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Don’t act surprised, you knew we’d be dropping a TrailerTown review for the new Pet Sematary movie this week. This trailer has been everywhere online, and we’ve watched it about 25 times. The good news is that it looks like the writers and the cast have worked hard to keep this story true to what makes it horrifying. The bad news is that we have…
Sometimes a teaser is all you need to fangirl out, and that’s exactly what happened when CBS released a TrailerTown for their upcoming revival of The Twilight Zone. Not only do we get thrust back through the metaphysical wormhole of Rod Serling’s mindhole, but they officially announce who the host and narrator of this version of the seminal classic will be: Jordan Peele! It’s all there,…
Whenever the Coen Brothers release a new movie, it is of immediate interest to us at High Five: The Podcast, but when they release a movie that is a Western anthology called The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and it looks as star-packed and wacky as this TrailerTown, we get a whole new range of feelings. We know the Coen Brothers can direct the shit out of…
There’s no introduction needed for High Five: The Podcast’s love of horror movies, and more specifically, the Halloween movies. John Carpenter created a masterpiece in 1978, and since then the quality has…..wavered a bit, let’s say, but ever since David Gordon Green and Danny McBride (surprising, we know) got attached to the project, we’ve been nothing but smiles. Early reactions to con footage gave us early…
They say “Too much of a good thing is a bad thing,” but when it comes to Steve McQueen’s newest film, Widows, too many good things look to make an amazing thing! Steven McQueen (Hunger, 12 Years a Slave, Shame) comes back to the screen hard with his Gillian Flynn-penned heist thriller which looks to be a cross between Ocean’s Eleven and The First Wives Club, but with…
There are a lot of names in Hollywood that perk up our ears for different reason. When we hear “Emma Stone” we get interested and excited to see what she’ll try out next. When we hear “Jonah Hill” we wonder which outlandish character he will portray next and how much weight he will have inevitably gained or lost for the role. When we hear “Cary…
Luz looks like a weird movie. The good news is that we LOVE weird movies, especially weird horror movies. Don’t get us wrong, we will go see studio horror movies like IT and A Quiet Place all day long, but when we hear that first-time writer/director Tilman Singer is making a throwback possession horror movie exclusively shot on 16mm, our ears perk up. Then we saw the…
When the Overlord trailer showed up this week, we were honestly pretty nervous. The last time J.J. Abrams threw us a surprise movie he produced we got The Cloverfield Paradox and we’re still trying to forget that one. Then Overlord popped up and just as our eyes began to roll, J.J. tells us this is a WW2 movie about Nazi zombies and we paid attention. Then this TrailerTown came out and…
You may have noticed but J and Q like nostalgia and, both being children of the 80s, when the TrailerTown for Summer of 84 came out, we were immediately drawn to it. One part Rear Window, one part Fright Night, and one part Stand By Me, this new feature by the directors of Turbo Kid shows a lot to get excited about. If you haven’t seen it yet, watch the…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that High Five: The Podcast is hosting Jeff Goldblum Bingo at Diskin Cider in June, July, and August. What you may not know, is that June’s event is completely themed around one of our most favoritest Jeff Goldblum movies: Jurassic Park. When it was released in 1993, Jurassic Park took the world by storm, and for good reason….