series that kills off almost everybody. We got it here for you. All titles were sent to Digital Noise by the distribution companies in question for… Read More »Digital Noise Episode 348: Late Nite With Chris and Wright read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: Agatha All Along AGATHA ALL ALONG SERIES REVIEW Disney Plus would like to M See U this fall for the WandaVision follow-up, Agatha Coven of Chaos! Wait, was that it? Hold on, let me get Feige on the phone: Mr. Feige, was that Agatha the Darkhold Diaries or Agatha the Lying Witch and the Wardrobe? He has just informed me that they settled on Agatha All Along. Love that title and love that song. Also he has informed me Blade is coming at y’all Fall 2047. Joking aside, Agatha All Along picks up the Agatha story following the conclusion of WandaVision. Agatha (Kathryn… Read More »Screener Squad: Agatha All Along read more on One of Us
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Highly Suspect Reviews: Memoir of a Snail MEMOIR OF A SNAIL MOVIE REVIEW There are some filmmakers out there that appear to have an agenda to make the audience feel utter despair and sadness. Much like his previous film Mary & Max, Adam Elliot’s newest picture, Memoir of a Snail, drives home how truly terrible it can be to just exist in this world. Elliot again uses stop-motion animation to deliver a devastatingly heartfelt and tragic story surrounding our main character, Grace Pudel (Sarah Snook). As Grace’s only friend Pinky (Jacki Weaver) dies, she begins to tell her pet snail how she ended up there with Pinky.… Read More »Highly Suspect Reviews: Memoir of a Snail read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: Your Monster YOUR MONSTER MOVIE REVIEW Thomas Fuller once said “abused patience turns to fury”. Adapted from a short film by writer director Caroline Lindy and coming to a theater near you is the rom-com horror film, Your Monster. Breaking up is hard to do, or at least you’d think so when your partner is diagnosed with cancer. Jacob (Edmund Donovan) has just dumped his muse and girlfriend Laura (Melissa Barrera) on the worst day of her life. In a deep and dark place, she returns to her childhood home to recuperate only to find that a monster is living in her… Read More »Screener Squad: Your Monster read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: Only Murders in the Building Season 4 ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING SEASON 4 REVIEW They say the first rule of real estate is “location, location, location”. While that’s mostly true for Season 4 of Only Murders in the Building, the showrunners seem to have embraced the second rule of sitcom television: “guest stars, guest stars, guest stars”. Considering the number of murders that have occured in Manhattan’s most deadly upscale apartment complex, it’s surprising that anyone would still want to move into the Arconia. Nevertheless, it continues to attract new celebrity tenants and visitors, and all of them are potential suspects – or murder victims. Season… Read More »Screener Squad: Only Murders in the Building Season 4 read more on One of Us
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Highly Suspect Reviews: Heretic HERETIC MOVIE REVIEW Just because Halloween is over, that doesn’t mean random young people won’t come knocking on your door; only this time they aren’t asking for candy, they’re asking if you have a moment to talk about their Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. That’s right, we’re talking about Mormon missionaries. When Sister Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East) knock on the door of one Mr. Reed (Hugh Grant), they get more than they bargained for. Despite promising the girls some of his unseen wife’s delicious blueberry pie, there will be no treats this evening, only a series… Read More »Highly Suspect Reviews: Heretic read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: The Shadow Strays THE SHADOW STRAYS MOVIE REVIEW You like the John Wick movies? How about The Raid movies and a touch of Taken? Action. Violence. Extreme violence. And like, a Ninja Scroll amount of blood? The Shadow Strays might be exactly what you need to satisfy your masochist cinematic action itch. It certainly did for the One Of Us Ninjas, Kate, Lewayne, and T.C. Codename 13 is a 17-year-old trained assassin known as a Shadow. She is part of an international organization of assassins. While on a mission in Japan, she successfully eliminates her primary target. However, 13 is dazed after accidentally… Read More »Screener Squad: The Shadow Strays read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: Woman of the Hour WOMAN OF THE HOUR MOVIE REVIEW Back in the decade of disco balls and bell bottoms, the reality tv landscape on the boob tube was the game show! Unlike the modern day vetting of today to keep psychopaths off the air (unless that would translate into great ratings), the questioning process to participate used to be “Can you smile for the camera and answer some questions with charm and flair?”. In Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut, Netflix presents a film inspired by a true story, Woman of the Hour. On an episode of The Dating Game in 1978, bachelor number three’s… Read More »Screener Squad: Woman of the Hour read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: Salem's Lot SALEM’S LOT MOVIE REVIEW Let the right one in this fall season and commune with Bradly, Drew, and Melina as they partake in a midnight mass of vampire cinema forged from the mind of Stephen King at the pique of his spooky scary powers. Written and directed by Gary Dauberman, Salem’s Lot is a modern re-telling of Nosferatu that also happens to take place in the long away time of bell bottoms and Disco Fever, the 70’s. Ben Mears (Lewis Pullman) is a writer suffering a terrible block. For inspirations sake, he returns to his childhood home in Salem’s Lot.… Read More »Screener Squad: Salem’s Lot read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: Brothers BROTHERS MOVIE REVIEW Israel Zangwill once said “It takes two men to make one brother”. Step aside Gyllenhaal and Maguire. Retire and move on Devito and Schwarzenegger. This time around the actors playing siblings are Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage in a film directed by Max Barbakow and written by Etan Cohen and Macon Blair, Brothers. As children, twin brothers Moke and Jady watched their mother put pedal to the metal and speed out of their lives followed by a dozen cop cars blaring their sirens and flashing their colours. The two grew up looking out for each other as… Read More »Screener Squad: Brothers read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: The Deliverance THE DELIVERANCE MOVIE REVIEW Doth mine ears hear banjo music…? Wait, that’s the other one. If you’re in the mood to hear a bunch of film geeks riff on the funniest horror movie 2005 had to offer, then you’re in the right place. Just in time for Halloween! Single mother Ebony, played by director Lee Daniels regular Andra Day, and her family move into a new house, only to find themselves menaced by horrors both of this world and the next. Will she be able to save them– and herself? Listen to Rose, Frank, and Neil commiserate over their shared… Read More »Screener Squad: The Deliverance read more on One of Us
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Screener Squad: Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft TOMB RAIDER: THE LEGEND OF LARA CROFT SERIES REVIEW Back in 1996, Core Design released a Playstation game that since has spawned 18 sequels across dozens of consoles and PC, mobile games, and even themed Pachinko machines! In the early 2000’s, Paramount produced two Tomb Raider films starring the Oscar winning box office sensation Angelina Jolie (Ron Howard: They were not giant hits). In 2018 Warner Brothers produced a rebooted Tomb Raider film starring the Oscar winning box office sensation Alicia Vikander (Ron Howard: It was not a hit). Finally after over 25 years of global (but not theatrical) success.… Read More »Screener Squad: Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft read more on One of Us
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