Book Of Brett

08/17/2021

Today, we're reviewing 2021's Aftermath, a film about a young couple trying to cope with marital problems and a lackluster script.

Today, we're reviewing 2021's Aftermath, a film about a young couple trying to cope with marital problems and a lackluster script.

05/23/2021

Today, we're reviewing the current #1 movie on Netflix's trending list: 2021's The Woman In The Window, starring Amy Adams, Gary Oldman and Julianne Moore. Enjoy the episode!

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02/19/2021

I'm sure we've all seen the Cruella trailer by now and it sparked a thought process that I thought was best expressed through a talking head spot. Enjoy the episode and don't forget to subscribe if you're enjoying the content!

Bare with me as we discuss the many problems in cinema as a business with little to no concern for the aspects that make film an art form. This ball started ...

01/27/2021

In this episode, we dive into 2020's Ghosts Of War: a not-great but not-horrendous supernatural sci-fi horror movie set during World War II, written and directed by Eric Bress and starring Brenton Thwaites, Theo Rossi, Skylar Astin, Kyle Gallner, and Alan Ritchson.

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https://youtu.be/OFECOOGcIeI

In this episode, we dive into 2020's Ghosts Of War: a not-great but not-horrendous supernatural sci-fi horror movie set during World War II, written and dire...

11/09/2020

For my first viewer-requested review, I've chosen 2017's Rupture: a lackluster scifi "horror" with amazing performances by , and . All of these actors gave amazing performances. Unfortunately, it was all supported on a very weak .

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https://youtu.be/a4ZJpR-6iqk

11/07/2020

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I am very excited to celebrate Halloween this year with my very own horror short film, loosely based on the Akuma in Japanese folklore.

I took a trip to Los Angeles to film an entire different short film that never came to fruition due to Covid and, not wanting to come home empty-handed, the writer I was staying with, Mardi Fernando (also the star), and I decided to come up with something quick and fun. This project was conceptualized, written, blocked and shot in less than 8 hours and I had to recreate all the audio in post, 2 states from the filming location. It won't win any awards but we had so much fun making this and I can't wait to work with Mardi again!

A sincere thank to Mardi Fernando and Shant Postadjian for allowing to me crash with them and save tons on hotels/not sleeping in my car. Also, to Victoria Murray, who was one of our leads in the original concept but was unable to come back to the shooting location due to Covid. The only reason Mardi and I could even make this happen was because I was already crashing in her and Shant's living room. No one else was allowed back to shoot to be safe.

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I am very excited to celebrate Halloween this year with my very own horror short film, loosely based on the Akuma in Japanese folklore. I took a trip to Los ...

10/30/2020

Welcome to the elegantly senile Angry Guys Theatre! In our very first installment of this new watchalong series, Mike The Finder and I found ourselves journeying to Halloweentown. This was my first time to see this movie and Mike's bajillionth but we had a great time watching and commenting on this Disney Channel Classic. There WERE some technical difficulties but overall we had so much fun that this will definitely be a thing we continue to do. So grab some snacks, light up the jack-o-lanterns and join us!

Welcome to the elegantly senile Angry Guys Theatre! In our very first installment of this new watchalong series, Mike The Finder and I found ourselves journe...

10/23/2020

For the most in-depth review I've done so far, I chose 2006's Silent Hill: a fun film that stays true to the video game but left a ton to be desired in dialogue and screenwriting. Let me know what you think of the new format!

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For the most in-depth review I've done so far, I chose 2006's Silent Hill: a fun film that stays true to the video game but left a ton to be desired in dialo...

05/30/2020

Although this was, undoubtedly, a great and suspenseful thrill ride, it was by no stretch of the imagination a reiteration of . is as good as you've heard she is, it's well-written and the directing and photography are stellar. But when you call a movie "The Invisible Man", you expect The Invisible Man. That is not the case here.
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05/29/2020

Although this was, undoubtedly, a great and suspenseful thrill ride, it was by no stretch of the imagination a reiteration of The Invisible Man. Elisabeth Moss is as good as you've heard she is, it's well-written and the directing and photography are stellar. But when you call a movie "The Invisible Man", you expect The Invisible Man. That is not the case here.

Although this was, undoubtedly, a great and suspenseful thrill ride, it was by no stretch of the imagination a reiteration of The Invisible Man. Elisabeth Mo...

05/24/2020

For our first movie in a while that ISN'T a Disney live action remake, I present to you, 2020's The Boy II: Brahms. I'm not sure that they knew they were making a sequel when they filmed this but it sure was interesting watching them go off the rails. Seriously, "continuity" is not something you're going to find here. Enjoy the episode!
https://youtu.be/-sUs0Fr3EBs

05/17/2020

Well, we've done it. We've officially gotten to the newest movie in the Disney live action remakes, 2019's Lady and the Tramp. An absolute dumpster fire of P.C. messages, lazy writing and audience pandering, I cannot express enough how much I disliked this movie. But I do a pretty good job of it in the episode! Thanks for watching and don't forget to like and subscribe!
https://youtu.be/iph0cokEHrw