“Neighbors” is a comedy about a young family being subjugated to the horror that is living next door to a college frat house, and how the young family struggles to…
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Netflix pick for 5/12/14 – ‘In Bruges’
Written and directed by British playwright and screenwriter Martin McDonagh, “In Bruges” is a dark comedy about a pair of hitmen forced to take a little sabbatical in a tiny…
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#70 – A Boy’s Best Friend
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 70, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by Chico from Answer Pants (live every Monday night on RampantRadio.com), and Chris and…
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Review: ‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2’
It is ridiculous that it has taken so long for me to put together this write up for “The Amazing Spider-Man 2,” but the truth is that my feelings for…
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Bonus Episode – Summer Movie Guide 2014
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In this bonus episode, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn go over the whole summer movie schedule from May through August and they discuss all…
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Netflix pick for 5/5/2014 – ‘Swimming With Sharks’
“Swimming With Sharks” was part of that indie film revival of the early to mid 90s, movies made on the cheap, with one or two slumming movie stars, made by…
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#69 – Spread The Love
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 69, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review Jodorowsky’s Dune, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, there is a new Netflix Instant Pick of the…
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Review: ‘Joe’
“Joe” is a very interesting character-based Southern drama from David Gordon Green; specifically the David Gordon Green that made movies like “All The Real Girls” and “Undertow” and “Snow Angels”…
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Dr. Drew’s Two Cents – Cartoons
(Right Click Download Link To Save) In this BONUS episode, Cinema Crespodiso presents Dr. Drew’s Two Cents, in which Dr. Drewster Cogburn himself ruminates on the joys and memories of…
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Netflix pick for 4/28/14 – ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’
Hey kids, here’s another one for you, a movie that us adults remember fondly, and which upon revisiting, holds up remarkably well as a very solid piece of entertainment. “Who…
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