We discuss all the things we are watching in November 2022: The Patient, American Horror Story, Andor, House of Dragon, LOTR, Great British Baking

45 years after the death of Elvis Presley, we dive into the biopic film Elvis. Elvis explores Colonel Tom Parker’s management of the Rock and Roll icon. Our second movie of choice stars B.J. Novak and Ashton Kutcher called Vengeance. Vengeance unfolds the death of a young girl in a Texas town and how it […]

Television shows are where it is at right now. We talk about our love for Blackbird on Apple TV, The Lord of the Rings show on Prime, and of course House of Thrones or Game of Dragons, Dragon on a Throne? #houseofdragons #blackbird #LOTR

We review The Forgiven, where a random accident on the lives of both the local Muslims, and Western visitors to a house party. The Contractor explores what happens when a discharged veteran needs to find money to help his family and takes a questionable job. Finally the cult hit Black Phone is a paranormal thriller […]

Stranger Things, Blackbird, The Boys, Ms. Marvel, Physical, Barry, Terminal List Green Knight, Destination Wedding  

It took us years to get here but we celebrate our best and worst of the first 100 episodes of the Dunestone Redemption podcast, Here’s to the next 100.

Hustle is another Adam Sandler – Netflix collaboration about a basketball scout that finds the next big star. Spider head deals with a rehabilitation center that is testing new mood altering drugs with the dynamic duo Miles Teller and Chris Hemsworth. The epic journey of Nic Cage’s acting career combined with an action movie starring […]

We have a need, a need for speed. We watched the Top Gun sequel starring the ageless one Tom Cruise and Miles Teller. This is how we felt…

June 2022 Television we are watch, Obi-Wan, Stranger Things, Outer Range, Night Sky, The Boys

Othy decides that all the recent movies suck so he sends us back to 2016 to explore The Fundamentals of Caring with Paul Rudd. The Northman or as Eric calls it, The lighthouse part 2 is Russell’s pick. We conclude with the current pop favorite Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.