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Black Mirror has taken the world by storm, and for good reason! The near-future sci-fi anthology series has been showcasing the storytelling abilities of Charlie Brooker and blowing these humble (SUPER humble) hosts’ minds for nearly four years. In honor of one of the best holiday gifts we received in 2017, Q and J dive into the newest season of Black Mirror to give you the best episode-by-episode…
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas, Fivers! Since it’s that time of year where everyone comes together with joy and happiness in their hearts, we decided to release our most divisive episode yet. In this very special Holiday Other Stuff Too, we discuss two movies we’ve seen together within the past week: Ridley Scott’s All the Money in the World and Rian Johnson’s The Last Jedi….
Christmas horror movies are a gift from above, like manna from Hellven (yeah, that’s a combo of Heaven and Hell, you get it). For as long as there have been Christmases and movies about murders on Christmases, there have been Christmas horror movies. Q and J open the gifts of which movies they watched last week, ending with a discussion about Better Watch Out, the newest Yuletide frightener….
It was recently announced that Universal would be disbanding their shared movie universe starring the classic Universal monsters called The Dark Universe. While this is good news, mainly because The Mummy starring Tom Cruise is a dumpster fire of inconsistencies and terrible writing, it got us thinking about all the OTHER shared movie universes out there. You know the ones: The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), The DC Extended…
It’s that time of year again, Halloween time! And that means that your haunted hosts will be stuffing their eyeballs with horror movies. From Elm St. nightmares to arctic stomach mouths, all the way to ghostly mansions with polite ghosts. Having watched so many scary movies, your experts Q & J tackle the most mind-boggling lingering questions, plot holes, and ambiguous endings that the masters…
Ahoy, mateys! It’s time to don your eyepatches and peg legs and head out on the High Five Seas with Q and J. But hold onto your butts, this time, we’re welcoming aboard a very special guest, Pirate Sean! In honor of National Talk Like a Pirate Day, all three swashbucklers will be discussing the portrayal of pirates in film and TV: the good, the…
We all lose things (keys, marbles, lunches, bowels), and with all the memories we have of amazing Bill Murray movies, it’s easy to forget that there was a period of time when he wasn’t the cultural landmark that he is now, a lost period, if you will. The time period we are talking about is 1993 through roughly 1999. You’re probably thinking to yourself “Q and J,…
When you run a successful movie podcast, such as this one, you frequently get asked to go see early screeners of upcoming releases and provide reviews. Such was the case for Atomic Blonde, the Charlize Theron kick ass vehicle, which we were recently asked to screen and review. Unfortunately, both hosts missed the screener. But not seeing a movie has never stopped Q & J from…
Let’s be honest, 1989 was a pretty great year. The Nintendo Gameboy was introduced to the world, the Berlin Wall was destroyed, people used the word “bombdiggity” a lot more than they do now, and…oh yeah, it was pretty much the best Summer movie season in cinema history. On this very special Other Stuff Too, J & Q dive into the Summer movies of 1989,…
Batman, Wonder Woman, The Joker, Green Lantern……..what could go wrong? When you have some of the most adored comic book properties in history, it’s a given that movies based on those properties are guaranteed to be fantastic, right? Well, so far, the DCEU (DC’s cinematic universe), consisting of Man of Steel, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and Suicide Squad, has taken that challenge and proven…