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  • Dan Stalcup on Murder on the Orient Express (1974):

    I am definitely intending to check out Branagh’s second and third adaptations down the line, but knowing I have soemone…

    Apr 29, 09:58


  • Dan Stalcup on Ghost Dad (1990):

    You make an interesting case that there’s more to this metaphor than my eyes detected. But if so, it’s buried…

    Apr 29, 09:52


  • Dan Stalcup on Borderline (2025):

    If you do check it out, I would definitely love to hear your take! I’ve never actually seen Jeeves &…

    Apr 29, 09:50


  • ED on Murder on the Orient Express (1974):

    You say ‘overcompensated’, I say “J’ACCUSE!” for you, my dear Murderino, are a COWARD – how very dare you seek…

    Apr 29, 07:11


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 1, Episode 6:

    Thank you, Jo! Sincerely; I put a lot of work into these reviews, so it means a lot if you…

    Apr 28, 12:53


  • ED on Borderline (2025):

    This is a film that sounds like something I would like to watch, so I’ve avoided reading more than your…

    Apr 28, 10:29


  • ED on Ghost Dad (1990):

    Having very little experience of Mr Cosby’s work to start with (Hence no affection for the man or his work…

    Apr 28, 10:27


  • Jo on Gangs of London, Season 1, Episode 6:

    I look forward to reading your analysis nearly as much as I do watching the episode. I think the way…

    Apr 27, 09:02


  • Dan Stalcup on Borderline (2025):

    Considering making all future review taglines quotes from Billy Joel songs

    Apr 25, 13:21


  • Dan Stalcup on The Ten Commandments (1923):

    Good point on the Moses stuff being so abbreviated it loses a little bit of its punch. I felt that…

    Apr 25, 13:17


  • Andrew Milne on Opus (2025):

    Yeah, “Get Out” definitely inaugurated the current mode of topical horror-thrillers.

    Apr 25, 04:48


  • Hunter Allen on The Ten Commandments (1923):

    I land about it in the same place, though my recollection is that even the “prologue” stuff winds up suffering,…

    Apr 25, 00:22


  • Dan Stalcup on Opus (2025):

    Yeah it’s definitely in the lineage of The Menu (and definitely not as good). I still think it all ties…

    Apr 24, 15:34


  • Andrew Milne on Opus (2025):

    I got the distinct impression from the trailer that this was looking to ride “The Menu”‘s coattails.

    Apr 24, 13:53


  • ED on Murder on the Orient Express (2017):

    Well, I don’t claim to be any special sort of expert, but I do love a period mystery – CADFAEL,…

    Apr 24, 13:12


  • Dan Stalcup on Superbad (2007):

    Update: Saw A Fish Called Wanda. Outstanding film. Very funny.

    Apr 24, 07:34


  • Dan Stalcup on Superbad (2007):

    I’ve never actually seen Austin Powers! … I know, right? Really should correct that in the near future…

    Apr 24, 07:30


  • Will on Superbad (2007):

    Superbad is probably in the top 10, but I think its Austin Powers for me. Hit at an age where…

    Apr 22, 22:26


  • Dan Stalcup on Hercules (1997):

    I’m not sure if you’re stalking me on Letterboxd or just on my wavelength and stumbled on this review, because…

    Apr 22, 15:30


  • Dan Stalcup on Murder on the Orient Express (2017):

    🙌 Glad a more experienced Poirot observer is a fan as well. Good call on the specification of the date,…

    Apr 22, 15:07


  • ED on Hercules (1997):

    Honourable mention to Mr Charlton Heston for showing up to be relieved of his Stentorian Narrator duties with the most…

    Apr 22, 13:04


  • ED on Murder on the Orient Express (2017):

    Hidey-ho, Murderinos! One quibble before getting into the real meat of this review: my understanding is that the fashion in…

    Apr 22, 12:13


  • Dan Stalcup on Murder on the Orient Express (2017):

    It’s a jungle out there! My family watched a lot of Monk (and Psych) but I only saw a handful…

    Apr 20, 08:31


  • Dan Stalcup on The Top 10 Movies of 2024:

    If you check out Between the Temples, I’d love to read your review!

    Apr 20, 08:16


  • Hunter Allen on Murder on the Orient Express (2017):

    “whose compulsion to solve mysteries is a wearying burden” Would you say it’s a gift… and a curse? I have…

    Apr 19, 19:36


  • Mitchell on The B.A.D.S. by The Goods, 2024:

    Love the titles category. I have a list of favorite titles that’s ongoing. Love the best scene category. Right there…

    Apr 16, 09:50


  • Mitchell on The Top 10 Movies of 2024:

    Incredible list! Enjoyed seeing some overlap and enjoyed that boondoggle masterpiece Here could make the grade. Also, I wish I…

    Apr 16, 09:46


  • Dan Stalcup on The Monkey (2025):

    The acting and line reading are definitely odd, and I could see them being off-putting. I didn’t register it as…

    Apr 13, 17:52


  • Hunter Allen on The Monkey (2025):

    I guess I’ll have to see this sometime soon to determine which is the best Final Destination movie of 2025,…

    Apr 13, 12:38


  • Dan Stalcup on Werewolves Within (2021):

    It’s not a bad time! I hope you enjoy if you do rewatch

    Apr 12, 18:02


  • Dan Stalcup on Werewolves Within (2021):

    She saw the sign…

    Apr 12, 18:01


  • ED on Werewolves Within (2021):

    Having read your review I’m quite eager to watch the film again – no, not just due to the lovely…

    Apr 11, 13:26


  • ED on Werewolves Within (2021):

    I fear my most lasting impression from this film was “Holy chestnuts, that postwoman is HOT” (Though I also recall…

    Apr 11, 13:07


  • Andrew Milne on Werewolves Within (2021):

    Ooh, yeah, the first season of Arcane’s great!

    Apr 11, 08:44


  • Dan Stalcup on Werewolves Within (2021):

    Yeah, Will suggested this as well in our podcast episode. He also likes Arcane. Haven’t seen any of them but…

    Apr 10, 18:12


  • Andrew Milne on Werewolves Within (2021):

    The good videogame adaptations all seem to be on TV. I liked the animated Castlevania series, and I hear a…

    Apr 10, 14:44


  • Andrew Milne on The Electric State (2025):

    Preach. The paintball episodes are my faourites that show ever did.

    Apr 10, 07:41


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 3, Episode 2:

    I know your pain well. It sucks being made to wait for a show’s international rollout, especially when you don’t…

    Apr 10, 06:04


  • Matt on Gangs of London, Season 3, Episode 2:

    You’re not alone 😭

    Apr 9, 22:33


  • Dan Stalcup on The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023):

    Ha. Thanks for the thoughts as always ED. I can always count on you for Dracula-related thoughts — I think…

    Apr 9, 19:25


  • Dan Stalcup on The Electric State (2025):

    I want to like them because they are part of the talent pool that got their break on the show…

    Apr 9, 19:21


  • Dan Stalcup on The Electric State (2025):

    Yeah I probably would have canceled awhile ago except my daughters really like two or three shows on it. Those…

    Apr 9, 19:18


  • Olivia Simmons on Gangs of London, Season 3, Episode 2:

    There is no way to watch season 3 in the US!!! So pissed!!

    Apr 9, 18:46


  • Andrew Milne on The Electric State (2025):

    There was a time not so very long ago when I was rooting for the Russo’s. (2014, specifically.) It’s a…

    Apr 8, 17:19


  • Hunter Allen on The Electric State (2025):

    Netflix is a wasteland. Not at all sure why I still have a subscription. I was gonna pick Monk back…

    Apr 8, 13:37


  • ED on The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023):

    I think we can all agree that the most obvious and distressing failure of this film is the fact that…

    Apr 7, 12:06


  • Andrew Milne on Gangs of London, Season 2, Episode 6:

    Thanks, mate. Yeah, this episode could have gone a more satisfying direction for sure. Are you watching Season 3?

    Apr 1, 15:06


  • Tom K. on Gangs of London, Season 2, Episode 6:

    Spot on review, thank you. The last scene erased any remaining trace of humanity Finn had left. Sadly predictable and…

    Mar 31, 20:21


  • Dan Stalcup on Madagascar (2005):

    I showed King Julien your comment and Letterboxd review. Despite the smile he was not enthused.

    Mar 30, 14:39


  • Dan Stalcup on Scare Me (2020):

    A little more imagination of any variety would have helped.

    Mar 29, 06:03



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