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No-Budget Nightmares #112 – Plaga Zombie: Zona Mutante

By No-Budget Nightmares | September 17, 2018

It’s a No-Budget Nightmares first! A sequel! Moe and Doug return to Argentina to check out the midpoint of the beloved Plaga Zombie trilogy: Zona Mutante!

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TIFF 2018: The Innocent Review

By Michael McNeely | September 16, 2018

The Innocent TIFF 2018 Review.

TIFF 2018 Sibel Review Featured

TIFF 2018: Sibel Review

By Michael McNeely | September 16, 2018

Sibel TIFF 2018 Review.

TIFF 2018 Man Who Feels No Pain Review Featured

TIFF 2018: The Man Who Feels No Pain Review

By Noah R. Taylor | September 15, 2018

The Man Who Feels No Pain Review TIFF 2018 Review.

TIFF 2018 Complicity Review Featured

TIFF 2018: Complicity Review

By Michael McNeely | September 14, 2018

Complicity TIFF 2018 Review.

TIFF 2018 White Boy Rick Review Featured

TIFF 2018: White Boy Rick Review

By Noah R. Taylor | September 13, 2018

White Boy Rick TIFF 2018 Review.

TIFF 2018 The Predator Review

The Predator Review

By Phil Brown | September 13, 2018

The Predator is a thrilling romp filled with more than enough bloody kills, dripping entrails, pretty explosions, zingy one-liners, and gearshift shocks to please the midnight monster movie crowd as much as a Friday day multiplex audience.

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Mandy Review

By Jason Gorber | September 13, 2018

Director Panos Cosmatos' Mandy offers viewers an opportunity to not only revel in his surreal visual style but to fully embrace the lunatic performance by Nicolas Cage.

TIFF 2018 Shadow Review Featured

TIFF 2018: Shadow Review

By Phil Brown | September 13, 2018

Shadow TIFF 2018 Review.

TIFF 2018 Roma Review Featured

TIFF 2018: Roma Review

By Jason Gorber | September 13, 2018

Roma TIFF 2018 Review.

film

Halloween Review

By Phil Brown | October 17, 2018

David Gordon Green's Halloween is easily the best movie to feature Michael Myers since the 1978 original. Yes, it is that good.
TV

Disenchantment Review

By Joel Minty | August 14, 2018

Matt Groening’s new animated Netflix series Disenchantment will feel satisfyingly familiar for fans of Futurama and The Simpsons, but the fantasy comedy risks becoming a drinking game of avoiding Thrones.
games

God of War is not a perfect game – but it is a very good one

By Eric Weiss | April 27, 2018

The new God of War is an excellent reboot that still struggles to contextualize its violence.
podcasts

No-Budget Nightmares #113 – Operation Dance Sensation

By No-Budget Nightmares | October 13, 2018

It’s another NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES PATREON SPECIAL! A listener forces us to watch something weird and German: the 2003 action-satire-gore-comedy OPERATION DANCE SENSATION!