In episode 163, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn drink sangria and review The Witch. Billy D reviews Southbound and Estranged. The Netflix Pick of the Week is Silver Linings Playbook. Dr….
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Crespodiso Film School – Bruce Lee
In this Crespodiso Film School BONUS episode, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn talk about the life and career of martial arts legend, movie star, philosopher and artist Bruce Lee. They…
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Review: ‘Zoolander 2’
“Zoolander 2” is unfortunately not a good movie. Whereas the first “Zoolander” had some heart and came across as a fun and funny skewering of pop culture, “Zoolander 2” feels…
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Netflix pick for 2/15/16 – ‘Hardware’
As heard in episode 162 of Cinema Crespodiso. “Hardware” is a crazy 1990 low budget sci-fi movie about a rogue robot with a serious bloodlust, let loose within a single…
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#162 – Momentum Music
In episode 162, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review Deadpool, and Chris reviews Zoolander 2. Chris and Drew are briefly joined by Drewster Cogburn 2. The Netflix Instant Pick of the…
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Review: ‘Deadpool’
“Deadpool” is a total have-your-cake-and-eat-it-too kind of movie. A thoroughly unconventional character making jokes at the expense of the thoroughly conventional film in which he inhabits, “Deadpool” features all the greatest…
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Netflix pick for 2/8/16 – ‘Turbo Kid’
As heard in episode 161 of Cinema Crespodiso. Mad Max on BMX bicycles. That is the essence of “Turbo Kid,” a 2015 post-apocalyptic sci-fi movie about a young man trying…
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#161 – Nick The Chameleon
In episode 161, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by returning guest and friend of the show Nick Sharabba! Chris and Drew review Hail, Caesar! The Netflix Instant Pick…
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Review: ‘Hail, Caesar!’
“Hail, Caesar!” has been marketed as a high paced screwball comedy, a sort of spoof of the 1950s Hollywood studio system and the distinct genres of movies in which that…
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Review: ‘Jane Got a Gun’
Whereas the Western was once a prominent go-to genre for movie studios from the 1920s through the 1970s, it has fallen out of favor through saturation and overuse, so that…
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