#113 Antebellum, Mulan, A Few Good Men

Halloween is fast approaching and with the year being what it is, we thought it was best to continue trekking though the year with new movies that are streaming-friendly, and not horror theme… except one. Antebellum is not exactly a horror movie, but it does contain plenty of horrifying aspects and possibilities for this jaded modern world. Milan as  a remake has a lot to live up to and for only one of us, was worth watching. A Few Good Men shows us the Sorkin beginnings as we enjoy the villainy and imposing figure of Jack Nicholson.

Next Time: Black Box, The Trial of the Chicago Seven, The Departed

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Ralf: @GamerRalf

Luke: @SlothMasterLuke

Recent Discoveries

Luke:  Enola Holmes

Ralf: Enola Holmes, Class Action Park

Oscar: Enola Park, The Babysitter: Killer Queen, Cuties, Tampopo

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:10:00 Recent Discoveries

00:27:23 Antebellum

00:36:05 spoilers

00:50:57 Mulan

01:05:04 spoilers

01:15:54 A Few Good Men

01:58:59 EXIT

#112 #Alive, The Social Dilemma, Batman

Ralf’s choices this week has brought us to Netflix this week. Beginning with a solid zombie-apocalypse entry in #Alive, we talk about the detailed differences and the use of technology that modern zombie flicks do not emphasize. The Social Dilemma brings a grand discussion about the state of tech companies and their crafty ways to use us people as products they’re selling for ad companies. Last but not least, we watch the ver beloved Batman, from Tim Burton. The real question becomes; can Luke, Oscar and Ralf separate a nostalgia favorite from a critical eye.

Next Time: Antebellum, Mulan, A Few Good Men

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Ralf: @GamerRalf

Luke: @SlothMasterLuke

Recent Discoveries

Luke:  Johnny Tsunami, Brink

Ralf: A Whisker Away

Oscar:  A Whisker Away, The Devil All the Time, A Portrait of a Lady On Fire

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:12:33 Recent Discoveries

00:27:09 #Alive

00:40:08 spoilers

00:50:39 The Social Dilemma

01:27:26 Batman (1989)

01:55:26 EXIT

#111  Bill & Ted Face the Music, Get Duked!, The Shining

We’ve got a couple of comedies for you this week. Coming straight from Prime Video, shilled by Luke, we talk about four delinquents being hunted in the wilderness in Get Duked! We also time travel once again with Bill &Ted Face the Music and wonder if the movie has too much plot or not. Lastly, the ongoing Jack Nicholson marathon has brought us to The Shining, and we only wish we had more time to devote to the Stanley Kubrick horror masterpiece.

Next Time: tbd

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Ralf: @GamerRalf

Luke: @SlothMasterLuke

Recent Discoveries

Luke:

Ralf:

Oscar: Project Power, Strange Circus, Tenet

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:08:21 Recent Discoveries

00:16:55 Bill & Ted Face the Music

00:29:20 spoilers

00:41:35 Get Duked!

00:53:38 spoilers

01:02:57 The Shining

01:48:10 EXIT

#110 First Cow, Shirley, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

Since Oscar picked the movies this week, be sure to expect out of the ordinary and not very mainstream films. We begin with First Cow, by an indie darling director, tackling capitalism and American history through the eyes of two men. Shirley, a pseudo thriller and biopic, tries to tackle a hurricane of a figure with its titular character, only to see all fail. Lastly, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is the classic mental ward film about a not-very-good man being driven down by the structures of civilized society with comedy and dramatic flairs.

Next Time: Bill and Ted Face the Music, Get Duked!, The Shining

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Luke: @SlothMasterLuke

Recent Discoveries

Luke: Juliet Naked, Palm Springs, The Road to El Dorado

Ralf: Project Power

Oscar: The Last Days of American Crime, The Pool, Relic, Host

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:12:46 Recent Discoveries

00:34:39 First Cow

00:56:09 spoilers

01:15:02 Shirley

01:31:05 spoilers

01:51:49 One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

02:37:42 EXIT

#109 King of Staten Island, Irresistible, Chinatown

We’re dipping into films only or mainly available on VOD to rent or to buy. We discuss the latest by Judd Apatow, King of Staten Island, which is a story about a man in arrested development and emotional issues finally learns something about moving on. Irresistible is the Jon Stewart creation that bits American campaign and election processes as well as the hypocrisies within the two party system through the lens of a small town mayoral race. Lastly, as part of our Jack Nicholson marathon, we discuss Chinatown, the noir LA masterpiece by Roman Polanski.

Next Time: First Cow, Shirley, One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

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Luke: @SlothMasterLuke

Recent Discoveries

Luke: The History of Time Travel, Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, The Speed Cubers

Ralf: The Speed Cubers, Bright

Oscar: Lol, Parasomnia, Greyhound

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:08:51 Recent Discoveries

00:26:48 King of Staten Island

00:38:41 spoilers

00:46:14 Irresistible

00:58:58 spoilers

01:14:35 Chinatown

01:38:56 EXIT

#108 7500, Radioactive, Five Easy Pieces

This week, we discuss Prime original flicks. Beginning with 7500, a film about terrorism via hijacking of a commercial German flight through the perspective of the copilot. Unfortunately, it works mildly as a thriller and has little if anything to say about the heavy topic of its premise. Next is Radioactive; a biopic of Marie Curie as she discovers the elements that would eventually kill her. Five Easy Pieces marks the first of our latest marathon that focuses on the works of Jack Nicholson as we chronologically hit up seven films.

Next Time: King of Staten Island, Irresistible, Chinatown

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Luke: @SlothMasterLuke

Recent Discoveries

Luke: Halloween 3, Brittany Runs a Marathon, A Whisker Away

Ralf: Steven Universe the Movie, Palm Springs

Oscar: Palm Springs, Cigarette Burns

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:08:15 Recent Discoveries

00:26:58 7500

00:38:57 spoilers

00:49:37 Radioactive

01:05:38 spoilers

01:12:46 Five Easy Pieces

01:42:58 EXIT

#107 The Old Guard, 365 Days, Wasp Network

We’re covering parts of the globe with a diverse selection of actors, genres, languages and directors. First, we discuss the graphic novel adaptation of The Old Guard; an action flick about a group of immortals trying to survive humanity as they try to save it. Next, we discuss the Polish runaway sensation and 5 Shades of Grey-in -nature, 365 Days, which proves that further attempts at this kind of movie should be extinguished. Lastly, we talk Cuban history on US soil through the perspective of loyal soldiers infiltrating traitors out to overthrow Castro.

Next Time: 7500, Radioactive, Five Easy Pieces

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Luke: @SlothMasterLuke

Recent Discoveries

Luke: Rambo: First Blood 1 & 2, General Magic, Doomed! The Untold Story of Robert Corman’s The Fantastic Four, Hamilton

Ralf: North by Northwest

Oscar: Motherless Brooklyn, John Henry, Fury of the Demon, Antrum

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:10:58 Recent Discoveries

00:46:37 The Old Guard

00:58:13 spoilers

01:13:11 365 Days

01:23:39 spoilers

01:31:25 Wasp Network

01:46:03 spoilers

02:01:47 EXIT

#106 Da 5 Bloods, Nobody Knows I’m Here, Vertigo

This week, we have three awesome and personal stories to review. The first is the humanly-flawed Vietnam War centered Spike Lee joint, Da 5 Bloods, which releases during an important and tumultuous time. Nobody Knows I’m Here is a small Chilean film about a traumatized solitary person facing his past. The third is the classic Vertigo by Hitchcock where we see yet again, the clever and nuanced storytelling led by James Stewart and Kim Novak.

Next Time: The Old Guard, 365 Days, Wasp Network

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Luke:

Ralf: Porco Rosso, Train to Busan

Oscar: The Lovebirds, Incident In a Ghostland

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:07:14 Recent Discoveries

00:20:03 Da 5 Bloods

00:30:37 spoilers

00:47:50 Nobody Knows I’m Here

01:00:43 spoilers

01:16:21 Vertigo

01:47:02 marathon discussion

02:01:23 EXIT

#105 Seberg, The Vast of Night, Lawrence of Arabia

A bio pic of a dark time in FBI’s history and part of the constant dark things of the US government. Sober tells the story of civil rights via an actress and her experiences being monitored against her will and the law. The Vast of Night is one of the few great movies that deal with aliens. It is a story told almost in real time about two people discovering a single on the radio waves that leads down supernatural paths. Last, but not least, we take a stab at the great Lawrence of Arabia; ac classic very much revered. We discuss the sand, politics and acting. Check it out.

Next Time: Da 5 Bloods, Nobody Knows I’m Here, Vertigo

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Recent Discoveries

Luke: Kiki’s Delivery Service, Paterno

Ralf: Paterno, Spelling the Dream, The Good Shephard

Oscar: Unfriended: Dark Web, The Wretched, Hell House LLC trilogy

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:10:21 Recent Discoveries

00:37:45 Seberg

00:54:35 The Vast of Night

01:03:46 spoilers

01:18:13 Lawrence of Arabia

01:46:47 EXIT

#104 Monster Party, Noroi: The Curse, M

It’s an all-horror film fest. This week, we focus on a certain horror streaming service; Shudder. Exclusive on there are Monster Party and Noroi: The Curse. The former is a rather disappointing indie flick with a promising premise. The latter is a mockumentary with a rocky start but compelling suspense and freaky story. As part of our ongoing marathon, we delve into the classic M, from 1931. We liked how the movie holds up nearly 90 years later in the realm of serial killer films.

Next Time: The Vast of Night, Seberg, Lawrence of Arabia

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Recent Discoveries

Luke: The Paper Brigade, The Lovebirds

Ralf: The Willoughbys, Commando

Oscar: Vivarium, Body Cam, Black and Blue, Spies, The Lodge

Show Notes

00:00:00 INTRO

00:14:27 Recent Discoveries

00:39:30 Monster Party

00:47:31 spoilers

01:01:26 Noroi: The Curse

01:15:40 spoilers

01:24:15 M

01:51:29 EXIT