Category Archives: Podcast

You’re living your normal, everyday, hum-drum life with no money, a girlfriend who is cheating on you with your best friend, and a dead-end job. Don’t worry! You’re about to find out that you’re fated to be a trained assassin … Continue reading →

You thought the world of Harry Potter was done and over with? You were wrong. Eddie Redmayne stars as Newt Scamander, the writer of a book chronicling all of the magical animals from around the world. He runs into trouble … Continue reading →

After 35 years in a bomb shelter, Adam (Brendan “Tex’s Boy Toy” Fraser) comes to the surface and eventually meets Eve (Alicia “Droopy Lip” Silverstone). But what do you do when you find a nice, caring, smart, and attractive man … Continue reading →

The aliens have arrived on Earth and it’s up to Louise Banks (Amy Adams) to find out what they are here for and if they are dangerous. The hardest part is trying translate the aliens’ language into ours. But time … Continue reading →

With all of talk of this year’s American Presidential Election being rigged, we felt it was a great opportunity to pull this show out of the vault. Robin Williams stars as a late night comedian who runs for President and … Continue reading →

Film Studies is back after our RetroSPOOKtive and we’re checking out Marvel’s latest offering in Doctor Strange. Benedict Cumberbatch takes the title role as a surgeon who loses his hand strength leaving him unable to continue the life he lived. … Continue reading →

In the 1960s, a fun, adventure television show hit the airways about a family who gets lost in outer space and they’re unable to find their way home. It was voted one of the top five new shows in its … Continue reading →

In the 1990s, Will Smith was the man. Everything he touched turned to gold. Fresh Prince, his rap career, Men In Black, and even Independence Day all succeeded thanks in very large parts to Will Smith. But then Wild Wild … Continue reading →

After Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare, the legend of Freddy Kruger was all but gone. Wes Craven, Freddy’s creator, was unhappy with how the series had progressed and ended. So he came back to New Line Cinema with a fresh … Continue reading →

In 1991, Freddy Kruger had lost his scare-factor. New Line Cinema decided to put the final nail in the Kruger coffin with Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare. Nirvana joins the Crew as we look at what was, at the time, … Continue reading →