In episode 152, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn review Legend, Chris reviews Krampus and Drew reviews Creed. Billy D reviews People, Places, Things. The Netflix Instant Pick of the Week…
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Review: ‘Krampus’
“Krampus” fills that niche of holiday movies with a twist and does so pretty well, as mixing the tropes of your typical Christmas holiday movie with that of another, seemingly…
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Review: ‘Brooklyn’
Did you know that the name Saoirse is pronounced “Seeir-sha?” Well, now you do. With that out of the way, “Brooklyn” stars Saoirse Ronan as an early 1950s young Irish immigrant, heading…
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Review: ‘Creed’
“Creed” is an amazing movie, if only because it is the seventh installment in a series of films that people thought should have ended over twenty years ago, and really…
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Crespo Guest Appearances – ‘Talking Nonsense – 11/29/15’
Being a regular radio talk show guest and podcaster, I get occasional opportunities to spread my brand of madness to the world on other programs. In addition to Cinema Crespodiso,…
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Netflix pick for 11/30/15 – ‘The Wolfpack’
As heard in episode 151 of Cinema Crespodiso. “The Wolfpack” is an amazing documentary about the all too true tale of the Angulo Family of New York City, and how…
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#151 – Elbow Drops In Heaven
In episode 151, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by first time guest and friend of the show Joey DiSturco (www.twitter.com/Joey_UCF). Chris reviews “Spotlight,” “Secret in Their Eyes,” “Brooklyn”…
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Review: ‘The Night Before’
“The Night Before” is a Christmas carol type of movie for youngsters in their 20s and 30s who appreciate a good dick joke, but also appreciate the movie’s genuine appreciation…
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Review: ‘Secret in Their Eyes’
“Secret in Their Eyes” is the kind of movie that never fully clicks, despite having all the elements needed to be a good, if not great movie. A twisty-turny plot…
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Review: ‘Spotlight’
In the grand tradition of movies about journalism as well as whistleblowers, “Spotlight” is a remarkable movie not because of the salaciousness of the story details but because of how…
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