Kilian Melloy reviews LOST IN PARIS
Andrew Crump joins in on Paste’s Top 100 Horror Films list and reviews KILL SWITCH
Spoilerpiece Theatre talks ROUGH NIGHT, 47 METERS DOWN, THE BOOK OF HENRY and HELL HOUSE LLC
Bob Chipman looks back on FREAKAZOID! and ranks his Top Ten Nintendo NES Games
Nick Casaletto reviews AND THEN I GO, WHAT WE STARTED
Max Covill and Evan Crean talk 80s movies on Its The Pictures Podcast
Joyce Kulhawik speaks out on the Julius Caesar Controversy in support of Praxis Stage
Evan Crean interviews Zoe Lister Jones
Bob Chipman talks Mario games and remembers Adam West
Spoilerpiece Theatre talks THE MUMMY and IT COMES AT NIGHT
Max Covill interviews THE CAGE FIGHTER’S Jeff Unay
Nick Casaletto has a top 5 (so far) of 2017
Jared Bowen looks at Hedwig and The Angry Inch and Blood on The Snow for Arts This Week
Deirdre Crimmins interviews Rahul Jain
Greg Vellante looks at JEANNE DIELMAN
Bob Chipman talks Batman games, Arcade classics, Sony’s “bootleg” Marvel Universe and WONDER WOMAN spoilers
Kristofer Jenson presents a Boston Reel Rep Roundup
Nick Casaletto reviews the finale of THE LEFTOVERS
Sean Burns reviews LONG STRANGE TRIP
Spoilerpiece Theatre talks WONDER WOMAN and TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME
Andrew Crump interviews Trey Edward Shults and Zoe Lister-Jones
Steve Head, Bob Chipman, Andy Hoglund and Sean Burns examine the Boston area repertory scene for June 2017. Recording space for this month’s podcast were generously provided by Boston’s own The Video Underground in Jamaica Plan.
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES
“From the start, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES proves itself to be mediocre.” – Jaskee Hickman, Cinematic Essential
“The damn thing is just a hair over two hours but by the time the house lights came up I felt like I’d been stuck watching it a for goddamn week.” – Bob Chipman, Geek.com
“As a movie it’s disposable. As this year’s edition of a favorite ride, it will likely satisfy.” – Daniel Kimmel, North Shore Movies
“The fifth and supposedly final installment turns out to be the best movie in the franchise since THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL.” – Nick Casaletto, We Live Entertainment
BAYWATCH
“What hurts BAYWATCH is basically having a first half that fails to impress.” – Jaskee Hickman, Cinematic Essential
“It turns out to be a lot more entertaining than it has any right to be.” – Daniel Kimmel, North Shore Movies
“There’s a point where being ironically disposable turns into regular disposable, and BAYWATCH gets there a lot sooner than it needs to.” – Bob Chipman, Geek.com