WILLOW SERIES REVIEW Nearly 35 years after the theatrical feature Willow, a television series on Disney Plus, also titled Willow, seeks to continue the story of Elora, Willow, Sorcha and a cast of bright, new exciting young people. Harmoni, Matt, Jordan, and Trevor found themselves hit with nostalgia, anachronism, queer representation, and some light Brownie […]

THE RIG SERIES REVIEW A new six-episode series from Amazon, featuring a mostly Scottish cast, has splash-landed and One Of Us has a full panel to discuss the latest sea horror offering. A crew of blue collar laborers must not only contend with surviving on board a deep-sea oil rig, but must also face the […]

THE PERIPHERAL SERIES REVIEW Peripheral: relating to or situated on the edge or periphery of something. Cyberpunk: A genre of science fiction set in a lawless subculture of an oppressive society dominated by computer technology.  Amazon Prime presents the William Gibson sci-fi classic created for television by Scott B. Smith The Peripheral. Flynne Fisher (Chloë […]

GUILLERMO DEL TORO’S CABINET OF CURIOSITIES SERIES REVIEW Are you tired of horror anthologies? Of course you’re not. You’ve seen Dr. Terror’s House of Horrors on a train, or Trilogy of Terror all alone in a small apartment with a suspicious looking Zuni doll. John Kassir’s voice as the Crypt Keeper in Tales From the […]

V/H/S 99 MOVIE REVIEW It’s very rare for the 5th film in a series to still have an impact on it’s audiences. Concepts get overplayed/recycled to death, and overall the concept can feel stale, even if your audiences want more. V/H/S/99 doesn’t suffer from any sequelitis, in fact, because these movies are anthologies, I think […]

REVEALER MOVIE REVIEW It’s going to be a Hell of a day for peep show exotic dancer Angie (Caito Aase) and it begins with having to get past a scrum of religious protestors outside her job. The door to her booth sticks, the clients are the same old creeps, the boss doesn’t give her the […]

MONTANA STORY MOVIE REVIEW Shot on location in “Big Sky Country” Scott McGehee and David Siegel direct Montana Story, a new family-centric drama that premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2021 and hits selected theaters this week. Two estranged siblings return to the family ranch in Montana to make end-of-life arrangements for their […]

TOKYO VICE SERIES REVIEW His skin was as white as his linen shirt when the tall man stepped onto the wet, neon drenched streets of Tokyo. If you ask him, he’s the best gaijin reporter that ever cast his shadow upon the street’s of Japan’s capital city. If you ask anybody else, he’s the ONLY gaijin […]

POMPO THE CINEPHILE MOVIE REVIEW Today we find ourselves in the land of movie magic, yes, of course I’m talking about Nyallywood. One of the top producers, Joelle Davidovich Pomponette (Pompo-san), has just tasked her assistant, Gene, to direct her new film. Gene is green to running the whole show. He has to work with […]

STANLEYVILLE MOVIE REVIEW What would you do for a habanero-orange compact sport utility vehicle? Blow up as many balloons as you can in a minute? See how long you can hold your breath? Write an international anthem that would unite the world and lead all the children to join hands and sing together in the […]