Film Pulse

This week, Adam and Kevin review Lynne Ramsey's latest, The Joaquin Phoenix-starring thriller You Were Never Really Here. Other films discussed include Isle of Dogs, Where Is Kyra?, Happy Anniversary, and Girls Always Happy.

00:02:30 -  You Were Never Really Here review
00:19:39 - Watch list
00:40:30 - New releases

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This week, Adam and Kevin review two newly released horror-thrillers with A Quiet Place and The Endless. Other films discussed include The Shape of Water and You Were Never Really Here.

00:00:49 -  A Quiet Place review
00:22:57 -  The Endless review *Spoilers* 33:06 - 49:43
00:49:51 - Watch list
01:00:37 - New releases

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This week, Adam and Kevin review the Steven Soderbergh's thriller Unsane.  Other films discussed include Revenge, Dodsworth, Ready Player One, Djon África, The 'Burbs, Explorers, and Pyewacket.

00:04:09 -  Unsane review
00:27:10 - Watch list
00:56:24 - New releases

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This week, in honor of April Fool's Day coming up, Ryan watches the 1986 horror film April Fool's Day.

Ryan's Score: 5/10

Ryan's Synopsis: "Family Guy helps me keep the peace in my head."

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In honor of National Puppy Day today, Ryan watches the animated movie Scruffy from 1980.

Ryan's Score: 1/10

Ryan's Synopsis: "There’s a lot of dying for a kid’s movie."

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This week, Adam and Kevin review the German thriller Cold Hell, along with some other stuff including My Brother's Wedding, Tombraider, Drift, Satan's Slaves, Ghost Stories, and Lowlife.

00:00:38 -  Cold Hell review
00:26:40 - Watch list
00:48:36 - New releases

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In honor of St. Patrick's Day this weekend, Ryan watches Leprechaun 4: In Space from 1996.

Ryan's Score: .5/10

Ryan's Synopsis: "The leprechaun comes out of his wiener."

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This week, Adam and Kevin review Armando Iannucci's offbeat comedy The Death of Stalin. Other films discussed include Midnighters, I, Daniel Blake, Veronica, Last Men in Aleppo, The Outsider, and Demon House. 

00:00:45 -  The Death of Stalin review
00:24:45 - Watch list
00:54:10 - New releases

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This week, in honor of National Meatball Day, Ryan watches the Japanese horror flick Meatball Machine.

Ryan's Score: 3/10

Ryan's Synopsis: "They have a shoulder gnome and it fights."

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This week, in honor of National Cold Cuts Day, Ryan watches the microbudget horror film Lunch Meat from 1987.

Ryan's Score: .5/10

Ryan's Synopsis: "They’re closeup eating."

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