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This week, we're taking a look at 2021's Old, an M Night movie that actually succeeds in making you feel aged by the end of it! Listen along as we discuss time-warping beaches (you know, that old chestnut) and the evils of Big Pharma.
The spookiest season brings out the spookiest movies, and also this one! For our first bonus episode, we watched 2016's Don't Hang Up, which is the bad parts of Saw mixed with the bad parts of Scream to make a movie that's... just not good.
This week, we take a look at Cooties, an alleged horror comedy where the big joke is that kids are gross. Find out what we thought in this episode of Streaming Wasteland!
Don't worry, this isn't the end for us! This week, we're taking on 2018's How It Ends, a movie that believes that if the power went out for a day, we'd devolve into Lord of the Flies!
This week, we take a look at Metal Lords, a movie about, well, metal, and also cellos? Find out how much of a nerd Greg is when it comes to metal this week on Streaming Wasteland!
Tonight we talk about "The Little Mermaid" Live action and a German foreign film called "Paradise." Greg and I have talked about doing little excursions out into the waste and I finally went out on my own. Hope you enjoy it.
This week's movie is Sex, Guaranteed, a sex comedy that lives up to neither of those words. But we learned about trampolines, so that's something!
This week, we watched Free Guy, a generically named movie about a generic NPC played by a generic Ryan Reynolds. Tune in to find out how our very own Ringo feels about Deadpool himself!
This week, we watch 2019's I am Mother, a movie that made us both strongly contemplate leaving the bunker for the unknown outside world. We also talk about how TV shows just end now, and how that makes us feel.
This week, we watched 2023's Your Place or Mine, a rom-com that made both of us decide that we'd rather just stay home.
From the publisher's feed
In the wastes, no one can hear you stream.
There are no shortage of movies on streaming services, but if you're like us, it takes so long to find a movie to watch that you end up giving up and watching something familiar instead. All the other movies are consigned to the wasteland, to linger on the server endlessly, hoping that someone will click on it.
That's where we come in.
Each week, we trudge through another movie found out there in the desolation, and answer once and for all if it deserves to be forgotten.