So most of us know that the 1996 film “The Island of Dr. Moreau,” featuring an obese and eccentric Marlon Brando and a thin and unbearable Val Kilmer, is an unmitigated…
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#144 – The Snail Soul
In episode 144, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by first time guest Cody Taylor (www.twitter.com/CodyTaylorNBA) from www.BasketballInsiders.com. Chris and Drew review “99 Homes” and Chris reviews “The Walk.” The…
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Review: ‘The Walk’
“The Walk” is an okay movie for about an hour or so, and then it ramps up and spends most of the second half of its runtime being great, though…
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Netflix pick for 10/5/2015 – ‘Moonrise Kingdom’
“Moonrise Kingdom” is another notch for writer/director Wes Anderson, the 2012 installment of the filmography that sets apart Mr. Anderson from most of his contemporaries and peers, as he has…
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#143 – The Bard’s Burgers
In episode 143, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn are joined by returning guest Anthony The Black Hasselhoff Davis (www.twitter.com/emergecity) from the show FoGetDatYo Radio (www.twitter.com/FoGetDatYo). Chris and Drew review The Martian and…
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Review: ‘The Martian’
“The Martian” is a movie about hope and survival, both from the perspective of a lone person and that of an entire community, banding together for a common goal, for…
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Review: ‘Sicario’
“This is the land of wolves.” “Sicario” sets itself apart from other drug movies by taking such an intense, in your face, this is how it really is approach to…
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Review: ‘Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials’
“Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials” is the continuing adventures of Thomas and his friends in yet another dystopian future, this time set in a world that appears to have been…
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Crespodiso Film School – Back to the Future
In this bonus episode of the Crespodiso Film School, Chris Crespo and Drewster Cogburn talk about the entire Back to the Future trilogy. Joining them is returning guest Pedro Lima…
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Review: ‘Grandma’
“Grandma” is the rare kind of movie, a film in which the lead character is a woman “of a certain age,” which is refreshing and wonderful because of the well…
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