Hey everyone — Steve Stebbing here with another episode of What The Hell Should I Watch, and this week we’re running the gamut from alien bloodsport to emotional breakdowns, bizarre satire, and one creepy found-footage nightmare. We start with Dan Trachtenberg’s Predator: Badlands — a bold reinvention that takes the franchise off-world and onto a …
This week on the show, I feel convinced that The Rock is trying to actively sap all of my Christmas spirit at the beginning of the holiday month. Another animated movie made me cry, a definite future Oscar nominee, I dig into the first ever Dreamworks film, now available on blu-ray, and I saw the real appeal …
The Plague Cast is upon us! Or that’s what I’m calling this week’s episode as it comes at the tail end of me and my family fighting off a vicious flu! I emerge on the other side to give you my fierce thoughts on the new Robert Zemeckis and Tom Hanks collaboration that I felt done …
Flying without a co-pilot this week as Chloe takes a break and will return next week. I faced my fears on this new episode and took in Parker Finn’s diabolical sequel to his debut film, Smile. I also got a look at Michael Keaton hanging out in his comfortable sweet spot in Goodrich and welcome back …
I’m very excited about this week’s episodes as Chloe and I get to bring two Vancouver International Film Festival movies back for full reviews as this year’s best film and the Palme d’Or winner at Cannes, Sean Baker’s Anora, makes its debut in theaters over the next three weeks across Canada! We also get to dig …
It’s time to head back to the Monsterverse in this week’s episode as Steve digs into Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, then switches gears totally for the new based on a true story comedy with the brilliant pairing of Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley. One of Steve’s top films from last year’s Vancouver International …
This week I take in Jack Black as the dragon warrior for the fourth time, Millie Bobby Brown playing action hero and John Cena steals the show again in a very R-rated comedy from one of the guys that brought us Dumb And Dumber. Lots of great television, including Kate Winslet and HBO’s new collaboration …
New Releases: A Haunting In Venice – In post-World War II Venice, Poirot, now retired and living in his own exile, reluctantly attends a seance. But when one of the guests is murdered, it is up to the former detective to uncover the killer again. Expectations: Kenneth Branagh returns both behind the camera and in …
New Releases: Firestarter – Doing Stephen King adaptation is really dicey at any time because, in this avid reader and huge fan’s mind, they haven’t had the best transition time from page to screen and some of them have gone beyond being disappointing and gone to the depths of being downright awful. This adaptation has …
New on VOD: Abe – Aside from Jon Favreau’s fantastic and endearing foodie film Chef finding a great movie about cooking seems to be like sifting through a needle in a haystack, I say because I’m unable to find a suitable food metaphor. This movie was close to having me believe that we had another …
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