Casting The Net

This week, we add our own real-time commentary to Neil Blomkamp's latest short film, Zygote, which can only be described as 100% nightmare fuel(from concentrate)! In the film, Quinn (Jose Pablo Cantillo) and Barkley (Dakota Fanning) are two survivors trapped in a mining facility in the Arctic, trying to escape a monster composed of several different body parts, and have to rely on each other if they hope to make it out alive.

We get serious (relatively speaking) on this week's episode, discussing the Netflix Original Movie, Burning Sands. Pledging to a fraternity has been a rite of passage for many a college student, but many have also questioned the sometimes extreme hazing rituals that pledges are forced to endure, all in the brotherhood. Will young Zurich (Trevor Jackson) be able to make the cut?

We're back for part two, people! And we're still spilling all the gory details about this true cinematic gem, as two hillbillies have to confront an overconfident douche-bro and his clueless college buddies.

This week (and next, apparently) we're digging deep into into spoiler territory with the hilarious bloody Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, bringing back our good buddy, Sarah Stardust! All Tucker (Alan Tudyk) and Dale (Tyler Labine)wanted to do was spent their weekend renovating their vacation home. But when some college kids get the wrong idea, this escalate quicker than even Ron Burgundy could have predicted!

Brad Pitt is in over his head as Gen. Glen McMahon, a rock star general tasked with command of NATO forces in Afghanistan, in the Netflix Original movie, War Machine. A fictionalized account of events covered in the book "The Operators", War Machine has a few things to say about military occupation, war, and a crisis of hubris.

All ex-con Joe Denton (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) wants to do is stay on the straight and narrow, and see his kids again. Unfortunately, he has to deal with a dubious reputation as "The Slash Cop", judgmental parents, and his former partner (Gary Cole) demanding that he kill an ailing mob boss, lest all their dirty deeds be revealed to the district attorney who Denton went to prison for brutally wounding in the first place.

This week, we "finally" check out the crime drama, Deuces, in which a police officer (Lance Gross) is forced to question his loyalty to the badge when he's recruited to go undercover and take down a mid-level crime figure (Larenz Tate), who unbeknownst to him, is trying to go straight.

A lonely animal shelter worker (Dominic Monoghan) and a waitress with a chip on her shoulder(Ksenia Solo) play some severely twisted head games as one tries to save the other by locking them in a cage. But who's really in control when all is said and done?

We were lucky enough to have our good friend Sarah Stardust join us this week to talk about the beautifully disgusting (or disgustingly beautiful) sci-fi/horror film, The Void, written and directed by Jeremy Gillespie and Steven Kostanski. When a small town cop and a group of patients and staff at a local hospital find themselves trapped by a mysterious cult, they discover that there are even greater horrors waiting for them, right beneath their feet!

On this week's episode, we follow the hilarious misadventures of best friends Chris (Josh Peck) and Chester (Tony Revolori), as they have to contend with gang members, a drug dealer, and their sleazy boss, in their quest to attend a popular music festival.