Mat Brewster

My second Con experience found me with wife in tow and sick as a dog.

This week brings us dinosaurs on the loose, British mysteries starring Doctor Who alum, Vincent Price and Christopher Lee in a crazy horror flick, Japanese ghosts, and much more.

Three hours of rock and roll jam for your listening pleasure.

This week brings us a bunch of double dipping special editions, complete sets of two excellent shows, early Cronenberg and more.

In which our hero has to ask himself, how much fake semen can one person handle?

A tight, lean little flick that entertains then leaves just as quick.

This week brings us a bunch of dudes in costumes, a pregnant virgin, ghosts rebooted, killers, addicts and plenty more.

A clever, satirical telenovela that will make you laugh, cry, and break your neck it moves so fast.

I won’t be able to shower again for weeks.

This week brings us some a capella pitches, a lesser Wes Anderson, two more Criterions, a couple of superheroes from the CW and Gumby.

Who says there’s nothing good on Netflix?

Sometimes true life makes for more compelling TV than fiction.

An informative, yet rather dull documentary about an transitive period in his career.

Watching Doctor Who on the big screen is always a treat.

This week brings us some not-quite superhero origins, a lady who doesn’t age, a thriller that’s more than a pair of legs, and a TV show trying to be relevant again.

Marion Cotillard gives an intense, subtle performance in this moving drama.

This week brings us more Mad Max, Robin Williams final film, a war film, a dumb comedy and the creepy world of H.R. Giger.

This week brings us a timely drama from Belgium, a terribly reviewed comedy from Hawaii, a serious documentary, and a gory zombie show.

This week brings us Francois Truffaut’s film about filmmaking, a Spaghetti Western, a French-Italian film about eating yourself to death, and some Disney shorts.

Marco Ferreri’s controversial film gets a grand treatment from Arrow Video, but leaves one filling a bit sick to the stomach.

This week brings us an adult version of Harry Potter, a TV show from a film director, a classic film that was later made into an even more classic film and much more.

This week brings us crazy clones, casual vacancies, a couple of film noirs and lots of TV.

The Good, The Bad, and the Boring.

It’s a great pleasure seeing classic films on the big screen.

Its a great week to be a horror fan.

Were it not for those remarkable actors even Lifetime would be embarrassed by this.

This week brings us sexy artificial intelligence, sexually transmitted haunting, boys with horses, exotic sequels and more.

Don’t be a grump, a grouch or a Trump, and fall in love with Sesame Street again.

This week brings us some nostalgia via the Criterion Collection, Mick Jagger as an outlaw, two versions of a Hemingway story, the Governator battling zombies, and much more.

A spy comedy that’s silly but never ridiculous.

This week brings us some live rock and roll, classic Jack Nicholson, weird Czechoslovakians, and Will Ferrell in corn rows.

This week brings us some classic Terry Gilliam, live Rolling Stones, resurrected British Crime TV, John Travolta forging Monet, and much more.

A social media campaign brought it back and it was well worth the fight.

An early preview of Pixar’s newest film with special guests, behind-the-scenes goodness, and an enormously good time.

This week features some critically panned sci-fi, some critically adored art-house, some wonderful animation, and much more.

Howard Hawks’ classic Western gets a nice upgrade with some new extras, what else is there to say?

Slim pickings this week my friends

This week brings us the conclusions of two great shows, the high definition upgrade of a better one, plus Kevin Costner, loads of cannibals, and a naked Helen Mirren.

This week brings us some interesting Criterions, Bob Dylan in the Basement and lots of TV collections.

Steven Bochco seems to have forgotten what decade it is and made a TV show from the late ’80s.

This week brings us Larry Sanders, Cybermen, women in prison, midwives, Charlie Chaplin, Bette Midler playing Janis Joplin, and more.

Season Two is more confined by its genres, but delivers the goods with its characters.

This week brings us the wonderful David Tennant, cyber hackers, Alzheimer’s dramas, cartoon burgers, lesbian vampires, and more.

A completely forgettable adaptation of a novel I’ll never read.

This week brings us a P.T. Anderson film that isn’t as popular as I expected, a talking Bear that is, plus Mark Wahlberg, King Henry VII, and some bloody good bloody TV.

The screenwriter for some of Kurosawa’s best films discusses their collaboration and more.

This week’s new releases include a murder in the arctic, a sad Jennifer Aniston, Iranian vampires, Liam Neeson getting taken (again), and some arty foreign flicks.

A fun take on both the romantic comedy and femme fatale genres and so cleverly constructed that I never minded its flaws.