Brother and sister combo Tim and Katherine examine the cinematic failures, the near-misses, and full-blown disasters of Hollywood in an effort to find the good in every movie, no matter how terrible. Not every film can be a masterpiece, but any film could be a failurepiece.
We tread back in from the hot, hot heat to discuss a hot, hot horror film. Last year's biggest horror surprise (for us) was the sequel to the shockingly underwhelming Smile. We get a little deep about mental health issues and acknowledge that Kyle Gallner is one of the finest actors of his generation when it comes to being incorporated into title cards. Listen in!
What happens when the Netflix content mill hits against two of the most successful directors of all time? Not a lot, it seems. A "fine enough" outing from the brothers Russo, is Electric State enough to hold your attention for a few hours, or will it be forgotten, like so many other films on the service?
This time we are back with a discussion of the direct-to-Max, M. Night-produced movie set in the swamps of Louisiana. A twisty thriller with some cool elements, does this one count as another forgotten dumped-to-streaming loser, or a failurepiece? Listen in to find out!
In the episode, we examine a film sent out to die by nearly everyone involved. But, it reeks of comic-accurate Hellboy and the trailer left both of us surprised. Let's dig deep and flex some Hellboy knowledge while we figure out if this is a true disaster or a hidden comic book gem.
It's our 100th episode, so we went deep and decided to discuss what is, perhaps, one of the most consequential films in pop culture history and our lives. It's time for the Phantom Menace, and we aren't ready.
It's hard out here in the wasteland, especially for maybe-too-late prequels that bomb hard at the box office. But perhaps there is some redemption to be found in the Australian desert?
We are back with a deep dive into the silliest, superhero-iest exorcism film ever, with a heaping helping of Russell Crowe topping a surprisingly delicious mix of old-school Catholicism, demon kids, and bad Italian accents. Listen in, won't you?
Come along as we discuss this recent indie sensation focused on a wild night on a 70s late night show. It's good, but is it good enough to stand the test of time? Listen in, won't you?
Sometimes great shows don't get enough attention. Fallout is one of those shows, and a video game adaptation to boot. Listen in as we dish about how this show exceeds expectations and needs to be on your list of things to watch!