Cube Critics

Cube Critic Stephanie Curtis is just delighted by "Angie Tribeca" on TBS. She tells Euan Kerr why.

It's rare there is dissent about who gets to see what in the Cube Critics scheduling room. But this week Stephanie Curtis pulled the 'I've got younger kids' card and went to see the Lego Batman Movie. That left Euan Kerr with trying to make friends with John Wick. Listen in to see how it all worked out.

Cube Critic Stephanie Curtis found she had an evening to herself recently and decided to watch a horror movie alone. She chose "It follows" which spurred a conversation with Euan Kerr about the attractions of horror, and spawned a couple of recommendations of other scary fare.

With the new Lasse Hallstrom film "A Dog's Purpose" loping into theaters Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis decided she and Euan Kerr should list their favorite dog movies.

The arrival of "Paterson" in the Twin Cities sets Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr to thinking about their favorite Jim Jarmusch flicks.

Two indie gems to consider this week: Jim Jarmusch's "Paterson," and Mike Mills "20th Century Women." Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr are excited.

The Cube Critics respond to a tweet about a 10 year old masterpiece that not enough people have seen.

Ben Affleck takes a swing at a sprawling gangster drama and Pedro Almodovar explores a woman's midlife crisis. Cube Critics Euan Kerr and Stephanie Curtis report back on who succeeded.

There are piles of random stuff on the Cube Critics desks. Well, on Euan Kerr's anyway. Stephanie Curtis is better at keeping things tidy. But some of it is worth a look. Here they run through three thrillers which deserve more attention

Could Liam Neeson be stalking the Cube Critics, or he's just in a lot of movies at present? Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr discuss that while chewing over "Silence," "Hidden Figures," and "A Monster Calls."