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This week, we watch a modern Mark Twain story with the Peanut Butter Falcon, a movie that makes us want to atomic throw so many movies into a river.
This week, we check out Logan Lucky, which begs the question- who's the lucky one here?
This week, we take a look at 65, starring Adam Driver! Do we think Kylo Ren is a good actor? Can he defeat a raptor in the dark? Did we actually... like this movie? Listen in to find out!
This week, we join Liam Neeson on a graveyard stroll. Why wasn't this movie more popular? Tune in and hear our theories!
This week, we look at Terry Gilliam's The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, a movie that took 29 years to make! Did we become loyal squires of the film or were we left just charging at windmills? Tune in to find out!
This week, we take on the Wrong Missy! How would you react if you accidentally texted a blind date that went horribly instead of the woman of your dreams?
This week, we take a look at 2016's The Comedian, a story about a comedian trying to shake free of his past by boring two reviewers!
Welcome back to Streaming Wasteland! This week, we take a look at The Wretched, a movie that made us both wonder how many siblings we were missing!
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This week, we take a look at 2022's American Carnage, a movie that's actually 3 movies but not in a cool way. Can we make it out of the nursing home? Listen to find out!
This week, we take on Dragged Across Concrete, a movie that asks- how much chewing can YOU endure?
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.