Episode 77: Constantine
Don’t drink yourself to death! Neil from the We Needed Roads podcast is back to discuss the 2005 cult classic flick, Constantine!
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AP Productions: Badges #7
Deepak Bakshi received a visitor after being moved to a more secure facility the following morning. Sean Pierce and Dafne Mansoor walked into his room after a brief security check. “Hello, Mr. Bakshi,” Pierce greeted him, “I’m Director Pierce of the IMD and this is Intrepid, our lead field agent. I understand your native language is Hindi. I can speak the language as well as … Continue reading AP Productions: Badges #7
Veruc Assault: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E5-6
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! Episode five of season four is called “BEER BAD”, and I have one-million-percent seen this on lists of “The Worst Episode Of Good Shows”. And after how much I have dug [most of] the first four episodes of this season, that is legitimately disappointing. Let’s see how bad it can be. Because there have been plenty of really bad episodes … Continue reading Veruc Assault: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E5-6
Monkey Business: A Young Justice Retrospective, S1 E5-6
EPISODE 5 We kick off with a typical day in Metropolis: a bridge is collapsing! Look, I know Gotham is supposed to be a terrifying, crime-ridden place to live, but Metropolis is Disasterville, man. These people should all move to Iowa. Anyway, Superman shows up to save the day! But also… so does Superboy. They both do their part in rescuing people while Superman repairs … Continue reading Monkey Business: A Young Justice Retrospective, S1 E5-6
Top Ten Movies That Made Me Cry
Good fiction makes me cry, man. I’ve never hidden this fact. If something is well-made and has basically any amount of emotionality to it, I will likely shed a tear or two. Usually not much, but make no mistake… there are movies on this list that made me sob. Just full-on ugly cry. I think part of my brain appreciates writing that is able to … Continue reading Top Ten Movies That Made Me Cry
AP Productions: Badges #6
The process of using Neutronium to grant superpowers is as follows: 1) a series of tests are run to see if a subject can survive the process with no ill effects 2) the subject lays down inside a filtration fhamber and given sedatives 3) a tube of Neutronium is inserted into the filtration system and a portion of energy is delivered with a pre-programmed designation … Continue reading AP Productions: Badges #6
Parker Abrams Can’t Lose: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E3-4
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! We start off in The Bronze, with Willow and Buffy watching Oz’ band play. The two of them start discussing the Parker character that Buffy met previously while trying to avoid Cathy. They use Network TV Language to insinuate that Buffy sure would like to take him to bed. Also what I just did is also Network TV Language. … Continue reading Parker Abrams Can’t Lose: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E3-4
A Pick-Up Artist’s Guide To Teen Dating: A Young Justice Retrospective, S1 E3-4
Hey, we are back, still doing the first watch through of Young Justice! Let’s get into it. EPISODE 3 We open up with what appears to be some generic ass thieves robbing shipping containers. The former Speedy, who is… just Roy now, I guess?… shows up to defeat them. One of the thugs turns out to be a metahuman, and we see Young Justice is … Continue reading A Pick-Up Artist’s Guide To Teen Dating: A Young Justice Retrospective, S1 E3-4
Episode 76: 300 – Rise Of An Empire
Brad from The Cinema Guys is back with the Order to discuss the sequel to Frank Miller and Zack Snyder’s 300! How far–IF AT ALL!–does it fall off from its predecessor? And what single point can Stew not get past?
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They Cloned Tyrone Review
The last time I watched a Netflix Original Movie starring Jamie Foxx, I got 2020’s Project Power, a superhero-esque genre film about pills that give folks short-lived metahuman abilities. It was… fine. Adequate and forgettable, I had to look it up just now to remember Joseph Gordon Levitt was even in it. And this is a movie I didn’t just watch… I covered it on … Continue reading They Cloned Tyrone Review
The Last Of Buff: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E1-2
FOR PREVIOUS BUFFY REVIEWS, CLICK HERE! I can’t believe I’ve done three whole seasons of this show so far. Let’s see where season four takes us… We start the season off with Buffy and Willow sitting in a graveyard and selecting classes for their first semester at UC SunnyDale (wait, they are attending the University of California? And it has a SunnyDale campus? Okay). Behind them, … Continue reading The Last Of Buff: A BTVS Retrospective, S4 E1-2
AP Productions: Winghaven #17
Alysa and Creed drove the truck toward the highway and out of sight; in case they were being watched, they wanted to appear as though they left the area. Once they parked the truck on the side of the road around the bend, they trekked back to the compound on foot, arriving at the rear of the large fenced-in building. “Picking anyone up?,” Creed asked. … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #17
Bottoms Review
The teen sex comedy is a genre that has felt dead for close to 20 years now, and honestly? Not much of a value was lost. Not to say there weren’t some really good flicks under that umbrella, but when it was revitalized in the very late 90’s by American Pie, several movies came out to capitalize on that wave, and the returns were incredibly … Continue reading Bottoms Review
WWE Payback Live Review
I’ve just gotten home from WWE Payback, the first WWE Premium Live Event *slash* Pay-Per-View that I have attended since Extreme Rules in 20… 2017? 2018? I forget which. I just remember it was the show main evented by Seth Rollins and Dolph Ziggler in an Iron Man Match, and the fans quickly started counting down every minute on the clock even someone back stage … Continue reading WWE Payback Live Review
AP Productions: Winghaven #16
The man stood under the awning just outside the cheap motel to get out of the rain. He kept going back and forth between looking at his phone and leaning forward to get a good look at the parking lot. After about fifteen minutes of this, he saw a familiar car pull up. When the woman parked, she rushed outside with an umbrella and met … Continue reading AP Productions: Winghaven #16
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