Stew is joined by legendary comic book scribe Ron Marz to discuss the 2011 Green Lantern movie, which features parts of his own work. What does he think of it, and do either think it is as bad as its rep? For more from Ron Marz, click HERE. Continue reading Episode 100: Green Lantern
Sometimes it’s harder to figure out when a movie actually released than it should be. When I’m looking at a movie and trying to figure out what year it came out in, especially as of these last few years–I do a lot of Best Of lists and keep tally of where the flicks I watch belong–too often the “release date” can be frustratingly inaccurate. Especially … Continue reading The Sacrifice Game Review
Our long podcast nightmare is over, and someone finally both pulled AND selected Avengers: Infinity War! Now comes the hard part: picking Downs for it. Carlo of The Movie Loot returns to see if he can duplicate the success of his first appearance at The Order. For more from The Movie Loot, click HERE. Continue reading Episode 99: Avengers Infinity War
Stew and Ian from Back In My Day discuss the end of the Fox X-Menverse with 2020’s New Mutants! For more from Back In My Day, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 98: New Mutants
Amanda from The Sip List podcast joins the Order this episode to discuss Johnny Depp’s take on Alan Moore’s From Hell! For more from The Sip List, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 97: From Hell
No one is more gentle than Stew and Jason from the It’s Not That Bad podcast, but can even they be kind and mannerly towards this flop, notorious for ending Sean Connery’s career? For more from It’s Not That Bad, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 96: The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen
The Holdovers is exactly the kind of movie I typically greatly enjoy. A low-stakes, grounded, comedy-drama about interpersonal relationships. And it’s distributed by Focus Features! Even better! I should have already had my mind harkening back to movies such as Lost In Translation or Dan In Real Life. But, for whatever reason, I kind of let The Holdovers pass me by while it was in … Continue reading The Holdovers Review
Stew and Ana from PopPrismPower podcast discuss the Tom Cruise science fiction romp, Edge Of Tomorrow, which is based on the Japanese light novel / manga, All You Need Is Kill! Continue reading Episode 95: Edge Of Tomorrow
It’s always intriguing when Hollywood gets the occasional bug up their butt to make a movie based on something I’ve long been passionate about. I mean, comic books are one thing, and cinema based on graphic novels have dominated for years now. So there’s nothing new there, but I still remember when those outing were more rare and valuable by me. The thrill of seeing … Continue reading The Iron Claw review
Precious D and Honey B are here from the MonsterMoviesFunTimeGo podcast to see how the anti-government thriller V For Vendetta has aged. Are Alan Moore’s concerns as prescient as ever? For more from MMFTG, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 94: V For Vendetta
Someday, I hope to meet a very specific 4% of professional movie critics. You see, Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away is my go-to movie for why Rotten Tomatoes sometimes baffles my mind. It stands, as of this writing, at a 96% on the critical aggregate website. And I swear that is down from a 97% the last time I looked it up! Anyway, if you understand … Continue reading The Boy And The Heron Review
I’ve seen two movies this weekend that WEREN’T Godzilla Minus One, and both left me wishing I had seen Godzilla Minus One instead. The first was Silent Night, which I saw on a whim based on what time it was showing at the theater. The other was this, Dream Scenario, movie I’d been looking forward to for weeks. How did it let me down? Well, … Continue reading Dream Scenario Review
Mike and Jessika from Ten Cent Takes are back to discuss Jessika’s beloved TMNT franchise! With Stew having seen–and not enjoyed–parts 2 or 3, how does the original fare? For more from Ten Cent Takes, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 93: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
From the producers of The Gallows, SCREAMBOX Exclusive Night of the Missing streams on November 28. The horror anthology features genre favorites Bill Moseley (The Devil’s Rejects) and Jenna Kanell (Terrifier). Anthology movies are often quite fun! Horror anthologies usually remind me of Trick R Treat, the cult classic antho from the late 00’s starring Brian Cox, Anna Paquin, and others. It’s one of the … Continue reading The Night Of The Missing Review
Fresh off its world premiere at Fantastic Fest, Visitors possesses SCREAMBOX exclusively on November 21. The Japanese splatterfest has drawn comparisons to Evil Dead, The Exorcist, and The Toxic Avenger. (Originally posted HERE on 11/11/2023) I’m not going to lie to you; I have no idea how to review this movie. Visitors, the 2021 Japanese horror flick written and directed by Kenichi Ugana, was originally … Continue reading Visitors (2023) Review
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