Serving CornbreadThis week we're talking about , , , , and . Show music by and . Get up to 2 months free podcasting service with our Libsyn code OZONE /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40581975
Future World ReviewToday on the 5: For our final film in this week's selection of "Milla March" movies, we watched 2018's . Based on the fairly low review scores and the presence of James Franco, we were ready for a bad time. Shockingly, this movie is far better than we expected it to be! /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40597565
Gears Of War: Reloaded ReviewToday on the 5: Lando and I have finished playing . It's a very dumb game that was nontheless a fun time, at least for me. If you can find it for less than $20 and understand what it is, it'll probably provide you a good amount of entertainment! /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40548735
Ultraviolet Retro ReviewToday on the 5: Lando and I are soldiering on with "Milla March" with 2006's . A released movie that was never actually finished properly, this one has a backstory every bit as wild as the narrative itself! Weirdly, the butchered end result of this film's production lends it a fascination that it might not have had ifm it had been completed as intended. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40536370
You're Completely Wrong!Today on the 5: Unsurprisingly, the has continued with some . I'm actually pretty happy that there are still CEOs who are so arrogantly dismissive of their customer base that they ignore the wisdom of silence and remind people how little they matter to these companies. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40536080
The Dried Gum AudienceThis week we're talking about , , , , and . Show music by and . Get up to 2 months free podcasting service with our Libsyn code OZONE /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40493250
Generative AlterationsToday on the 5: The newest release of has generated a lot of discussion, and with . DLSS5 crosses an important line by opening the door to changing the nature of graphics in video games that could easily have a significant impact on how players react to them. This is exactly the thing that many people have been concerned would happen, and they're clearly not happy about it. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40518045
An Interesting Case Of NuanceToday on the 5: I saw an article over on Ars Technica about a bit of a where the supporters didn't seem to know that's what their money would be used for. I found it to be a really fasincating case where I can see both sides of the arguments. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40504305
Hellboy (2019) ReviewToday on the 5: After watching the Resident Evil live action films utterly fumble adapting the source material to live action, you might think I was better prepared for what was coming in the . In almost impressive ways, this movie found new avenues infuriate me! /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40487950
Finishing Out WeakToday on the 5: As part of our "Milla March" movie marathon, we've now gone through the last 3 movies in the . I wish I could tell you that there was a miraculous recovery to end in quality fashion, but unfortunately the series really never gets anywhere near the entrtainment the first movie managed to provide. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40487900
Pitch Black BlueThis week we're talking about , , , , , and . Show music by and . Get up to 2 months free podcasting service with our Libsyn code OZONE /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40361775
Tone MemoryToday on the 5: For some reason I thought of the teaser released in advance of the release of The Phantom Menace. Out of curiousity I decided to watch them and see if they still retained their quality. Not only do they hold up, they also still have a powerful nostalgic effect on me. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40405350
The Resident Evil: Apocalypse ConundrumToday on the 5: As part of our "Milla March" marathon, Lando and I are watching all of the Resident Evil films starring Milla Jovovich. Out of the entire run, the movie I'm most conflicted about it is . It's definitely not a good movie, but I can see moments in it that make me feel like it could have been a lot better. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40402070
A Perfect Getaway ReviewToday on the 5: As part of "Milla March", Lando and I watched the 2009 thriller film . Neither of us had seen it and we were both interested to varying degrees in what it was trying to do. Then the big mystery reveal happened, and movie ran straight into a brick wall while travelling at 500 MPH. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40373310
Missing The PointToday on the 5: Lando mentioned that he would be watching the newest attempt at adapting , this time as a . I had thought about checking this one out myself a little while back, but when I found read that the ending had been significantly changed, it destroyed any interest I might have had in the project. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40373250
Inbred TechnologyThis week we're talking about , , , , and . Show music by and . Get up to 2 months free podcasting service with our Libsyn code OZONE /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40276550
Dark Age Retro ReviewToday on the 5: Thanks to a recommendation from , I watched 1987's . For a movie that was a total unknown to me and is often labeled as a "Jaws ripoff" or an "Ozploitation" movie, this film is much better than I ever expected it to be! /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40306530
Blackenstein: The Black Frankenstein Retro ReviewToday on the 5: As we wind up the final week of our Black History Month commentary film series, we're watching some more supernatural movies. For our penultimate film, we watched 1973's . Unlike the thoroughly excellent Blacula, this movie wastes a really interesting setup by doing next to nothing with it. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40275200
Blacula Retro ReviewToday on the 5: As we move into the final week of our Black History Month commentary film series, we're going with some supernatural classics. First up, 1972's , which is a thoroughly fantastic spin on the classic Dracula story! /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40233510
Gary Nicholls & Iain Buckingham (Off The Shelf Reviews)Tonight I'm joined by . In this episode we're talking our love of film as we cover a wide range of titles such as , , , and the . Show music by . /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40176925
Voodoo YodaThis week we're talking about , , , , and . Show music by and . Get up to 2 months free podcasting service with our Libsyn code OZONE /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40195095
Stupidly EntertainingToday on the 5: A bit of curiosutoy coupled with a very good sale price led me to suggest to Lando that we roll the dice on , the remastered edition of the 2006 game. Neither of us had played any of this series, so we weren't sure what to expect. What we've gotten so far is a truly unique experience! /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40233355
Potential PerilToday on the 5: When Lando and I tried out , we both agreed the game had the potential to be comething really fun if some of the existing issues were addressed. , it seems unlikely that will happen and I think that's a shame. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40208065
Savor That HypocrisyToday on the 5: I've talked before about my frustration that many generative AI proponents see no problem with existing art being subsumed into a new money machine without the permission or compensation of the original creators. Anyone making those arguments should maybe shut up until . /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40178330
Dr. Black And Mr. Hyde Retro ReviewToday on the 5: As part of our Black History Month commentary lineup, Lando selected a 1976 film titled . I wasn't sure what we were going to get with a title like that, but Lando came through again with a really entertaining and impressively layered spin on the classic story. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40178280
Community FixingThis week we're talking about , , , , and . Show music by and . Get up to 2 months free podcasting service with our Libsyn code OZONE /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40120000
Revisiting FrankensteinToday on the 5: I've mentioned a few times before that I was reading Mary Shelley's , which I've either never read or read so long ago I can't remember it. I recently finished the book, and I'm very happy to report it doesn't struggle with outdated writing and is absolutely worth reading if you never have. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40144230
The Spook Who Sat By The Door Retro ReviewToday on the 5: For our final commentary film for this week, we watched 1973's . A powerfully writtent movie that surely upset some people when it released, I can't recommend seeing this one highly enough. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40143530
Review RequirementsToday on the 5: If you follow video game news, you've likely seen a lot of . One of the secondary aspects of that coverage is review bombing, and I have a deep disagreement with one of the arguments against it. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40099235
Trouble Man (1972) Retro ReviewToday on the 5: As part of our Black History Month commentary series, one of the films we watched this week was 1972's . A movie centered around a character that feels like a response to the Tommy lead in Black Casesar, this is a really exceptional variation on the film noir genre. /episode/index/show/ozone/id/40080500