The Lost Signals

Pull yourself up by your bureaucratic bootstraps and clean out your ducts for our review of Terry Gilliam’s surrealist dystopian jaunt, Brazil.
[Aggregate score: 9]

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Pop ’round the pub for a pint, and sort your life out with us during our review of Edgar Wright’s zombie apoca-parody, Shaun of the Dead.
[Aggregate score: 8]

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TLS meanders their way through an uneven underbelly of conspiracies and coincidences in a review of Under the Silver Lake.
[Aggregate score: 6.25]

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Find out what happens when TLS faces a power vacuum similar in nature to the portrayal in The Death of Stalin.
[Aggregate score: 8.75]

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Lean back and let TLS lend you a hand as we discuss and debate the facets of mobile games, both positive and negative.

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TLS reviews Vonnegut’s debut novel that reflects and explores the literal and metaphorical machinations of mankind. [Aggregate score: 8.75]

“Player Piano” on audio that Ian mentioned.

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TLS reviews the classic animated story of an immigrant mouse and his family fleeing from Cossack cats wearing Cossack hats to the promised dream of America. [Aggregate score: 9.3]

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TLS reviews Noche Buena, a short film piece from Andres Rovira (who we previously interviewed) centering on a holiday family gathering and all the trappings that entails.
[Aggregate score: 9.5]

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We look at the recent rash of game delays and then discuss what it may mean for the medium overall.

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TLS has a chat with Chris Wax about his recently released found footage genre film, Case 347, as well as his time and work covering various roles within the industry as a whole.

Over the years Chris Wax has worked to develop, produce and write for major companies and studios such as Base FX-China, Infinite Studios-Singapore, SONY Pictures Television, The Wolper Organization, New Wave Entertainment and Sketch Films to name a few.

He has also produced, written and directed independent films, documentary pilots and directed an award winning web-series.

In recent years Chris has been working in development as a writer and producer to create with the top executives at SONY Pictures Television

Chris and his Rotten Whiskey Production label just released their first feature film which had it’s premiere this month at the famous Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.

The film, CASE 347 is now available on Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, Fandango, Google Play, Flixfling and Vimeo On Demand.

Chris is:
@therealwax on Instagram
and
Chris Wax on Facebook

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