Biosphere, not to be confused with Bio-Dome, kind of took us by surprise. Mostly because we didnt remember the trailer, so it was like going in blind. That made it all the more fun. With Sterling K B

Without Name takes us into an ancient Irish forest where surveyor Eric finds himself combatting not just his frail home life, an affair, odd locals, a company with ambiguous intentions, but also the a

STOP! Before you do anything else, watch this movie! Seriously. In this episode we go on about Give Me Liberty as if we were singing a love song. Jim considers this the most beautiful movie he has eve

We could not resist this one. Death Riders was the answer to Jims desire to find a true labor and grit Indie film, since its been a while. A mid-90s biker culture movie, Death Riders takes us on som

Monolith is a single location, one actor film that nails it pretty much across the board. We thoroughly enjoyed this movie and there is nothing but excellent lessons throughout. A high-concept film, w

Sometimes there are movies that bomb out from the start, but miraculously find a fanbase years later. Troll 2 is one such film. A bad movie by all accounts, this poorly written, poorly acted, lifeles

Pontypool is another sleeper. When Jim saw it back in 2008 he wasnt sure what to make of it. After watching it a few more times he decided he liked it. A lot. Pontypool is a magnificent example o

Stitches is an Irish horror film production, with a fair amount of comedy strewn in. It has been on our list a long time, and we thoroughly enjoyed the rewatch. The story is simple, Stitches the clown

Digging for Fire was something of a sleeper for us. We explain what that means in the episode. What we can say is that this is a solid movie. There are a number of lessons in this one, all good. Excep

As we end this year, we pay tribute to Oscar Micheaux, an amazing black film producer/director/writer and independent studio owner. Starting in silent films, and going to talkies when they arrived o