0:00 – Hello, iTunes review, we’ll be at Sundance when you hear this (unless we died) (we didn’t) 4:50 – Split review 12:50 – The Founder review 23:50 – There’s also xXx: Return of Xander Cage, but we hadn’t seen it in time for the show. But also, there are new movies on DVD 26:40 – Hey, What’d You Watch? Continue Reading

M Night’s latest tale of twisty horror (?) follows Anna Taylor-Joy and two less interesting teenage girls (that’s not me, that’s the movie making that declaration) who are kidnapped by James McAvoy and brought to a locked underground room. There, McAvoy gradually reveals that he is not just one person, but many, as he shows the Child, The Matron, and Continue Reading

Director Mike Mills took a look at his father through film with Christopher Plummer in 2010’s wonderful Beginners. Now, he turns the camera on his memories of his mother from 1979 with the sublime, 20th Century Women. Annette Benning is the owner of a large house that rents rooms out to Billy Crudup and Greta Gerwig. As a single mom, Continue Reading

Vin Diesel returns, after skipping a movie and about 15 years, to the wanna-be x-treme sports spy franchise he started. This time, he’s got to deal with a device that can be used to throw satellites in orbit down to the Earth for destructive purposes and has to either fight or befriend folks like Donnie Yen and Tony Jaa to Continue Reading

Not all artists who grow up under dubious circumstances emerge as groundbreakers on the other side, but essentially, that’s at least one dimension of Anderson.Paak’s multifaceted rise. Paak — aka the erstwhile Breezy Lovejoy — has come a long way from a bumpy childhood that saw him crafting tracks in his bedroom, to a stunted stint as a marijuana farmer, Continue Reading

Guess who’s back? Back again? Run for the hills as Richard returns from his home release hiatus, and re-unites with Marco to run through a heaping big pile, heavy on the horror, and the year’s most frightening documentary.

Christopher Herman and Jon Romo are joined by Trace Sauveur to talk about the many games and surprisingly complicated history of Nintendo’s popular franchise, The Legend of Zelda. This week’s episode also covers the shocking cancellation of Platinum’s Games’s Scalebound, the closing of video game developer Guerilla Cambridge, new Mass Effect: Andromeda details and much more. Enjoy! Follow us on Continue Reading

Perfect Sights and Sounds! Bad Doctors! Peer Pressure! Lights, Camera, Action with Public Axis and guest Kerry Valderrama! Recorded at Alamo City Studios on November 3rd, 2016.     Let your friends know about Public Axis on Facebook and Twitter and keep those Facebook comments coming at our Happy Campers group!

0:00 – Hello, Portland is a winter wonderland 2:25 – iTunes review 3:40 – The Bye Bye Man review 13:30 – Patriots Day review 24:50 – Live by Night review 30:15 – Paterson review 38:25 – Bridget of Finland reports a moviegoing experience of note 41:25 – A call for questions for the Ask Jeff & Eric Questions segment, plus Continue Reading

Christopher Herman and Jon Romo have been busy making it through their substantial backlog of games and have recently just finished playing Insomniac Games’s Ratchet & Clank. The game, based on the movie, based on the game is a reimagining of the first game in the long-running series. The story follows Ratchet, a young Lombax mechanic, and Clank, a defective Continue Reading