THE OUTSIDE STORY MOVIE REVIEW Brian Tyree Henry finally gets to be the anchor of a film with his lead role in the quiet dramedy “The Outside Story”, where he plays Charles, a down-on-his-luck video editor who is depressed, just wants to stay home by himself, but when he accidentally locks himself out of his… Read More »Screener Squad: The Outside Story

HERE ARE THE YOUNG MEN Telling the story of three young Irish men in the early 2000s, as the last big party after high school turns into a legendary bender, a horrible accident that they witness sends them all careening in different directions in their reactions to it. Director Eoin Macken’s “Here Are The Young… Read More »Screener Squad: Here Are The Young Men

WRATH OF MAN MOVIE REVIEW Director Guy Ritchie teams up with his golden boy Jason Statham for the first time in quite a while for “Wrath of Man”, the story of an ultimate bad-ass (guess who?) who goes to work for an armored truck company but has a secret agenda. Who is he really? Why… Read More »Screener Squad: Wrath of Man

INVINCIBLE – SEASON 1 SERIES REVIEW Did you know Robert Kirkman wrote comics other than The Walking Dead? Now you have a chance to dive headfirst into the entertaining and also very violent world of his other longest running series, “Invincible”. The story follows Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), the 17-year old son of the world’s… Read More »Screener Squad: Invincible – Season 1

FRIED BARRY MOVIE REVIEW Barry’s a gross, creepy, mean-spirited, strung-out asshole. Fortunately for the rest of the world, he gets abducted by aliens. Unfortunately, they return him…Now, he’s a gross, creepy, mean-spirited, strung-out asshole piloted by one of the aliens, who steers Barry through the seediest sides of Cape Town on a series of drug-fueled,… Read More »Screener Squad: Fried Barry

YASUKE SERIES REVIEW Netflix continues its foray into the world of anime with an original miniseries based on a very real life African who traveled to Japan and rose to a samurai in their culture. Eschewing from reality almost instantly, this series features giant mecha, magic users, and were-bears all in the very first episode.… Read More »Screener Squad: Yasuke

STREET GANG: HOW WE GOT TO SESAME STREET MOVIE REVIEW 50 years ago, television for children changed forever when it took a trip down to Sesame Street. Jim Henson’s colorful, playful, Muppets and their human neighbors taught generations of children their letters, numbers, empathy, and compassion. On this review, Mindy leads her own colorful, playful,… Read More »Screener Squad: Street Gang: How We Got To Sesame Street

THE MITCHELLS VS THE MACHINES MOVIE REVIEW The newest Netflix release has hit and it’s a good one. Phil Lord and Chris Miller are back in the producing chairs for the endearing animated family film, “The Mitchells vs the Machines” featuring an all-star comedic cast, including Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Abbi Jacobson, and Fred Armisen.… Read More »Screener Squad: The Mitchells vs The Machines

THINGS HEARD & SEEN MOVIE REVIEW What more do you need in a horror film/supernatural suspenser than a stately old house, photogenic actors, and an assortment of good old-fashioned things that go bump in the night? Well, as it turns out you need a lot more as the new Netflix release “Things Heard & Seen”… Read More »Screener Squad: Things Heard & Seen

SEPARATION MOVIE REVIEW Rupert Friend is living the dream. Or, he was, back when it seemed like his creepy-but-still-kinda-for-kids comic book was gonna be a thing. It never turned into a thing. Still, he has some demo puppets based on his characters that his daughter loves (kids are weird) and his wife is no longer… Read More »Screener Squad: Separation