Dinosaur Man

We start with the festive cheer a little early here at Dinosaur Man HQ with a review of festive comedy series 'Dash & Lily' which is streaming now on Netflix, we also talk about World War II vampire movie 'Blood Vessel' and catch up on 'The Personal History of David Copperfield' which was released at the beginning of the year. 

We also talk all this weeks news stories, Wonder Woman 1984, Black Panther 2 and Channing Tatum starring in a monster movie for Universal.

Slow reviews week this week but the news is so jam packed we don't even manage to get through it all, so you're still getting value for money don't worry.  Don't even think about asking for a refund from your favourite podcast platform. 

Reviews this week are of death row based drama 'Clemency' in which Alfre Woodard gives the performance of a lifetime, as well as Australian sketch comedy in the form of 'Aunty Donna's Big Ol' House of Fun' which is available on Netflix now. 

Back to reviews this week with four hot recent releases. Netflix bring us Remi Weekes 'His House' and Ben Wheatley's adaptation of 'Rebecca', Shudder offers up 'Scare Me' and Robert Zemeckis is the latest director to adapt Roald Dahl's work with his version of 'The Witches' which is available to rent now.

A very spooky greeting to you boos and ghouls! For the final episode of Shock-tober 2020 we're doing a very special head to head to head battle of some titanic horror franchises.

Alex has made Andy watch the worst mainline entries in three of the most iconic series of horror 'Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare', 'Halloween: Resurrection' and 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation'. Andy's task is to rate each of these franchise ending movies in a number of categories to establish which is the king of all terrible installments. 

Are we preparing for prom? Because we've got lots of streamers this week! In another jam packed episode we talk about Jared Leto returning to DC, the cost of Bond to streaming services and maybe the most 2020 of all directorial appointments. 

Releases this week are of Aaron Sorkin's Netflix release 'The Trial of the Chicago 7', surprise sequel 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm', horror anthology 'The Mortuary Collection' and Blumhouse nonsense 'Black Box'.

In an episode as stuffed as a Christmas goose we discuss new releases and news as normal as well as playing a fun game that you can participate in at home. We bring you reviews of Rose Glass' terrifying religious horror 'Saint Maud', upcoming Brandon Cronenberg sci fi thriller 'Possessor', Netflix gothic horror series 'The Haunting of Bly Manor', werewolf horror-comedy 'The Wolf of Snow Hollow', British drama 'Rocks' and long awaited comedy sequel 'Bill & Ted Face the Music'.

Another week, another episode! And what a packed week it is, lots of new releases for streaming services and upcoming cinematic releases. 'Relic' is a terrifying debut feature from Natalie Erika James, 'Hubie Halloween' is the latest Adam Sandler vehicle from Netflix and 'The Lie' is a hot mess of a film from Blumhouse and Amazon.

A couple of streaming releases catch our attention this week, both available on Netflix right now.

We also discuss the week in trailers and news stories both big and small. Including Jamie Foxx, Cineworld cinemas and Zendaya starring in a biopic.

Back to regular reviews after last weeks diversion into nonsense. Streaming releases and digital releases abound with 'Enola Holmes' from Netflix, 'Spiral' which is available on Shudder, unconventional biopic 'Tesla' and creaky horror attempt 'The Turning'.

No reviews or news this week, life got in the way. So here instead is this dose of hot waffle. We discuss injuries, getting older, Limp Bizkit and party food. Enjoy! 

Normal service resumes next week.