@jeffcannata@davechensky@Devindra#slashtag – I logged onto Twitter for this sole purpose... please watch/review "The Vow" on HBO Max. Fascinating! This is an investigative docu-series exploring the self-improvement "cult" called NXIVM.
@jeffcannata I too was disappointed by The World's Toughest race and stopped after 1 episode. Then I found The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats It's Young on Amazon Prime. An indie doc that more people need to watch. Inspiring, humorous, and real. #slashtag@barkleymovie
@jeffcannata If you get a chance, check out You Cannot Kill David Arquette, decent watch that should appeal to that closeted wrestling fan inside you #slashtag
Gotta say @jeffcannata on Ted Lasso was spot on. Ignore the first episodes odd pacing, the rest are great and it’s truly refreshing to have a not shit character to root for! #slashtag
Has anyone jumped into the The Tales of Arcadia animated series that starts with Trollhunters? My son and I just finished season 1 and I think the series is amazing. It starts decently, kind of like Avatar, and just builds into this heartfelt, rollicking adventure. #slashtag
@kevinjamescraig I loved the entire Tales of Arcadia run. Trollhunters, 3Below, and Wizards. My favorite types of stories are those that subvert expectations and get stories out of unexpected characters. This show continually does that in small 23 minute doses while keeping it fun. #slashtag
#slashtag recommending “the night eats the world”; sort of a zombie “all is lost”. The only 2 people I know who have seen it are me and Mark Dujsik the critic. Great film.
@jeffcannata long time listener, first time #slashtag I highly recommend World’s Toughest Race. It’s an actual race, through the Fiji jungle. What people can push their bodies and can endure is amazing. Slashfilm has an excellent review that really encapsulates it perfectly.
#slashtag Just rewatched Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins on @PrimeVideo. I loved this movie when it came out in 1985. Waited and waited for the sequels. Joel Grey's performance as a Korean is cringe worthy. Should have the Disney "outdated cultural depictions" warning.
Heard the talk about reality tv on the Boys State episode. Have you guys ever tried Terrace House: Boys & Girls in the City? Basically like Japanese The real world without all the drama. The housemates talk about their goals and try to inspire each other. I enjoy it. #slashtag
When it comes to animation people have forgotten about "Over The Hedge" from 2006. Loveable and cute animals trying to get food. Super great animation from Dreamworks. Smart and witty dialogue. #slashtag
A Movie about the end of the world named "Last Night".
Its kinda hard to find online but i own it Directed by Don McKellar & has Sandra Oh in it
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#slashtag not sure if you guys do audiobooks, but the Sandman by @neilhimself is something to behold. It’s a sinister episodic epic that’s beautifully directed and has got a great cast
#slashtag Don’t recommend Lucky Day unless you are looking for something to hate watch. Don’t fall for the seemingly similar premise to Killing Zoe or Crispin Glover. Didn’t make it more than 30 min.
@Devindra@jeffcannata@davechensky just listened to the as always best film podcast on the planet! But... we go again LINE OF DUTY on the bbc.. I know you lot will love it! #slashtag
My new covid-19 comedic salvation on Amazon prime video.... name of the show?
The Goes Wrong Show.. sophisticated British slapstick.. This show is exactly what the doctor ordered, can't stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂
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@slashfilmcast@Devindra have you watched the ‘Condor’ series?
Good cat and mouse spy thriller story. It's also made more relevant by the current pandemic as it has a bio weapon infecting everyone plot.
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#slashtag I would love if you guys would do more “rewind” reviews. I’m interested in your opinions on Arnold’s Running Man, its oh-so-dated but weirdly relevant
If you're in the mood for a dense, low-key but intense French espionage series (and you have the Sundance channel), check out The Bureau (Le Bureau Des Legendes). It's like le Carré, but a little more pulpy. Give it a couple eps. You'll either tap out or get hooked #slashtag
Not sure it's been mentioned before, but Jennifer Kent's latest, the nightingale is absolutely superb. It's a story of racism revenge and ultraviolence set in early colonial Australia. #slashtag