Before we reveal my top movies of the year, let’s take a look at some of 2024’s worst offerings. Whereas I am going to do a Top 30 of my Best Of The Year, I’m only doing a Top–well, “top”, such as it is–Ten of my worst flicks of 2024. But that’s for a pretty good reason: when you look at stuff mass released commercially, … Continue reading The “Top” Ten Worst Movies Of 2024
Chris from Bent Box Comics joins the Order this episode to discuss the indie gem, I Kill Giants! For more from Bent Box Comics, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 122: I Kill Giants
Lauren from the Simply Amazing podcast is back to discuss one of the last DCEU offerings,. Blue Beetle! For more from the Simply Amazing Pod, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 121: Blue Beetle
Sean from Review It Yourself is back, and he’s here to review Dark Phoenix, the last X-Men movie we have gotten so far. How good is it? Sean had one question before we recorded: “Am I allowed to swear?” For more from Review It Yourself, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 120: Dark Phoenix
Jackpot!–note the exclamation point–is the new Paul Feig movie that debuted recently on Amazon Prime. It tells the story of Katie Kim (Awkwafina), a one-time child actress who is returning to Los Angeles after the death of her mother. Her mom and she loved Hollywood and watching movies together, so to honor her, Katie is back to trying to make it as an actress. Unfortunately, … Continue reading Jackpot! Review
It’s not very often I watch a movie that is a hair shy of being one hundred years old, but here we are, reviewing Charlie Chaplin’s 1925 classic, The Gold Rush. I’m pretty bad at watching films that pre-date, say, the 1980’s, honestly, but I’m trying to get better at it. Letterboxd helps because it gives me the ability to keep track of what I … Continue reading The Gold Rush Review
CHARLIE TANGO was written, directed and produced Simon Boisvert. The film stars popular Canadian actors David La Haye and Bruce Disnmore, and Stacie Mistysyn (Degrassi High). The original music was done by Oliver Palotai, keyboardist for the band Kamelot. CHARLIE TANGO was first runner up, Best Foreign Film at the 2024 Myrtle Beach International Film Festival. Gravitas Ventures will release the film on digital platforms on September 3, 2024. The film has … Continue reading Charlie Tango Review
Arthur from the Two Cents Critic returns to the Stew World Order to discuss the 2021 MCU prequel, Black Widow! For more from Two Cents Critic, click HERE. Continue reading Episode 119: Black Widow
When the dead are back, what do we do with them? RKSS (Turbo Kid, Summer of ’84) offers a fresh take on the undead in the SCREAMBOX Original We Are Zombies, streaming everywhere August 13. In the world of We Are Zombies, the dead have returned to plague us all… by being in our way and taking up space. Not the flesh-and-brain eaters we have … Continue reading We Are Zombies Review
Writing comedy is hard, man. I mean, it must be; I can’t do it. I’m told I can write some decent and humorous dialogue, but writing funny scenes and trying to make people laugh on purpose? Forget it! I also can not write intrigue or mysteries. Or action. Or horror. It’s all very hard, I guess. But I PARTICULARLY can’t write humor, and maybe that’s … Continue reading Spaceballs Review
Nick from the Livestream For The Cure and Two Peas On A Pod is back to discuss the 2008 Matrix clone, Wanted! For more from Two Peas On A Pod, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 118: Wanted
I don’t watch a lot of late night television these days, but I remember being a big fan of David Letterman back during his tenure up against Jay Leno. Letterman was so acerbic and biting and “real”; I never understood the appeal of Leno in comparison. When David retired from The Late Show, that was pretty much the end of my watching basic late night … Continue reading Late Night With The Devil Review
Adaora from the Not Your Words podcast joins the Order this episode to compare notes on a film translation of a book both she and Stew love: The Killing Joke. But how does this new iteration hold up to the original? For more from Not Your Words, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 117: Batman – The Killing Joke
SCREAMBOX Exclusive religious horror anthology Body Parts makes a sacrifice on July 30. The South Korean film follows a young reporter to a mysterious ceremony in which five stories are offered by people who desperately wait to be heard by their god. Anthology stories can be a lot of fun. They give creators a chance to cooperate and work together to see how their styles … Continue reading Body Parts Review
Who listens to the Watchmen? You do! And so does PK from Seismic Cinema! Join The Order this episode to hear our thoughts on Zack Snyder’s take on the most highly regarded comic book of all time! For more from Seismic Cinema, click HERE! Continue reading Episode 116: Watchmen
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