Blurred Vision Reviews

Greg brings in special guest, Samson, to discuss the state of the movies. They get into what deserves to be considered for a best picture or best director at The Oscars, recent documentaries and recent releases on Netflix and elsewhere.

Greg and Parker are back after a long break! Both bought new houses, both bought new shoes, and yes… both bought a disgusting amount of blu rays. Today they are back to talk about the timeless wonder, none other than Nicolas Cage. If you have been waiting for Cage to add a revenge movie filled with heavy metal, christian, pagan and psychedelic themes into his filmography you will be very pleased!

Greg and Yinzer discuss relationships and love while Parker drinks bone broth in this review of Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread. Stick around for the end when Parker composes a song on the spot after listening to Greg and Yinzer's review.

Greg, Parker and Yinzer are back with their look at Spielberg's The Post. Parker rants and raves about rich people and the stock market while Greg and Yinzer try to breakdown the actual movie.

Greg, Parker and Yinzer take on one of Blurred Vision Review's favorite topics... Bestiality, Russian spies and CGI vs practical effects in Guillermo del Toro's latest film, The Shape of Water.

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We are back! After a short hiatus due to computer issues we are back to cranking out reviews. Greg and Parker take on a combo platter with a Netflix Original The Ritual and Robert Pattinson's Good Time.

In this edition of Scotch Stories Greg, Parker and Tony are transported back in time to Orlando circa 1987. Central Florida is engulfed in a struggle for supremacy. One small musical band of tae kwon do practicing orphans must find a way to survive battles with another Orlando band, a biker gang, and Floridian ninjas.

Friends through eternity

Loyalty, honesty

We'll stick together

Through thick or thin

- Dragon Sound

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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Review

Greg and Parker travel the lands in search of the world's greatest karate champion... What they discovered would change the course of history. THE KARATE DOG! There is also some talk about some new possibilities for Christmas songs.

Greg and Parker crack open the bottles of scotch for another edition of Scotch Stories. Tommy Wiseau's 2003 film The Room may be one of the craziest things ever made. Featuring a sex scene every 10 minutes, domestic assault allegations, playing catch with a football, Dingy, banging your fiance's best friend, more football, saying "Oh hi" to everyone.... This is truly an American masterpiece that needs to be cherished for generations.