This week I start with a little dip in the pool for Night Swim and a whopping three Netflix movies. New on DVD, Kitty Green is putting Julia Garner through hell once again, one of the originators of German New Wave cinema is the focus of a new documentary and much, much more.
We’re still in that beginning-of-the-year movie lull, I talk about the most important film of 2023, a biopic starring two of the best character actors in the industry today, William Oldroyd’s long-awaited follow-up to Lady Macbeth, and much more. This week also marks the debut of a father-daughter team as my daughter Chloe has joined …
The first episode of 2024 and I’m going for the horror right away! Given, I didn’t really have anything new to watch, I instead played catch up for a few great ones including Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving. I also got a box set of one of the greatest sci-fi shows ever.
You read that right, the third edition awarding of the best of the best in film (at least out of what I’ve seen) is here! This time around, the presentation is a little different but Shane has brought in Ryan O’Donnell to guide us along smoothly so the familiarity is there. What is my idea …
On the final episode of 2023, I give my thoughts on the ending of the DC Cinematic Universe, Zack Snyder’s new universe launch on Netflix, two new legacy horror films and the great disruptor of my “best-of” list for 2023. I’ve got big new ideas for Best Actor this year!
This week I give my full thoughts on Wonka, Five Nights At Freddy’s is on 4K, a Chinese epic sci-fi that completely outdoes anything Roland Emmerich can come up with, a handful of remastered films from the 90s and more. Also, where is your bar set for Aquaman?
For this episode, I join Shane for some Mutant Mayhem as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles newest adventure lands on 4K and Blu-Ray, along with Gareth Edwards’ new sci-fi epic The Creator and the Aussie thriller Mercy Road. I give my thoughts on the new Chicken Run, landing on Netflix twenty-three years after the original …
This week I talk about Sam Esmail’s Leave The World Behind on Netflix, the 4K releases of Titanic, some sci-fi television, both new and classic on Blu-Ray, Spongebob Squarepants and murderous sloths.
Welcome to the first episode of What The Hell Should I Watch, now a visual podcast. This week I give you the lowdown on the new and sure-to-be Academy Award-nominated Alexander Payne ode to Hal Ashby, The Holdovers, Emerald Fennell’s wild second film, Saltburn, the star-studded thriller on Netflix, Leave The World Behind, the Blu-ray …
New Releases: Silent Night – A gritty revenge tale of a tormented father who witnesses his young son die when caught in a gang’s crossfire on Christmas Eve. While recovering from a wound that costs him his voice, he makes vengeance his life’s mission and embarks on a punishing training regimen in order to avenge …
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