As heard in episode 170 of Cinema Crespodiso. Do you believe in coincidences? How about fate? Because just as we here at Cinema Crespodiso are busy covering the 25th annual…
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Review: ‘Crush The Skull’
“Crush The Skull” is an indie horror-comedy, which is something that is pretty hard to pull off. Comedy always works well with horror, but usually when jokes and gags are…
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#170 – Barnacles Of Society
In episode 170, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review Demolition, Midnight Special and Hardcore Henry. The Netflix Instant Pick of the Week is Uncle John. Dr. Drew gives his two…
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Review: ‘Midnight Special’
“Midnight Special” is the latest evolution from writer/director Jeff Nichols, whose movies have slowly yet surely gotten a little bigger and a little more ambitious as he grows as an…
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Review: ‘Embers’
“Embers” is thought-provoking science fiction, a mystery with no easy answers, and an accomplished film from a director making a feature-length movie debut. Everyone has lost the ability to make…
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Bonus Episode – Talking TV Again
In this BONUS episode, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn catch up with all the television and streaming shows they’ve watched over the past few months. Specifically Chris and Drew…
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Netflix pick for 4/4/16 – ‘Inside Man’
As heard in episode 169 of Cinema Crespodiso. Of all the Spike Lee joints out there, “Inside Man” might be his more mainstream and easily accessible to general audiences. A…
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#169 – Subterranean Podcast Hellscape
In episode 169, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review the drone war on terror movie Eye in the Sky. The Netflix Instant Pick of the Week is Inside Man. Billy…
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Review: ‘Eye In The Sky’
“Eye in the Sky” is a tight thriller about drone warfare, examining the morality of making these brutal strikes from remote locations and the collateral damage they cause, but also getting into the…
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Netflix pick for 3/28/16 – ‘Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny’
As heard in episode 168 of Cinema Crespodiso. “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny” is one of those sequels that pretty much no one asked for, but is also…
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