“The Day The Earth Stood Still” is a science fiction classic from 1951, and it is a classic film for a few reasons, and some of these reasons were actually…
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A weekly talk show hosted by film critic Christopher Crespo
“The Day The Earth Stood Still” is a science fiction classic from 1951, and it is a classic film for a few reasons, and some of these reasons were actually…
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(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 56, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn mourn the untimely loss of the great Philip Seymour Hoffman, who died at the age of…
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In this bonus episode of Dr. Drew’s Two Cents, Drewster Cogburn decides to take a look at society’s evolving views on marijuana consumption, for both recreational and medicinal uses, and…
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“Nebraska” is yet another funny yet sad entry in the filmography of Alexander Payne, one filled with lonely people struggling to find and hold on to the small things that…
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From 1990, the Academy-Award winning* “The Hunt For Red October” was the cinematic introduction of one of the more unlikely movie franchises, that being movies (generally) centered on hero Jack…
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(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 55, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn go it alone, recapping the weekend box office results, doing the Netflix Instant pick of the…
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(Right click download link to save) Cinema Crespodiso presents CCN for January 2014, in which host Chris Crespo decides to give his own take on the random goings-on in the…
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Here’s another one for the kids, you know, the people who were little children when “Fargo” came out in 1996, the people who are just discovering the joys of cinema…
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(Right Click Download Link To Save) In episode 54, Chris and Drew are joined by DJ Baby Lac and they talk about the new Oscar nominations, parakeet food and everything…
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On the day the 2013 Oscar nominations are annouced, why not let the world know at the exact same time which exact movies were my absolute favorites of the year?…
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