Scream at the Screens Reviews Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Scream at the Screens returns with a new episode reviewing the summer’s first blockbuster, Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 2. Entertainment news this week focuses on trailers for the remaining 2017 movie lineup, including Spider-man, The Mummy and Blade Runner 2049. We also visit the upcoming reboots and the characters involved in reestablishing Universal Monster Movie Universe. Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 2 received positive reviews and made a ton of money but didn’t quite have the same draw of the first installment. However, this allowed exploration of other characters while giving indulgent screen time to adorable baby Groot. In conclusion, another win for Marvel and Disney and another step towards the Avengers: Infinity War. Join us next week, or maybe even this week, as we cover King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. Finally, the AstroPanda Crew will be attending the Alamo City Comic Con in San Antonio this weekend (May 26th – 28th). Join us for some fun at Booths 106 and 108. We have shirts, Funko Goodies, buttons and much more. For tickets and other information please visit alamocitycomiccon.com.  Links: The Mummy Trailer: Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailer Blade Runner 2049 Trailer Alamo City Comic Con News Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://incompetech.com/ The post Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review appeared first on AstroPanda.

<h1>Scream at the Screens Reviews Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2</h1> Scream at the Screens returns with a new episode reviewing the summer’s first blockbuster, Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 2. Entertainment news this week focuses on trailers for the remaining 2017 movie lineup, including Spider-man, The Mummy and Blade Runner 2049. We also visit the upcoming reboots and the characters involved in reestablishing Universal Monster Movie Universe. Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol 2 received positive reviews and made a ton of money but didn’t quite have the same draw of the first installment. However, this allowed exploration of other characters while giving indulgent screen time to adorable baby Groot. In conclusion, another win for Marvel and Disney and another step towards the Avengers: Infinity War. Join us next week, or maybe even this week, as we cover King Arthur: Legend of the Sword. Finally, the AstroPanda Crew will be attending the Alamo City Comic Con in San Antonio this weekend (May 26th – 28th). Join us for some fun at Booths 106 and 108. We have shirts, Funko Goodies, buttons and much more. For tickets and other information please visit <a href="http://alamocitycomiccon.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">alamocitycomiccon.com. </a> Links: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy7vAhNAKPM" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">The Mummy Trailer:</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiTECkLZ8HM" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Spider-Man: Homecoming Trailer</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCcx85zbxz4" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Blade Runner 2049 Trailer</a> <a href="http://alamocitycomiccon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Alamo City Comic Con</a> News Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (<a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/</a>) Artist: <a href="http://incompetech.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://incompetech.com/</a> The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/guardians-vol-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review

The Kong: Skull Island Review This week on Scream at the Screens, we review Kong: Skull Island, discuss family friendly trailers and other movie news. Robert Downey Jr. will play the lead role in a remake of Doctor Dolittle. While Mulan live action is promised to be a “girly martial arts extravaganza…”. Pixar released a trailer for its latest Movie Coco, and the Despicable Me 3 trailer better explains the plot. Kong: Skull Island had a successful opening weekend and strong reviews. It establishes Kong in preparation for his role in the expanded MonsterVerse where he will meet Godzilla. It was a well-done CGI mega monster movie and is worth watching on the big screen or renting once it’s available. Join us next week for our review of Life as chosen by our Twitter pole. If you plan to be at the Fan Expo Dallas be sure to look for our AstroPanda Shop booth and let us know you’re a listener. Links: //fanexpodallas.com News Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (//creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: //incompetech.com/ The post The Kong: Skull Island Review appeared first on AstroPanda.

<h3>The Kong: Skull Island Review</h3> This week on Scream at the Screens, we review Kong: Skull Island, discuss family friendly trailers and other movie news. Robert Downey Jr. will play the lead role in a remake of Doctor Dolittle. While Mulan live action is promised to be a “girly martial arts extravaganza…”. Pixar released a trailer for its latest Movie Coco, and the Despicable Me 3 trailer better explains the plot. Kong: Skull Island had a successful opening weekend and strong reviews. It establishes Kong in preparation for his role in the expanded MonsterVerse where he will meet Godzilla. It was a well-done CGI mega monster movie and is worth watching on the big screen or renting once it’s available. Join us next week for our review of Life as chosen by our Twitter pole. If you plan to be at the Fan Expo Dallas be sure to look for our AstroPanda Shop booth and let us know you’re a listener. Links: <a href="//fanexpodallas.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">//fanexpodallas.com</a> News Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (<a href="//creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">//creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/</a>) Artist: <a href="//incompetech.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">//incompetech.com/</a> The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/kong-skull-island/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Kong: Skull Island Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

The Kong: Skull Island Review

The Logan Movie Review Scream at the Screens is back again with a review for the long awaited movie Logan plus a bonus review of John Wick Chapter 2. In trailers, Life finally shows why their small alien is so terrifying, while Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2, revealed some new characters. Alien Covenant provided an action packed trailer, revealing an aggressive Xenomorph reminiscent of Aliens. Both Logan and John Wick Chapter 2, prove how successful R- rated movies can be, earning both high ratings and box office returns. Logan is a Swan song for Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine that doesn’t quite meet some hardcore fan standards. However, any movie that has a tween girl attacking like a deadly spider monkey is sure to please fans. John Wick wins by picking up right from the first movie and not stopping till the credits roll. It’s a non-stop murder fest that will satisfy any action movie fan. Next week the review will be for Kong Skull Island. We will need help deciding between Life and Power Rangers on our Twitter Poll @ScreamatScreens.  March 31 – April 2 will be at Fan Expo Dallas. Look for the AstroPanda Shop, tell us you’re podcast listener and earn some AstroPanda Productions swag. References: News Theme 1 by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (//creativecommons.org/licenses/…) Artist: //audionautix.com/   The post The Logan Movie Review appeared first on AstroPanda.

<h3>The Logan Movie Review</h3> Scream at the Screens is back again with a review for the long awaited movie Logan plus a bonus review of John Wick Chapter 2. In trailers, Life finally shows why their small alien is so terrifying, while Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2, revealed some new characters. Alien Covenant provided an action packed trailer, revealing an aggressive Xenomorph reminiscent of Aliens. Both Logan and John Wick Chapter 2, prove how successful R- rated movies can be, earning both high ratings and box office returns. Logan is a Swan song for Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine that doesn’t quite meet some hardcore fan standards. However, any movie that has a tween girl attacking like a deadly spider monkey is sure to please fans. John Wick wins by picking up right from the first movie and not stopping till the credits roll. It’s a non-stop murder fest that will satisfy any action movie fan. Next week the review will be for Kong Skull Island. We will need help deciding between Life and Power Rangers on our Twitter Poll <a href="//twitter.com/WeAreAstroPanda" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@ScreamatScreens.</a>  March 31 – April 2 will be at <a href="//fanexpodallas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fan Expo Dallas</a>. Look for the AstroPanda Shop, tell us you’re podcast listener and earn some AstroPanda Productions swag. References: News Theme 1 by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (<a href="//creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">//creativecommons.org/licenses/…</a>) Artist: <a href="//audionautix.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">//audionautix.com/</a> The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/logan/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Logan Movie Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

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The Lego Batman Movie Review On Scream at the Screens this week we cover the highly anticipated The Lego Batman Movie and an exciting segment of entertainment news. Fans have collectively swooned to see a featurette for the Avengers: Infinity War. We were also reminded of how funny Chris Hemsworth is in his latest Thor living as a regular human clip. We discussed the rumors of Ben Affleck wanting out of Batman, what is Red Nose Day, what it will bring this year and how the untitled Han Solo film released a cast photo earlier this week. There were some stupid decisions made this week too; such as the second episode of The Walking dead and Paramount’s decision to cut Friday the 13th. AstroPanda Productions News Loads of AstroPanda Productions news this week. Check out all of our podcasts at the AstroPanda Productions website. We say welcome to Still Human Podcast joining our show lineup. Listen to their podcast here. Also, we will be at Fan Expo Dallas 31 March – 2 April 2017, if you have a podcast and would like join our team or just want to meet us and buy some Funko Pops! please stop by. They have amazing guests lined up this year too, check out everything at Fan Expo Dallas today. Lookout for the new and improved AstroPanda Productions website coming late March 2017. The Lego Batman Movie review was low on gripes and high on praises. Critics and box office totals seem to agree. We discuss the amazing cast, the great one-liners and the plethora of Batman Easter eggs. This movie is a must see. Join us for the second half of this episode where we cover John Wick 2 Links: Follow us on Twitter Avengers: Infinity War Featurette A Day in the Life of Thor Red Nose Day Han Solo Cast Photo   The post The Lego Batman Movie Review appeared first on AstroPanda.

<h3>The Lego Batman Movie Review</h3> On Scream at the Screens this week we cover the highly anticipated The Lego Batman Movie and an exciting segment of entertainment news. Fans have collectively swooned to see a featurette for the Avengers: Infinity War. We were also reminded of how funny Chris Hemsworth is in his latest Thor living as a regular human clip. We discussed the rumors of Ben Affleck wanting out of Batman, what is Red Nose Day, what it will bring this year and how the untitled Han Solo film released a cast photo earlier this week. There were some stupid decisions made this week too; such as the second episode of The Walking dead and Paramount’s decision to cut Friday the 13th. <h3>AstroPanda Productions News</h3> Loads of AstroPanda Productions news this week. Check out all of our podcasts at the <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda Productions</a> website. We say welcome to Still Human Podcast joining our show lineup. Listen to their podcast <a href="http://www.stillhumanpodcast.com/listen.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Also, we will be at Fan Expo Dallas 31 March – 2 April 2017, if you have a podcast and would like join our team or just want to meet us and buy some Funko Pops! please stop by. They have amazing guests lined up this year too, check out everything at <a href="http://fanexpodallas.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fan Expo Dallas</a> today. Lookout for the new and improved AstroPanda Productions website coming late March 2017. The Lego Batman Movie review was low on gripes and high on praises. Critics and box office totals seem to agree. We discuss the amazing cast, the great one-liners and the plethora of Batman Easter eggs. This movie is a must see. Join us for the second half of this episode where we cover John Wick 2 Links: <a href="https://twitter.com/WeAreAstroPanda" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Follow us on Twitter</a> <a href="https://youtu.be/sAOzrChqmd0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Avengers: Infinity War Featurette</a> <a href="https://youtu.be/n3TOw6r7ghc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A Day in the Life of Thor</a> <a href="https://rednoseday.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Red Nose Day</a> <a href="http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/star-wars/feature/a784083/star-wars-han-solo-movie-actor-release-date-director-and-everything-you-need-to-know/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Han Solo Cast Photo</a> The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/lego-batman-movie-review/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Lego Batman Movie Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

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The Taboo Review This week we review the new FX Series Taboo starring Tom Hardy. Then attempt to give our opinions on the TONS of “Big Game” Trailers. As for trailers / TV spots associated with “The Big Game” (we know we can’t say it…… the NFL owns the words), Logan gives us a small sample of Caliban the albino mutant and Laura running through the woods with what appears to be classmates, maybe other mutants, we will know soon. The Life Big Game Spot trailer didn’t provide much, but the extended one found online gives us hope. This movie may have some of the best elements of classic alien horror movies like The Thing and Alien. The 5th Pirates of the Caribbean movie has a wonderfully dark villain and brings back Orlando Bloom, who seems to have had added more value in previous sequels then his lovely co-actress. We briefly discuss other less exciting sequels (*cough* Fate of the Furious) until we arrive at the sequel everyone is looking forward to, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. A recent article from The Hollywood Reporter states “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 has tested higher than any Marvel Studios movie in the company’s nine-year history.” The test audience gave it a perfect score of 100%. We end entertainment news with a teaser of our upcoming special two-part edition of Scream at the Screens where we review both The Lego Batman Movie and John Wick: Chapter 2, tune in next week for those reviews. The episode ends with our review of Taboo and an interesting discussion about pyramids that you’ll want to check out. This episode was awesome and we had a great time recording, thanks for listening and we’ll see you next time. Entertainment News: 00:50 Taboo Review: 32:20 Links: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/guardians-galaxy-vol-2-scores-extremely-rare-100-test-screening-974277 Follow us on Twitter @ScreamatScreens The post The Taboo Review, Trailers and More appeared first on AstroPanda.

<h1>The Taboo Review</h1> This week we review the new FX Series Taboo starring Tom Hardy. Then attempt to give our opinions on the TONS of “Big Game” Trailers. As for trailers / TV spots associated with “The Big Game” (we know we can’t say it…… the NFL owns the words), Logan gives us a small sample of Caliban the albino mutant and Laura running through the woods with what appears to be classmates, maybe other mutants, we will know soon. The Life Big Game Spot trailer didn’t provide much, but the extended one found online gives us hope. This movie may have some of the best elements of classic alien horror movies like The Thing and Alien. The 5th Pirates of the Caribbean movie has a wonderfully dark villain and brings back Orlando Bloom, who seems to have had added more value in previous sequels then his lovely co-actress. We briefly discuss other less exciting sequels (*cough* Fate of the Furious) until we arrive at the sequel everyone is looking forward to, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. A recent article from The Hollywood Reporter states “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 has tested higher than any Marvel Studios movie in the company’s nine-year history.” The test audience gave it a perfect score of 100%. We end entertainment news with a teaser of our upcoming special two-part edition of Scream at the Screens where we review both The Lego Batman Movie and John Wick: Chapter 2, tune in next week for those reviews. The episode ends with our review of Taboo and an interesting discussion about pyramids that you’ll want to check out. This episode was awesome and we had a great time recording, thanks for listening and we’ll see you next time. Entertainment News: 00:50 Taboo Review: 32:20 Links: <a href="http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/guardians-galaxy-vol-2-scores-extremely-rare-100-test-screening-974277" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/guardians-galaxy-vol-2-scores-extremely-rare-100-test-screening-974277</a> Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@ScreamatScreens</a> The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/taboo-review/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Taboo Review, Trailers and More</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

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This episode we review the HBO Series The Young Pope, charged with content geared towards jump starting your Vatican City experience. In entertainment news, we discuss the newly titled “Star Wars: The Last Jedi”, The Han Solo movie and the Oscars. Then follow up with a brief overview of the extensive Disney live action and remake line up.Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens.. Entertainment News The release of the Star Wars Title has led to a plethora of extensive fan theories. The same can be said for the yet titled Han Solo movie, as the confirmed cast member list slowly grows. Award season is upon us and unsurprisingly the musical “La La Land” is leading the rest with 14 nominations. We think they’re a shoe in for best picture, but request our Twitter followers to vote on who they think will win. We end entertainment news with covering the ever-expanding Disney classic remake line up, which seems to have no end in sight. Live Action Disney Movies / Remakes The Young Pope Review Moving on to the topic of this episode, we introduce The Young Pope, an Italian produced show that HBO merely bought the rights to distribute. It is created and directed by Paolo Sorrentino and chronicles the arrival of 40 something American pope Lenny Belardo Pope Pius XIII. Paolo has a very unique and specific style that’s very effective in presenting the story. He began writing the series 4 years ago where he was forced to predict future political climates around the globe. Paolo Sorrentino Interview The cast is an incredible mix of American and Italian actors, very prolific and popular in their native market. It is a delight to watch all these talented artists portray their interpretation of the conflict with what is considered Godly and what they think needs to be done in the best interest of the church. In fact, the whole theme of the show is best explained by Jude Law, he states “The story is about faith and doubt” and “Questions faith, faith in ourselves, faith in other people, faith in a system.” HBO Behind the Scenes Not only is the show effective at showing the kind of conflict expected from the highest church in Catholicism but the details involved makes the viewer want to further question and investigate. True to form, we did our own research during the writing process and came across 5 interesting facts we wanted to share. Movies That Get Too Much Hate We follow up the review with a new section we will call Movies That Get Too Much Hate. Since we are obvious movie fanatics we each have collections of movies we can’t comprehend that others would dislike. For this week it’s Constantine (2005) and Dracula Untold (2014). Contact us on Twitter @screamatscreens and tell movies you would have chosen. Links and References: HBO Behind the Scenes Paolo Sorrentino Interview Scream at the Screens Website Follow us on Twitter @ScreamatScreens The post The Young Pope Review appeared first on AstroPanda.

This episode we review the HBO Series The Young Pope, charged with content geared towards jump starting your Vatican City experience. In entertainment news, we discuss the newly titled “Star Wars: The Last Jedi”, The Han Solo movie and the Oscars. Then follow up with a brief overview of the extensive Disney live action and remake line up.Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. <h3>Entertainment News</h3> The release of the Star Wars Title has led to a plethora of extensive fan theories. The same can be said for the yet titled Han Solo movie, as the confirmed cast member list slowly grows. Award season is upon us and unsurprisingly the musical “La La Land” is leading the rest with 14 nominations. We think they’re a shoe in for best picture, but request our Twitter followers to vote on who they think will win. We end entertainment news with covering the ever-expanding Disney classic remake line up, which seems to have no end in sight. <a href="https://moviepilot.com/p/every-upcoming-live-action-disney-movie-remake-release/4120337" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Live Action Disney Movies / Remakes</a> <h3>The Young Pope Review</h3> Moving on to the topic of this episode, we introduce The Young Pope, an Italian produced show that HBO merely bought the rights to distribute. It is created and directed by Paolo Sorrentino and chronicles the arrival of 40 something American pope Lenny Belardo Pope Pius XIII. Paolo has a very unique and specific style that’s very effective in presenting the story. He began writing the series 4 years ago where he was forced to predict future political climates around the globe. <a href="http://www.vulture.com/2017/01/young-pope-paolo-sorrentino-jude-law-interview.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paolo Sorrentino Interview</a> The cast is an incredible mix of American and Italian actors, very prolific and popular in their native market. It is a delight to watch all these talented artists portray their interpretation of the conflict with what is considered Godly and what they think needs to be done in the best interest of the church. In fact, the whole theme of the show is best explained by Jude Law, he states “The story is about faith and doubt” and “Questions faith, faith in ourselves, faith in other people, faith in a system.” <a href="http://www.hbo.com/the-young-pope/about/video/invitation-to-the-set.html?autoplay=true" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HBO Behind the Scenes</a> Not only is the show effective at showing the kind of conflict expected from the highest church in Catholicism but the details involved makes the viewer want to further question and investigate. True to form, we did our own research during the writing process and came across 5 interesting facts we wanted to share. <h3>Movies That Get Too Much Hate</h3> We follow up the review with a new section we will call Movies That Get Too Much Hate. Since we are obvious movie fanatics we each have collections of movies we can’t comprehend that others would dislike. For this week it’s Constantine (2005) and Dracula Untold (2014). Contact us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens </a>and tell movies you would have chosen. Links and References: <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/autopsy-jane-doe-review/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HBO Behind the Scenes</a> <a href="http://www.vulture.com/2017/01/young-pope-paolo-sorrentino-jude-law-interview.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paolo Sorrentino Interview</a> <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/scream-at-the-screens/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Scream at the Screens Website</a> Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@ScreamatScreens</a> The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/young-pope-review/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Young Pope Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

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This Week in Entertainment News Before we get to the Autopsy of Jane Doe Review we start off this episode of SATS by discussing an awesome new trailer for “Logan” just hours before recording. This movie will earn its R-rating without looking like they were trying too hard. Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens..  The latest trailer for “The Power Rangers” was also released and it thankfully seemes to have all the nostalgia with only half the cheese.  There was also some released info and spoilers for some highly anticipated shows and Movies. – It’s been verified that “Jurassic World 2” will have Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard and no heels. – The HBO Deadwood movie has been given the go ahead after years of promises and anticipation. – Zoe Kravitz is happy to discuss how her role in the next couple of “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” movies will be fairly significant. Though it’s still not sure who will play Dumbledore, but we have our choices. Look us up on @ScreamatScreens to let us know if you agree. We’ve given in to the “Game of Thrones” predictions and over indulged on leaked photos and fan theories. There is a limited amount of soft spoilers but if your craving more in depth ones visit one of the following Youtube or Reddit pages. – The Last Harpy on Youtube – ALT Shift X on Youtube – Free Folk on Reddit, There has also been news that everyone’s favorite GOT character, Peter Dinklage, will be staring in the Avengers: Infinity war movies. Though his role still remains a mystery. The Autopsy of Jane Doe Review Just to lay this out there, this movie has excellent delivery of nail-biting, face hiding tension and horror, completely unexpected from a straight to streaming movie. Directed by the man responsible for “The Troll Hunter”, André Øvredal. This too is a low budget movie with high praises, earning a certified Fresh 87% on Rotten Tomatoes and 6.9 on IMDB. This Movie was privately funded so there’s no known Budget but it’s expected to be 1-2 Million. Brian Cox, the father in the two person father and son lead roles, gives an excellent performance that enhances the sincerity of the movie. Emile Hirsh and the body/Jane Doe (Olwen Kelly), are the other two leads and they both give great performances, even if one is just focusing on staying still for hours. The movie is a clever mix of wondering what is an illusion and what is real all while scaring the bejeezus out of the viewers. It’s a movie definitely worth renting from iTunes or Amazon Prime to watch with the lights off. Join us next week where we’ll be discussing the first three episodes of the HBO original limited series “The Young Pope”. The post The Autopsy of Jane Doe Review appeared first on AstroPanda.

<h2>This Week in Entertainment News</h2> Before we get to the Autopsy of Jane Doe Review we start off this episode of SATS by discussing an awesome new trailer for “Logan” just hours before recording. This movie will earn its R-rating without looking like they were trying too hard. Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. The latest trailer for “The Power Rangers” was also released and it thankfully seemes to have all the nostalgia with only half the cheese. There was also some released info and spoilers for some highly anticipated shows and Movies. – It’s been verified that “Jurassic World 2” will have Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard and no heels. – The HBO Deadwood movie has been given the go ahead after years of promises and anticipation. – Zoe Kravitz is happy to discuss how her role in the next couple of “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” movies will be fairly significant. Though it’s still not sure who will play Dumbledore, but we have our choices. Look us up on @ScreamatScreens to let us know if you agree. We’ve given in to the “Game of Thrones” predictions and over indulged on leaked photos and fan theories. There is a limited amount of soft spoilers but if your craving more in depth ones visit one of the following Youtube or Reddit pages. – <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtBHNjsLzlU3QC6X5zA7R8A" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Last Harpy </a>on Youtube – <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/JaiWbio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ALT Shift X </a>on Youtube – <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk/comments/57w3yw/my_awayforthelads_season_7_spoiler_timeline/ " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Free Folk </a>on Reddit, There has also been news that everyone’s favorite GOT character, Peter Dinklage, will be staring in the Avengers: Infinity war movies. Though his role still remains a mystery. <h1>The Autopsy of Jane Doe Review</h1> Just to lay this out there, this movie has excellent delivery of nail-biting, face hiding tension and horror, completely unexpected from a straight to streaming movie. Directed by the man responsible for “The Troll Hunter”, André Øvredal. This too is a low budget movie with high praises, earning a certified Fresh 87% on Rotten Tomatoes and 6.9 on IMDB. This Movie was privately funded so there’s no known Budget but it’s expected to be 1-2 Million. Brian Cox, the father in the two person father and son lead roles, gives an excellent performance that enhances the sincerity of the movie. Emile Hirsh and the body/Jane Doe (Olwen Kelly), are the other two leads and they both give great performances, even if one is just focusing on staying still for hours. The movie is a clever mix of wondering what is an illusion and what is real all while scaring the bejeezus out of the viewers. It’s a movie definitely worth renting from iTunes or Amazon Prime to watch with the lights off. Join us next week where we’ll be discussing the first three episodes of the HBO original limited series “The Young Pope”. The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/autopsy-jane-doe-review/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Autopsy of Jane Doe Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe Review

Welcome to the first 2017 episode of Scream at the Screens, an episode of 2016 reviews, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and what we’re looking forward to in 2017. This was SATS first year as a Podcast and we were fortunate enough to start of with a memorable and successful Rated-R comic book movie: “Deadpool”. The year gave us some great TV too with the epic 6th season of “Game of Thrones”, a sad yet oddly boring season of “The Walking Dead” and introducing us to “Stranger Things” and “Westworld”. As expected Disney ruled the box office and gave us our first look at “Doctor Strange” and the Awesome “Captain America Civil War”. They also proved they could make believable CGI live action animal focused movies. However, as great as the movies and TV were this year, it did not make up for all the great entertainers we’ve lost. Stars like Alan Rickman, Gene Wilder, David Bowie Music legends like Prince and George Michael and last but not least Carrie Fisher and her adored mother Debbie Reynolds. Carrie’s death leaves fans wondering how her death will effect Star Wars or if they will just use CGI to bring her back like they did in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”. Rogue One did as good as expected if not more and is well on its way to making 1 billion worldwide. It received warm reviews by critics and praise from fans. The movie has it flaws and strengths but overall it was an awesome success and received a solid 9 rating from us. The upcoming year has a highly anticipated line up of movies, which we try to cover a large portion of, or at least hope to touch on the obvious blockbusters. There are also some unexpected remakes such as a Friday the 13th, which details of that movie can be heard on one of our fellow Podcasts “Return to Camp Blood” Join us next week where we will cover a little known but well made horror movie “The Autopsy of Jane Doe” and hit us up on twitter to let us know what highlights we missed of 2016 or what we should be anticipating for 2017. The post 2016 Revisited and the Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Review appeared first on AstroPanda.

Welcome to the first 2017 episode of Scream at the Screens, an episode of 2016 reviews, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and what we’re looking forward to in 2017. This was SATS first year as a Podcast and we were fortunate enough to start of with a memorable and successful Rated-R comic book movie: “Deadpool”. The year gave us some great TV too with the epic 6th season of “Game of Thrones”, a sad yet oddly boring season of “The Walking Dead” and introducing us to “Stranger Things” and “Westworld”. As expected Disney ruled the box office and gave us our first look at “Doctor Strange” and the Awesome “Captain America Civil War”. They also proved they could make believable CGI live action animal focused movies. However, as great as the movies and TV were this year, it did not make up for all the great entertainers we’ve lost. Stars like Alan Rickman, Gene Wilder, David Bowie Music legends like Prince and George Michael and last but not least Carrie Fisher and her adored mother Debbie Reynolds. Carrie’s death leaves fans wondering how her death will effect Star Wars or if they will just use CGI to bring her back like they did in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”. Rogue One did as good as expected if not more and is well on its way to making 1 billion worldwide. It received warm reviews by critics and praise from fans. The movie has it flaws and strengths but overall it was an awesome success and received a solid 9 rating from us. The upcoming year has a highly anticipated line up of movies, which we try to cover a large portion of, or at least hope to touch on the obvious blockbusters. There are also some unexpected remakes such as a Friday the 13th, which details of that movie can be heard on one of our fellow Podcasts “Return to Camp Blood” Join us next week where we will cover a little known but well made horror movie “The Autopsy of Jane Doe” and hit us up on twitter to let us know what highlights we missed of 2016 or what we should be anticipating for 2017. The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/2016-revisited-rogue-one-star-wars-story-review/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">2016 Revisited and the Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

2016 Revisited and the Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Review

Welcome to another episode of Scream at the Screens, where we will be covering the latest Disney princess masterpiece, Moana. But first to start off with a bit of entertainment news: As discussed before on SATS there is a “Justice League Dark” Animated movie, and now the release date is for February 201&amp;. The trailer looks interesting and supports the theory, that much like Wolverine to X-men, Batman needs to appear in anything DC related.    Last week we discussed how Chris Rock will be getting $40 Million from Netflix for two upcoming comedy specials and how much better it would be if they did the same for Dave Chappelle. Well good news is they are and not just two shows but three for $60 million. Another story in the news, which needed to be addressed, was how “Doctor Strange” has made more than the first “Iron Man”. This is a completely idiotic comparison since “Iron Man” has paved the way for the Marvel movies to come after. In What We’re Watching, we of course discuss he hottest show out right now, and no that’s not The Walking Dead, we’ll talk about that later; it’s “Westworld” on HBO. This week was another great episode leading up to what we can all hope will be an incredible finale. On “The Walking Dead” we are all still being dragged along on these filler episodes that should eventually have a purpose. However, it was great to see how well Maggie, Sasha and Jesus all work together. For the Main feature we covered the latest Disney animated release Moana.  It’s a story of a young daughter of an ancient Polynesian chief who sets out on a journey to save her island. It’s filled with gorgeous visuals and great music and has an amazing cast. It hits the classic Disney formula, which is to be expected from the duo that wrote and directed, “The little Mermaid”, “Aladdin”, “Hercules” and other classic Disney movies. It currently holds a rating of 98% on rotten tomatoes and 8.5 on IMDB. It had a great opening weekend with almost $100 Million worldwide. Even Ricardo, who is clearly not a fan of the Disney Princess genre, admits the movie had much more good then bad in it. In What you Should be Watching, We cover the Netflix releases for December. Tiffany goes with what she feels to be a 90’s classic “Toys” With Robin Williams While Ricardo goes with “Beverly Hills Cop”. Not to mention several other classics coming to Netflix this month. The post Moana appeared first on AstroPanda.

Welcome to another episode of Scream at the Screens, where we will be covering the latest Disney princess masterpiece, Moana. But first to start off with a bit of entertainment news: As discussed before on SATS there is a “Justice League Dark” Animated movie, and now the release date is for February 201&amp;. The trailer looks interesting and supports the theory, that much like Wolverine to X-men, Batman needs to appear in anything DC related. Last week we discussed how Chris Rock will be getting $40 Million from Netflix for two upcoming comedy specials and how much better it would be if they did the same for Dave Chappelle. Well good news is they are and not just two shows but three for $60 million. Another story in the news, which needed to be addressed, was how “Doctor Strange” has made more than the first “Iron Man”. This is a completely idiotic comparison since “Iron Man” has paved the way for the Marvel movies to come after. In What We’re Watching, we of course discuss he hottest show out right now, and no that’s not The Walking Dead, we’ll talk about that later; it’s “Westworld” on HBO. This week was another great episode leading up to what we can all hope will be an incredible finale. On “The Walking Dead” we are all still being dragged along on these filler episodes that should eventually have a purpose. However, it was great to see how well Maggie, Sasha and Jesus all work together. For the Main feature we covered the latest Disney animated release Moana. It’s a story of a young daughter of an ancient Polynesian chief who sets out on a journey to save her island. It’s filled with gorgeous visuals and great music and has an amazing cast. It hits the classic Disney formula, which is to be expected from the duo that wrote and directed, “The little Mermaid”, “Aladdin”, “Hercules” and other classic Disney movies. It currently holds a rating of 98% on rotten tomatoes and 8.5 on IMDB. It had a great opening weekend with almost $100 Million worldwide. Even Ricardo, who is clearly not a fan of the Disney Princess genre, admits the movie had much more good then bad in it. In What you Should be Watching, We cover the Netflix releases for December. Tiffany goes with what she feels to be a 90’s classic “Toys” With Robin Williams While Ricardo goes with “Beverly Hills Cop”. Not to mention several other classics coming to Netflix this month. The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/moana/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Moana</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Moana

Finally the “Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them” episode has arrived and the Harry Potter loving panel is all too happy to discuss it. Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens.. But first entertainment news: “Kong: Skull Island” has released its 2nd much longer and detailed trailer that creates a confusing mix of reactions. From awe at the size of Kong, to the doubts that the story line wont be much better than the last. At least the cast looks great:  The next trailer is surprisingly serious, which is not the norm for the SATS crew. “The Zookeepers Wife” is a movie based on the true story of the director of a Polish Zoo in Warsaw and his family who help 300 Jews escape the Ghettos during the Nazi invasion in 1939. An obvious tearjerker that looks worth the watch  In non-trailer news, it has been announced that “Mortal Combat” will be having a reboot, which seems like a good thing considering how CGI and 3D have improved since the 1995 version. However, it would seem a director of commercials will be steering this ship and the 1995 producer will be involved. The only saving grace is that James Wong will also be one of the producers involved. Another article of interest is from the Hollywood Reporter discussing the rising pay for big names on TV. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/robert-de-niros-making-how-tv-is-becoming-an-atm-top-talent-947397. They list a variety of cast from Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead as well as the big Netflix shows. The pay checks of some of these actors/actresses is mind blowing. Including Chris Rock who will be getting pad $20 Million each for two comedy specials. Wish they would make a deal like that with Dave Chapelle, his SNL TWD skit was hilarious.  Moving on to what were watching, Ricardo and Tiffany express their disappointment with “The Walking Dead” that seems to be pulling another season 2 of drawn out drama and filler episodes. However, fans have learned you can say “Slip my dick down your throat” on AMC, Awesome!!! Another TV mammoth “American Horror Story” has completed its 6 season. This season was an adrenaline filled hot mess. However, this season may have taken the cake for a good season that went out on a whimper instead of a roar. Now on to the main Attraction; the long awaiting release of “Fantastic Beast and Where To Find Them” was well received this past weekend. It had a $75 Million opening Domestically, $143 Million World Wide for a $218 Million Total. That’s at least enough to cover the production cost of $180 million and secure the sequels. It didn’t hit the high notes in ratings, getting only 76% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.0 on IMDB but it was definitely magical. This review is from a pair of Harry Potter fanatics, therefore it comes across as critical, but there’s nothing but love as Ricardo and Tiffany discuss their biggest complaints that pale in comparison to their favorite parts. Some points might go a bit deep into the Harry Potter fandom but it’s useful information for those who are new to the J.K. Rowling Wizarding World. In What You Should be Watching, One of Tiffany’s favorite horror anthology movies, “Tales From The Dark Side” is now available on Netflix, and like many of these horror shorts from the 90’s, they are filled with budding big name actors. Ricardo covers two new to DVD releases on movies that have been reviewed on SATS before, “Kubo and the Two Strings” and “Wardogs”, both movies received good reviews. For next weeks review the Movie will be “Moana” and as it is a “kids” movie there will be a special guest, Noah. A 9 year old that has had so much movie knowledge pushed on him; he can now guess plot points better than most adults. He will join only for the actual movie review as the SATS crew already struggles to remain PG-13. The post Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them appeared first on AstroPanda.

Finally the “Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them” episode has arrived and the Harry Potter loving panel is all too happy to discuss it. Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. But first entertainment news: “Kong: Skull Island” has released its 2nd much longer and detailed trailer that creates a confusing mix of reactions. From awe at the size of Kong, to the doubts that the story line wont be much better than the last. At least the cast looks great: The next trailer is surprisingly serious, which is not the norm for the SATS crew. “The Zookeepers Wife” is a movie based on the true story of the director of a Polish Zoo in Warsaw and his family who help 300 Jews escape the Ghettos during the Nazi invasion in 1939. An obvious tearjerker that looks worth the watch In non-trailer news, it has been announced that “Mortal Combat” will be having a reboot, which seems like a good thing considering how CGI and 3D have improved since the 1995 version. However, it would seem a director of commercials will be steering this ship and the 1995 producer will be involved. The only saving grace is that James Wong will also be one of the producers involved. Another article of interest is from the Hollywood Reporter discussing the rising pay for big names on TV. <a href="http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/robert-de-niros-making-how-tv-is-becoming-an-atm-top-talent-947397" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/robert-de-niros-making-how-tv-is-becoming-an-atm-top-talent-947397</a>. They list a variety of cast from Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead as well as the big Netflix shows. The pay checks of some of these actors/actresses is mind blowing. Including Chris Rock who will be getting pad $20 Million each for two comedy specials. Wish they would make a deal like that with Dave Chapelle, his SNL TWD skit was hilarious. Moving on to what were watching, Ricardo and Tiffany express their disappointment with “The Walking Dead” that seems to be pulling another season 2 of drawn out drama and filler episodes. However, fans have learned you can say “Slip my dick down your throat” on AMC, Awesome!!! Another TV mammoth “American Horror Story” has completed its 6 season. This season was an adrenaline filled hot mess. However, this season may have taken the cake for a good season that went out on a whimper instead of a roar. Now on to the main Attraction; the long awaiting release of “Fantastic Beast and Where To Find Them” was well received this past weekend. It had a $75 Million opening Domestically, $143 Million World Wide for a $218 Million Total. That’s at least enough to cover the production cost of $180 million and secure the sequels. It didn’t hit the high notes in ratings, getting only 76% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.0 on IMDB but it was definitely magical. This review is from a pair of Harry Potter fanatics, therefore it comes across as critical, but there’s nothing but love as Ricardo and Tiffany discuss their biggest complaints that pale in comparison to their favorite parts. Some points might go a bit deep into the Harry Potter fandom but it’s useful information for those who are new to the J.K. Rowling Wizarding World. In What You Should be Watching, One of Tiffany’s favorite horror anthology movies, “Tales From The Dark Side” is now available on Netflix, and like many of these horror shorts from the 90’s, they are filled with budding big name actors. Ricardo covers two new to DVD releases on movies that have been reviewed on SATS before, “Kubo and the Two Strings” and “Wardogs”, both movies received good reviews. For next weeks review the Movie will be “Moana” and as it is a “kids” movie there will be a special guest, Noah. A 9 year old that has had so much movie knowledge pushed on him; he can now guess plot points better than most adults. He will join only for the actual movie review as the SATS crew already struggles to remain PG-13. The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/fantastic-beasts-find/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

A podcast where the average movie fanatic and show aficionado can meet an amusing panel of like minded podcasters. Including a panel member who has escaped from under his rock and is exploring the world of cinema. Each week we'll discuss the latest movie news and rumors while focusing on a specific genre revolving around our selected movie review of the week.

The month of November has continued to give Scream at the Screens another highly anticipated original movie to cover. This weeks movie is “Arrival” with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner, trying to figure out how to communicate with a visiting Alien race before the collective world governments chose to simply blow them out of the air. Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens.. But before getting into that wonderful complexity of a story, it’s time for entertainment news. Starting with a trailer for “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets”, a sci-fi movie with epic scenes and a complex, colorful, CGI heavy look reminiscent of “Jupiter Ascending” and hopefully all similarities end there. This movie may actually have a chance with director Luc Besson of “The Fifth Element”, “Leon: The Professional” and the whole “Taken” series. He will also be directing Lucy 2, with whatever story line that will suddenly make her turn back to a physical person.  Next standout trailer for this week is “Collateral Beauty”, a Will Smith movie where he breaks out the feels with his famous cry face that will reach into your heart and pull out your wallet. It’s like “A Christmas Carol”, where the ghost are elements of life, like Time, Love and Death. Add an all-star cast and this movie is sure to be an award winner.  In movie news, it seems Hollywood is at it again, thinking they can take a popular character from an ensemble movie and somehow make them stand-alone. A recipe that seems to have had more memorable failures than wins. However, that won’t be stopping them from giving Harley Quinn her own stand-alone movie as well as Bumblebee, the non-talking Transformer. In more “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” news, David Yates has agreed to direct all 5 movies and Johnny Depp will in fact play Grindlewald. The movies are to span 19 years till the end of World War II that suspiciously seems to coincide with Dumbledores great defeat of Grindlewald. Moving on to What We’re Watching, “Westworld” has had a big reveal that has fulfilled many a fans theories. “American Horror Story” seems to have lost its way and with it being the second to the last episode, there may not be a chance for the show to redeem its self. “South Park” delivered another election results episode, where it was rumored they had recorded two episodes to cover either candidate. It’s keeping to the same linear storyline it has all year, including the member berries. On to the main feature: “Arrival” A movie based on a Sci-Fiction Short Story by Ted Chiang “Story of Your Life” (1998). It’s a movie where “Interstellar” meets “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “Contact”. It’s a thought-provoking movie that has all the originality that many blockbusters movie seem to lack. It is certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a 93% and on IMDB with an 8.5. It has an estimated budget of 50 million, which over half was already made opening weekend with 28 Million worldwide. It has Canadian Director Denis Villeneuve, known for “Sicario”, “Prisoners” and the new upcoming “Blade runner 2049” Writer is Eric Heisserer, usually known for horror movies like “The Thing” (2011), “Lights Out”, and the remade “A Nightmare on Elm Street” Check out this awesome article written by Heisserer about how he wrote arrival Here. The movie touches on many different thought provoking elements such as the theory of time as we know it and the complexities of the human language and general communication. This is all presented by a strong cast in a tense environment filmed with great cinematography. To say anymore is to give it away, so on to “What you should be watching”. This week Tiffany suggest the first through third season of “Broad City” in anticipation of the release of season 4 at the beginning of next year. There is also to finally be a “Young Justice” season 3 in work, giving fans of animated DC shows a chance o catch up on the first two seasons. Ricardo then suggest the movie “The Big Short”, another thought provoking movie much like “Arrival” but with a much lighter and fun atmosphere. Come back and listen next week when the team will be covering “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” The post Arrival appeared first on AstroPanda.

The month of November has continued to give Scream at the Screens another highly anticipated original movie to cover. This weeks movie is “Arrival” with Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner, trying to figure out how to communicate with a visiting Alien race before the collective world governments chose to simply blow them out of the air. Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. But before getting into that wonderful complexity of a story, it’s time for entertainment news. Starting with a trailer for “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets”, a sci-fi movie with epic scenes and a complex, colorful, CGI heavy look reminiscent of “Jupiter Ascending” and hopefully all similarities end there. This movie may actually have a chance with director Luc Besson of “The Fifth Element”, “Leon: The Professional” and the whole “Taken” series. He will also be directing Lucy 2, with whatever story line that will suddenly make her turn back to a physical person. Next standout trailer for this week is “Collateral Beauty”, a Will Smith movie where he breaks out the feels with his famous cry face that will reach into your heart and pull out your wallet. It’s like “A Christmas Carol”, where the ghost are elements of life, like Time, Love and Death. Add an all-star cast and this movie is sure to be an award winner. In movie news, it seems Hollywood is at it again, thinking they can take a popular character from an ensemble movie and somehow make them stand-alone. A recipe that seems to have had more memorable failures than wins. However, that won’t be stopping them from giving Harley Quinn her own stand-alone movie as well as Bumblebee, the non-talking Transformer. In more “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” news, David Yates has agreed to direct all 5 movies and Johnny Depp will in fact play Grindlewald. The movies are to span 19 years till the end of World War II that suspiciously seems to coincide with Dumbledores great defeat of Grindlewald. Moving on to What We’re Watching, “Westworld” has had a big reveal that has fulfilled many a fans theories. “American Horror Story” seems to have lost its way and with it being the second to the last episode, there may not be a chance for the show to redeem its self. “South Park” delivered another election results episode, where it was rumored they had recorded two episodes to cover either candidate. It’s keeping to the same linear storyline it has all year, including the member berries. On to the main feature: “Arrival” A movie based on a Sci-Fiction Short Story by Ted Chiang “Story of Your Life” (1998). It’s a movie where “Interstellar” meets “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “Contact”. It’s a thought-provoking movie that has all the originality that many blockbusters movie seem to lack. It is certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a 93% and on IMDB with an 8.5. It has an estimated budget of 50 million, which over half was already made opening weekend with 28 Million worldwide. It has Canadian Director Denis Villeneuve, known for “Sicario”, “Prisoners” and the new upcoming “Blade runner 2049” Writer is Eric Heisserer, usually known for horror movies like “The Thing” (2011), “Lights Out”, and the remade “A Nightmare on Elm Street” Check out this awesome article written by Heisserer about how he wrote arrival <a href="http://thetalkhouse.com/how-i-wrote-arrival/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Here</a>. The movie touches on many different thought provoking elements such as the theory of time as we know it and the complexities of the human language and general communication. This is all presented by a strong cast in a tense environment filmed with great cinematography. To say anymore is to give it away, so on to “What you should be watching”. This week Tiffany suggest the first through third season of “Broad City” in anticipation of the release of season 4 at the beginning of next year. There is also to finally be a “Young Justice” season 3 in work, giving fans of animated DC shows a chance o catch up on the first two seasons. Ricardo then suggest the movie “The Big Short”, another thought provoking movie much like “Arrival” but with a much lighter and fun atmosphere. Come back and listen next week when the team will be covering “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/arrival/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Arrival</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Arrival

November has finally come and the Scream at the Screens team is excited to cover “Doctor Strange”; the first of several highly anticipated movies for this month. Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens.. It’s a thoroughly entertaining movie full of clues and details on the expanding Marvel Cinematic universe. But First Entertainment News: This week provided two new trailers, starting with “Wonder Woman”, which predictably incited a wandering conversation into the state of comic book movies.  There was also a much longer trailer for “The Lego Batman Movie” giving hope that all the comedy he brought in “The Lego Movie” will be properly fleshed out in his own movie.    In what to expect news, Tiffany brings up the “Voltron” movie that looks like it’s finally getting some attention and might get out of production hell The Fantastic Beast series has also announced it will be further stretched out into 5 movies instead of just 3. Johnny Depp is already on board for the second movie, though it’s not known if he will or wont be Grindlewald or maybe even 1920’s Dumbledore himself. In what we’re watching, the team is proud to promote their latest addition to the Astropanda Productions platform “Westworld Revisited”. Since there is too much to discuss as a segment in another show, it has received its own. Look for it on iTunes and at https://www.astropandaproductions.com/westworld-revisited/ Meanwhile “American Horror Story” is holding strong with the horror and letting it all go with the gore. The latest episode is full of scary and cringe worthy scenes that are worth the watch. The same can’t be said for “The Walking Dead”. It’s pulling its infamous routine of filler episodes after the exciting season premiere. Guess fans will have to suffer through 3-4 more lackluster episodes before the drama builds for the inevitable cliffhanger at the mid season finale. Now on to the Movie of the week: “Doctor Strange” had an amazing opening week. Domestically it made $85 Million and $240 Million world wide for $325 Million total, which isn’t too shabby for a movie with a $165 Million dollar budget. Money that was well spent if the ratings are anything to go by, with a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes and an 8 on IMDB. This is a movie that’s meant to be seen in 3D and it is much more than simply visually fun. The team starts out discussing its main points avoiding spoilers before giving in and pointing out what the details mean for the rest of the Marvel universe. The mid credit scenes also go nicely along with another Thor themed clip, letting the fans know what he is up to, similar to what is seen here:  Closing up, the team touches on what they’ve been watching with Ricardo discussing “Trailer Park Boys” and Wade promoting “Atlanta”. Join us next week where were the panel will discuss another much anticipated movie “Arrival” that is currently sporting a 100% on rotten tomatoes. A rating formed from the ratings of over 65 professional movie critics.  The post Doctor Strange appeared first on AstroPanda.

November has finally come and the Scream at the Screens team is excited to cover “Doctor Strange”; the first of several highly anticipated movies for this month. Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. It’s a thoroughly entertaining movie full of clues and details on the expanding Marvel Cinematic universe. But First Entertainment News: This week provided two new trailers, starting with “Wonder Woman”, which predictably incited a wandering conversation into the state of comic book movies. There was also a much longer trailer for “The Lego Batman Movie” giving hope that all the comedy he brought in “The Lego Movie” will be properly fleshed out in his own movie. In what to expect news, Tiffany brings up the “Voltron” movie that looks like it’s finally getting some attention and might get out of production hell The Fantastic Beast series has also announced it will be further stretched out into 5 movies instead of just 3. Johnny Depp is already on board for the second movie, though it’s not known if he will or wont be Grindlewald or maybe even 1920’s Dumbledore himself. In what we’re watching, the team is proud to promote their latest addition to the Astropanda Productions platform “Westworld Revisited”. Since there is too much to discuss as a segment in another show, it has received its own. Look for it on iTunes and at <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/westworld-revisited/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.astropandaproductions.com/westworld-revisited/</a> Meanwhile “American Horror Story” is holding strong with the horror and letting it all go with the gore. The latest episode is full of scary and cringe worthy scenes that are worth the watch. The same can’t be said for “The Walking Dead”. It’s pulling its infamous routine of filler episodes after the exciting season premiere. Guess fans will have to suffer through 3-4 more lackluster episodes before the drama builds for the inevitable cliffhanger at the mid season finale. Now on to the Movie of the week: “Doctor Strange” had an amazing opening week. Domestically it made $85 Million and $240 Million world wide for $325 Million total, which isn’t too shabby for a movie with a $165 Million dollar budget. Money that was well spent if the ratings are anything to go by, with a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes and an 8 on IMDB. This is a movie that’s meant to be seen in 3D and it is much more than simply visually fun. The team starts out discussing its main points avoiding spoilers before giving in and pointing out what the details mean for the rest of the Marvel universe. The mid credit scenes also go nicely along with another Thor themed clip, letting the fans know what he is up to, similar to what is seen here: Closing up, the team touches on what they’ve been watching with Ricardo discussing “Trailer Park Boys” and Wade promoting “Atlanta”. Join us next week where were the panel will discuss another much anticipated movie “Arrival” that is currently sporting a 100% on rotten tomatoes. A rating formed from the ratings of over 65 professional movie critics. The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/doctor-strange/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Doctor Strange</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Doctor Strange

For the last horror focused episode of Scream at the Screens the panel will be covering the latest horror movie release “Ouija: Origin of Evil” Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens.. But before that lets have some entertainment News. Seems there are several predictable or unpredictable sequels on the horizon. “Edge of Tomorrow” is to have a prequel that will also be a sequel or like the director says, it will change how sequels are made. No idea what that even means…. The “DeadPool” sequel has hit some roadblocks as Director Tim Miller decides he can’t work with Ryan Reynolds. In the running for replacements are Drew Goddard (“Cabin in the Woods” and “The Martian”) and David Leitch (“John Wick”). “Alien Covenant” the sequel to “Prometheus”/ prequel to “Alien” has dialed up the subtle genitalia like details of the aliens to almost vulgar levels. Honestly, what else is that picture of the face hugger supposed to make audiences think of?  Alien Covenant Images. “Sherlock Holmes” is having another sequel, and one that no one asked for. With popular opinion that BBC’s version of Sherlock Holmes is a fan favorite, bringing back Robert Downey Jr. feels almost awkward, no matter how awesome he may be. Scarlett Johansen and Jennifer Lawrence will both play in a biopic of Zelda Fitzgerald, a jazz age Icon, in two separate upcoming movies. The cast discusses who they think will do it better. And ending this long news segment is the rumor that “The God Particle” produced by J.J. Abrams might very will be a “Cloverfield” Prequel. Moving on to What We’re Watching: First off AstroPanda Productions has created a new podcast for HBO’s new series “Westworld” called Westworld Revisited. A great show for those who find themselves pondering the mysteries of the Man in Black and sexy robots long after the latest episode has ended. Find it at AstroPandaProductions.com. American Horror Story has reminded us yet again why it’s rated MA as the gore and terror increases much to the sick pleasure of all its viewers And for those who are living under a rock (say hi to Patrick), the premier of season 7 of “The Walking Dead” came in with a bang or better yet a wet crack as the long awaited reveal of Negan’s victim has come. It was intense and heartbreaking as several reaction videos demonstrate; the link below is a compilation to bring back all the feels.  For this weeks movie Ricardo, Tiffany and Wade watched “Ouija: Origin of Evil” and all agree that it lived up their horror movie expectations. It’s a movie about a mother and her two daughters who run a fortune telling scam out of their home but for a positive goal of closure for their customers. However, when the mother brings home a Ouija board as a new prop, they quickly realize the youngest daughter really does have the gift of speaking to the dead. Which inevitably leads to possession then horror. The discussion continues with some spoilers and how Ouija tends to borrow from many of the horror classics without insulting the source material. Overall the movie gains a throwback 7 Tasties, which means it’s definitely worth watching and adding to a home horror collection. As for horror you can watch tonight the panel has their final October “What You Should be Watching” Tiffany sands true to her love for Sci-Fi Horror and suggest the duo of “Alien” and “Aliens” Ricardo picks a Halloween favorite “Tales From the Hood” And Wade chooses the ever-appropriate “Halloween” for Halloween. That brings the end to our month of horror October and November has an abundance of new releases to cover. SATS’s line up: Nov 7th “Doctor Strange”, Nov 14th “Arrival”, Nov 21st “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” and Nov 28th “Moana”. The post Ouija: Origin of Evil appeared first on AstroPanda.

For the last horror focused episode of Scream at the Screens the panel will be covering the latest horror movie release “Ouija: Origin of Evil” Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. But before that lets have some entertainment News. Seems there are several predictable or unpredictable sequels on the horizon. “Edge of Tomorrow” is to have a prequel that will also be a sequel or like the director says, it will change how sequels are made. No idea what that even means…. The “DeadPool” sequel has hit some roadblocks as Director Tim Miller decides he can’t work with Ryan Reynolds. In the running for replacements are Drew Goddard (“Cabin in the Woods” and “The Martian”) and David Leitch (“John Wick”). “Alien Covenant” the sequel to “Prometheus”/ prequel to “Alien” has dialed up the subtle genitalia like details of the aliens to almost vulgar levels. Honestly, what else is that picture of the face hugger supposed to make audiences think of? <a href="http://screenrant.com/alien-covenant-xenomorphs-neomorphs-set-images/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Alien Covenant Images.</a> “Sherlock Holmes” is having another sequel, and one that no one asked for. With popular opinion that BBC’s version of Sherlock Holmes is a fan favorite, bringing back Robert Downey Jr. feels almost awkward, no matter how awesome he may be. Scarlett Johansen and Jennifer Lawrence will both play in a biopic of Zelda Fitzgerald, a jazz age Icon, in two separate upcoming movies. The cast discusses who they think will do it better. And ending this long news segment is the rumor that “The God Particle” produced by J.J. Abrams might very will be a “Cloverfield” Prequel. Moving on to What We’re Watching: First off AstroPanda Productions has created a new podcast for HBO’s new series “Westworld” called Westworld Revisited. A great show for those who find themselves pondering the mysteries of the Man in Black and sexy robots long after the latest episode has ended. Find it at <a href="http://AstroPandaProductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPandaProductions.com</a>. American Horror Story has reminded us yet again why it’s rated MA as the gore and terror increases much to the sick pleasure of all its viewers And for those who are living under a rock (say hi to Patrick), the premier of season 7 of “The Walking Dead” came in with a bang or better yet a wet crack as the long awaited reveal of Negan’s victim has come. It was intense and heartbreaking as several reaction videos demonstrate; the link below is a compilation to bring back all the feels. For this weeks movie Ricardo, Tiffany and Wade watched “Ouija: Origin of Evil” and all agree that it lived up their horror movie expectations. It’s a movie about a mother and her two daughters who run a fortune telling scam out of their home but for a positive goal of closure for their customers. However, when the mother brings home a Ouija board as a new prop, they quickly realize the youngest daughter really does have the gift of speaking to the dead. Which inevitably leads to possession then horror. The discussion continues with some spoilers and how Ouija tends to borrow from many of the horror classics without insulting the source material. Overall the movie gains a throwback 7 Tasties, which means it’s definitely worth watching and adding to a home horror collection. As for horror you can watch tonight the panel has their final October “What You Should be Watching” Tiffany sands true to her love for Sci-Fi Horror and suggest the duo of “Alien” and “Aliens” Ricardo picks a Halloween favorite “Tales From the Hood” And Wade chooses the ever-appropriate “Halloween” for Halloween. That brings the end to our month of horror October and November has an abundance of new releases to cover. SATS’s line up: Nov 7th “Doctor Strange”, Nov 14th “Arrival”, Nov 21st “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” and Nov 28th “Moana”. The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/ouija-origin-of-evil/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ouija: Origin of Evil</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Ouija: Origin of Evil

On this Special Edition of Scream at the Screens the team revisits The Descent, a film about a friendly cave dwelling family that is torn apart by a crazed spelunking group of women. Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens.. This week in entertainment news: Guardians of the Galaxy 2 has a teaser trailer that was released earlier this week. The team thinks it looks good but is anxiously awaiting the release of a full length trailer (hopefully during Dr. Strange) we shall see. Until then enjoy this preview.  Also a bonus Chris Pratt video as promised…..    Logan also released its first trailer this week too. The team loves the new look and feel of an aged Logan, but are hesitant on the outcome of this movie……. we hope Logan doesn’t die. It also helps they added the cover of Mr. Cash’s cover of the Nine Inch Nails song Hurt. Check out the trailer today.  This week’s news ended with predictions of the upcoming season 7 premier of The Walking Dead. Tiffany says that Abraham and Glenn die. Ricardo thinks that Glenn dies, Rick loses a hand and Daryl is taken by Neagan and his Saviors, and Wade says Daryl but doesn’t care because he doesn’t watch……. yes you heard it correctly. Also a special shout out to the Forever Geeked Up! Podcast. Friends of this show stopped by to say hello at Dallas Fan Days. Check it out on iTunes today. This week’s What We’re Watching segment was cut short due to fact that Ricardo hasn’t had time to catch up yet, but Tiffany really, really, really wanted to talk about American Horror Story. We’ll see what happens next week. The team decide to follow the October horror theme and selected to review The Descent film. The team agrees the film is a great take on horror but has mixed overall ratings. Fast forward to 44:26 to hear the review.  The team recommended Dead Snow on What You Should Be Watching this week. Tiffany said it’s much more than just dead Nazi Zombies check it out today on Netflix.  Check out next week’s episode when we cover Ouija: Origin of Evil. Remember to follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens.. The post Horror Special: The Descent appeared first on AstroPanda.

On this Special Edition of Scream at the Screens the team revisits The Descent, a film about a friendly cave dwelling family that is torn apart by a crazed spelunking group of women. Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. This week in entertainment news: Guardians of the Galaxy 2 has a teaser trailer that was released earlier this week. The team thinks it looks good but is anxiously awaiting the release of a full length trailer (hopefully during Dr. Strange) we shall see. Until then enjoy this preview. Also a bonus Chris Pratt video as promised….. Logan also released its first trailer this week too. The team loves the new look and feel of an aged Logan, but are hesitant on the outcome of this movie……. we hope Logan doesn’t die. It also helps they added the cover of Mr. Cash’s cover of the Nine Inch Nails song Hurt. Check out the trailer today. This week’s news ended with predictions of the upcoming season 7 premier of The Walking Dead. Tiffany says that Abraham and Glenn die. Ricardo thinks that Glenn dies, Rick loses a hand and Daryl is taken by Neagan and his Saviors, and Wade says Daryl but doesn’t care because he doesn’t watch……. yes you heard it correctly. Also a special shout out to the Forever Geeked Up! Podcast. Friends of this show stopped by to say hello at Dallas Fan Days. Check it out on iTunes today. This week’s What We’re Watching segment was cut short due to fact that Ricardo hasn’t had time to catch up yet, but Tiffany really, really, really wanted to talk about American Horror Story. We’ll see what happens next week. The team decide to follow the October horror theme and selected to review The Descent film. The team agrees the film is a great take on horror but has mixed overall ratings. Fast forward to 44:26 to hear the review. The team recommended Dead Snow on What You Should Be Watching this week. Tiffany said it’s much more than just dead Nazi Zombies check it out today on Netflix. Check out next week’s episode when we cover Ouija: Origin of Evil. Remember to follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/horror-special-the-descent/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Horror Special: The Descent</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Horror Special: The Descent

Welcome to another episode of Scream at the Screens, where the cast revisits one of the most iconic horror movies ever, The Exorcist. Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens.. For those who have lived there lives as a hermit and don’t know what it’s about, “The Exorcist” is about a demon that possess a little girl (Linda Blair) and makes her do some fucked up creepy shit until two priest come along to exorcise the demon out. The iconic scene of Regan projectile vomiting pea soup and turning her head like an owl has been mockingly copied in countless shows and movies But before anymore is discussed about the movie lets start off with some entertainment news. The “Power Rangers” have released their first full trailer and it surprisingly doesn’t look cheesy. It appears to be full of the typical clichés found in movies with nonconformist teenagers but not in an off-putting way.  The trailer for “Birth of the Dragon” is visually appealing and very promising, considering it’s about Bruce Lee and his legendary battle against a Monk. However, the reviews tend to state differently. This is one of those movies where the viewer will have to decide if the trailer makes it worth the risk.  In non-movie news, Dallas Fan Days is here. The AstroPanda crew will be there peddling their collectible POPs and other Funko merchandise while they spread the word of their podcasts. They will be giving out T-shirts, pins and other AstroPanda inspired gifts. Look for them there at booth 111 to say Hi. For What We’re Watching, Ricardo kicks right in to sing praises about “Amanda Nox”, the documentary of the infamous American girl convicted as a killer in Italy.  Followed by the shows beloved by the SATS team, starting with “American Horror Story”, where Tiffany is delighted by learning the new phrase Gay for Pay. “Ash vs The Evil dead” is still on a roll, and this episode is extra gory and disgusting yet fantastically hilarious. “West World” is proving to be a big hit, so much so that AstroPanda has chosen to start a new podcast just to cover it. The title is yet to be decided but look for it to show up under the AstroPanda line up. Now on to the one of the best Horror movies of all time “The Exorcist” Since it’s release in 1973 it has made an estimated $233 Million domestically and $441 million world wide, which if adjusted for inflation would be the 9th highest grossing movie. It is also the first Horror movie to win an Oscar. There seems to be a limitless list of behind the scenes stories that help explain what made this movie so good. Ricardo, Wade and Tiffany all weigh in on their favorite scenes and on what made this movie so memorable to them. Finishing off the show, the team moves on to the horror version of What You Should be Watching. Wade discusses the disturbing horror that is Rob Zombies “The Devils Rejects” and Ricardo chooses the wonderful story compilation that is “Trick R Treat”. Like many horror compilations before it, such as “Creep Show” and “Cats Eye”, this movie is full of bite-sized scenes of high quality horror. Tiffany suggests “Let The Right Ones In” a Swedish vampire movie or the American remake “Let Me In”, both wonderful stories of a child vampire and the sad bullied boy that befriends it. Join us next week where it would be Tiffany’s horror movie of choice, “The Descent”. Follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens. The post Horror Special: The Exorcist appeared first on AstroPanda.

Welcome to another episode of Scream at the Screens, where the cast revisits one of the most iconic horror movies ever, The Exorcist. Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a>. For those who have lived there lives as a hermit and don’t know what it’s about, “The Exorcist” is about a demon that possess a little girl (Linda Blair) and makes her do some fucked up creepy shit until two priest come along to exorcise the demon out. The iconic scene of Regan projectile vomiting pea soup and turning her head like an owl has been mockingly copied in countless shows and movies But before anymore is discussed about the movie lets start off with some entertainment news. The “Power Rangers” have released their first full trailer and it surprisingly doesn’t look cheesy. It appears to be full of the typical clichés found in movies with nonconformist teenagers but not in an off-putting way. The trailer for “Birth of the Dragon” is visually appealing and very promising, considering it’s about Bruce Lee and his legendary battle against a Monk. However, the reviews tend to state differently. This is one of those movies where the viewer will have to decide if the trailer makes it worth the risk. In non-movie news, Dallas Fan Days is here. The AstroPanda crew will be there peddling their collectible POPs and other Funko merchandise while they spread the word of their podcasts. They will be giving out T-shirts, pins and other AstroPanda inspired gifts. Look for them there at booth 111 to say Hi. For What We’re Watching, Ricardo kicks right in to sing praises about “Amanda Nox”, the documentary of the infamous American girl convicted as a killer in Italy. Followed by the shows beloved by the SATS team, starting with “American Horror Story”, where Tiffany is delighted by learning the new phrase Gay for Pay. “Ash vs The Evil dead” is still on a roll, and this episode is extra gory and disgusting yet fantastically hilarious. “West World” is proving to be a big hit, so much so that AstroPanda has chosen to start a new podcast just to cover it. The title is yet to be decided but look for it to show up under the AstroPanda line up. Now on to the one of the best Horror movies of all time “The Exorcist” Since it’s release in 1973 it has made an estimated $233 Million domestically and $441 million world wide, which if adjusted for inflation would be the 9th highest grossing movie. It is also the first Horror movie to win an Oscar. There seems to be a limitless list of behind the scenes stories that help explain what made this movie so good. Ricardo, Wade and Tiffany all weigh in on their favorite scenes and on what made this movie so memorable to them. Finishing off the show, the team moves on to the horror version of What You Should be Watching. Wade discusses the disturbing horror that is Rob Zombies “The Devils Rejects” and Ricardo chooses the wonderful story compilation that is “Trick R Treat”. Like many horror compilations before it, such as “Creep Show” and “Cats Eye”, this movie is full of bite-sized scenes of high quality horror. Tiffany suggests “Let The Right Ones In” a Swedish vampire movie or the American remake “Let Me In”, both wonderful stories of a child vampire and the sad bullied boy that befriends it. Join us next week where it would be Tiffany’s horror movie of choice, “The Descent”. Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a> The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/horror-special-the-exorcist/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Horror Special: The Exorcist</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Horror Special: The Exorcist

On this week’s episode of Scream at the Screens, the cast tells you what they think of “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children” The Movie where X-men meets Groundhogs Day with Tim Burton scenery. But first lets starts with This Week in Entertainment. The final trailer for “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” has been released. Meaning the movie is getting ever closer, something Tiffany is painfully excited for.  And surprise, surprise whether or not you asked for it, Disney has made the 5th installment of the “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales”. It’s a visually stunning trailer as expected but no idea yet if the story line will be more than Johnny Depp swaggering around in Pirate garb mumbling about rum.  In more of the same movie news, the Ben Affleck Batman movie now has a title … wait for it… “The Batman.” Totally worth the wait. For news that makes Ricardo happy (insert sarcasm) it has been announced that “The Lion King” will a have a live action remake, directed by John Favareau who was responsible for “The Jungle Book” remake. In complexly unexciting news, “Adventure Time” has announced it has an end date, which will be after it’s 9th season in 2018. Start the mourning now… Moving on to What Were Watching, the cast is rediscovering what it is they love about “American Horror Story”. For this season it would seem the scene of Lady Gaga getting a bored doggy style pounding has revived that tone we come to expect of AHS. “Ash vs The Evil Dead” also proves that more of the same can be a good thing, and in the season 2 season premier Bruce Campbell proves some things can get better with age. The show also proves that some actors really do earn their pay, as they are regularly water boarded with faux blood. The cast is also very excited to discuss the series premier of a new HBO Show Westworld, inspired by a Michael Crichton novel of the same name (cue sudden rise in sales for this book). It’s a show about an overtly realistic theme park for the filthy rich. Where they can play in the wild west with real sets and the most realistic animatronics ever. However, in this world of shooting, raping and general wild west antics the characters are becoming aware and intolerant of the new comers, a.k.a. real paying park guest.  Now on to the main feature of this episode “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children”, A Tim burton movie that toped the box office with a 28 Million opening weekend.  This movie is centered on main character Jacob, played by Asa Butterfield, who’s grandfather leaves him clues to look for Miss Peregrines, played by Eva Green, home for kids. He finds this house of mutant kids living in a 24-hour time loop stuck in the 1940’s. They are in hiding to avoid danger that unfortunately seems to arrive with Jacob and must fight to live all while avoiding the issues of straying from their time loop. On the surface level this movie is entertaining and can even be called good. However, there is much that can irk an experienced movie goer, especially where time travel is involved, and when that string is pulled all comes unraveled. There are so many questions to frustrate the panel, where answering one can create five more. To soothe the flustered cast the show closes with what you should be watching. In honor of Halloween for the month of October, the theme will be Horror and for this week they choose two comedy Horror movies. Ricardo promotes “What We Do In The Shadows” a unique type of comedy that follows a group of vampire roommates, mockumentary style, as they try to survive the obstacles of modern life as a Vampire.  Tiffany shares one of the first movies that pulled her in to the world of foreign movies “The Host” a Korean horror comedy, which may be more horror than comedy but completely captivating. Join Scream at the Screens next week when they continue their tribute to the month of horror and cover Ricardo’s choice for movies that terrify, “The Exorcist” The post Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children appeared first on AstroPanda.

On this week’s episode of Scream at the Screens, the cast tells you what they think of “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children” The Movie where X-men meets Groundhogs Day with Tim Burton scenery. But first lets starts with This Week in Entertainment. The final trailer for “Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them” has been released. Meaning the movie is getting ever closer, something Tiffany is painfully excited for. And surprise, surprise whether or not you asked for it, Disney has made the 5th installment of the “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales”. It’s a visually stunning trailer as expected but no idea yet if the story line will be more than Johnny Depp swaggering around in Pirate garb mumbling about rum. In more of the same movie news, the Ben Affleck Batman movie now has a title … wait for it… “The Batman.” Totally worth the wait. For news that makes Ricardo happy (insert sarcasm) it has been announced that “The Lion King” will a have a live action remake, directed by John Favareau who was responsible for “The Jungle Book” remake. In complexly unexciting news, “Adventure Time” has announced it has an end date, which will be after it’s 9th season in 2018. Start the mourning now… Moving on to What Were Watching, the cast is rediscovering what it is they love about “American Horror Story”. For this season it would seem the scene of Lady Gaga getting a bored doggy style pounding has revived that tone we come to expect of AHS. “Ash vs The Evil Dead” also proves that more of the same can be a good thing, and in the season 2 season premier Bruce Campbell proves some things can get better with age. The show also proves that some actors really do earn their pay, as they are regularly water boarded with faux blood. The cast is also very excited to discuss the series premier of a new HBO Show Westworld, inspired by a Michael Crichton novel of the same name (cue sudden rise in sales for this book). It’s a show about an overtly realistic theme park for the filthy rich. Where they can play in the wild west with real sets and the most realistic animatronics ever. However, in this world of shooting, raping and general wild west antics the characters are becoming aware and intolerant of the new comers, a.k.a. real paying park guest. Now on to the main feature of this episode “Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children”, A Tim burton movie that toped the box office with a 28 Million opening weekend. This movie is centered on main character Jacob, played by Asa Butterfield, who’s grandfather leaves him clues to look for Miss Peregrines, played by Eva Green, home for kids. He finds this house of mutant kids living in a 24-hour time loop stuck in the 1940’s. They are in hiding to avoid danger that unfortunately seems to arrive with Jacob and must fight to live all while avoiding the issues of straying from their time loop. On the surface level this movie is entertaining and can even be called good. However, there is much that can irk an experienced movie goer, especially where time travel is involved, and when that string is pulled all comes unraveled. There are so many questions to frustrate the panel, where answering one can create five more. To soothe the flustered cast the show closes with what you should be watching. In honor of Halloween for the month of October, the theme will be Horror and for this week they choose two comedy Horror movies. Ricardo promotes “What We Do In The Shadows” a unique type of comedy that follows a group of vampire roommates, mockumentary style, as they try to survive the obstacles of modern life as a Vampire. Tiffany shares one of the first movies that pulled her in to the world of foreign movies “The Host” a Korean horror comedy, which may be more horror than comedy but completely captivating. Join Scream at the Screens next week when they continue their tribute to the month of horror and cover Ricardo’s choice for movies that terrify, “The Exorcist” The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/miss-peregrines-home-for-peculiar-children/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children

An episode where the cast was supposed to find a movie from the darkest pits of Netflix to dissect and tear down and instead stumbled upon a Gem. Follow us on the Twitter @screamatscreens. Starting right off with Movie and TV news it seems the time for Luke Cage Will finally arrive this Friday 9/30. A new and exciting Netflix show which has held SATS attention ever since its first teaser trailer with the awesome sound track .  The next trailer was a discovery through the news that YouTube Giant Casey Neistat will have a cameo in the new movie “Nerve”. A surprisingly unique and new take on the power of social media, its trailer was released 4 months ago but it seems that dropping the name of a famous YouTuber can refresh it’s hype.  And in case you wonder who Casey Neistat is, here is his latest viral video showing what it would be like to fly at ultimate baller status:  Ricardo also shares how the next Batman staring his buddy Ben Affleck is said to be 18 months away, which doesn’t seem to mesh well with the DC universe movie line up. Another movie in production, of which no one seems to excited for, is Pacific Rim: Maelstrom which will star Clint Eastwood’s clone… um I mean son and John Boyega a.k.a. Finn from the latest Star Wars. In What We Are Watching, The cast covers their favorite sexually gratuitous horror TV Show “American Horror Story” and bemoan the continued need for them to follow this lackluster documentary style format. Meanwhile South Park is a win yet again with its wonderful continuation of internet trolls and member berries. The main Movie of this episode was supposed to be a beloved classic but while watching a movie for “The Deepest Pits of NetFlix” segment they stumbled upon a little known horror with great scares and recognizable faces. The Movie is called “The Hallow” and the synopsis reads: A family who moved into a remote mill house in Ireland finds themselves in a fight for survival with demonic creatures living in the woods. It has two recognizable cast members from everyone’s favorite show (even if they don’t know it yet) Game Of Thrones. It’s a low budget foreign movie that uses practical effects very well and uses a fair amount of common sense that tends to be lacking in many horror movie today. It’s written and directed by Corin Hardy, who will be directing the new “The Crow” with Jason Momoa (in other news, the slim built late Brandon Lee will be replaced by Aquaman)… so yeah… See the trailer for “The Hallow” here:  For the final section, there’s What You Should Be Watching, where Ricardo reminds everyone that “The Walking Dead” is on Netflix and is readily available for new viewers and to refresh the memories of seasoned fans for the October 23rd Season 7 premier. Tiffany gushes over her random Adult Swim/Toonami wine filled Saturday night discovery “One Punch Man”. It’s an ongoing Japanese superhero parody webcomic created by an author using the pseudonym One, which began in early 2009 and quickly went viral, surpassing 7.9 million hits in June 2012. It’s playing out the first season late Saturday nights on Cartoon Network but can also be found on Hulu and Daisuki and is well worth the watch:  Next week the SATS team will be covering Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children and will let the listeners know if crossing their fingers or a chicken sacrifice managed to change the format of “American Horror Story” The post Netflix Surprise appeared first on AstroPanda.

An episode where the cast was supposed to find a movie from the darkest pits of Netflix to dissect and tear down and instead stumbled upon a Gem. Follow us on the Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a> Starting right off with Movie and TV news it seems the time for Luke Cage Will finally arrive this Friday 9/30. A new and exciting Netflix show which has held SATS attention ever since its first teaser trailer with the awesome sound track . The next trailer was a discovery through the news that YouTube Giant Casey Neistat will have a cameo in the new movie “Nerve”. A surprisingly unique and new take on the power of social media, its trailer was released 4 months ago but it seems that dropping the name of a famous YouTuber can refresh it’s hype. And in case you wonder who Casey Neistat is, here is his latest viral video showing what it would be like to fly at ultimate baller status: Ricardo also shares how the next Batman staring his buddy Ben Affleck is said to be 18 months away, which doesn’t seem to mesh well with the DC universe movie line up. Another movie in production, of which no one seems to excited for, is Pacific Rim: Maelstrom which will star Clint Eastwood’s clone… um I mean son and John Boyega a.k.a. Finn from the latest Star Wars. In What We Are Watching, The cast covers their favorite sexually gratuitous horror TV Show “American Horror Story” and bemoan the continued need for them to follow this lackluster documentary style format. Meanwhile South Park is a win yet again with its wonderful continuation of internet trolls and member berries. The main Movie of this episode was supposed to be a beloved classic but while watching a movie for “The Deepest Pits of NetFlix” segment they stumbled upon a little known horror with great scares and recognizable faces. The Movie is called “The Hallow” and the synopsis reads: A family who moved into a remote mill house in Ireland finds themselves in a fight for survival with demonic creatures living in the woods. It has two recognizable cast members from everyone’s favorite show (even if they don’t know it yet) Game Of Thrones. It’s a low budget foreign movie that uses practical effects very well and uses a fair amount of common sense that tends to be lacking in many horror movie today. It’s written and directed by Corin Hardy, who will be directing the new “The Crow” with Jason Momoa (in other news, the slim built late Brandon Lee will be replaced by Aquaman)… so yeah… See the trailer for “The Hallow” here: For the final section, there’s What You Should Be Watching, where Ricardo reminds everyone that “The Walking Dead” is on Netflix and is readily available for new viewers and to refresh the memories of seasoned fans for the October 23rd Season 7 premier. Tiffany gushes over her random Adult Swim/Toonami wine filled Saturday night discovery “One Punch Man”. It’s an ongoing Japanese superhero parody webcomic created by an author using the pseudonym One, which began in early 2009 and quickly went viral, surpassing 7.9 million hits in June 2012. It’s playing out the first season late Saturday nights on Cartoon Network but can also be found on Hulu and Daisuki and is well worth the watch: Next week the SATS team will be covering Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children and will let the listeners know if crossing their fingers or a chicken sacrifice managed to change the format of “American Horror Story” The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/netflix-surprise/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Netflix Surprise</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

Netflix Surprise

Welcome back to another episode of Scream at the Screens, “History In action”. This week each panel member has chosen their favorite historical action movie to defend for the title of Most Epic. But first they start with entertainment news, and much like other news channels they cover the split of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt; Just so they don’t feel left out… So long Brangelina. Follow us on @screamatscreens. Moving on to the much more entertaining movie news, the cast discusses the freshly released trailer for “Passengers” staring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence, which looks to be very promising.  They also discuss the promise of another Mad Max movie titled  “Mad Max: The Wasteland”, that is said to star Furiosa yet again. The theme of sequels focused on the female leads continues through with Robbie Margot being offered the chance to executive produce a Harley Quinn/Suicide Squad Spin-off. http://screenrant.com/margot-robbie-harley-quinn-movie-producer/ In TV land the panel shares their love for the Emmy winning giant, “Game of thrones” and their favorite YouTube channel for GoT story breakdowns, Alt Shift X.  Emmy talk continues with the awesome and adorable cast of Stranger Things, something the panel can all agree on. Those kids embody everything the AstroPanda team wishes they can be when they grow up. For the meat of the show Ricardo, Tiffany and Wade present their movie choices for epic historical action movies. Tiffany starts out with her movie ‘Hero’, explaining the beauty and complexity of the story. Covering some of the amazing things you can accomplish when you’re an OCD director given a ridiculously high budget in a highly populated country rich in poor and desperate people.  Ricardo Presents his movie Braveheart with a clip of his favorite clip. Meanwhile Wade channels Tasty Tyler and lets us know that *gasp* he’s never seen it.  Last but not least, Wade breaks down his movie choice of “Saving Private Ryan” a movie full of amazing actors in a very depressing but realistically presented War Movie.  Each member gives their rationale on what makes their movie ‘Most Epic’ but it’s up to the listeners to let us know what they think. Vote on our Twitter Poll at @screamatscreens. The show is finished off with on their thoughts on current TV shows. Starting with the mixed reviews for the premiere of American Horror Story and their ongoing love affair with the South Park season premiere full of PC snuffs and Member Berries.  Wade presents what are currently his favorite HBO shows, “Vice Principles” and “Ballers” Thus ending the episode on a happy note despite the battle for “Who’s Historical Action Movie with a Sad Ending was Most Epic” The post History in Action appeared first on AstroPanda.

Welcome back to another episode of Scream at the Screens, “History In action”. This week each panel member has chosen their favorite historical action movie to defend for the title of Most Epic. But first they start with entertainment news, and much like other news channels they cover the split of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt; Just so they don’t feel left out… So long Brangelina. Follow us on <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a> Moving on to the much more entertaining movie news, the cast discusses the freshly released trailer for “Passengers” staring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence, which looks to be very promising. They also discuss the promise of another Mad Max movie titled  “Mad Max: The Wasteland”, that is said to star Furiosa yet again. The theme of sequels focused on the female leads continues through with Robbie Margot being offered the chance to executive produce a Harley Quinn/Suicide Squad Spin-off. <a href="http://screenrant.com/margot-robbie-harley-quinn-movie-producer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://screenrant.com/margot-robbie-harley-quinn-movie-producer/</a> In TV land the panel shares their love for the Emmy winning giant, “Game of thrones” and their favorite YouTube channel for GoT story breakdowns, Alt Shift X. Emmy talk continues with the awesome and adorable cast of Stranger Things, something the panel can all agree on. Those kids embody everything the AstroPanda team wishes they can be when they grow up. For the meat of the show Ricardo, Tiffany and Wade present their movie choices for epic historical action movies. Tiffany starts out with her movie ‘Hero’, explaining the beauty and complexity of the story. Covering some of the amazing things you can accomplish when you’re an OCD director given a ridiculously high budget in a highly populated country rich in poor and desperate people. Ricardo Presents his movie Braveheart with a clip of his favorite clip. Meanwhile Wade channels Tasty Tyler and lets us know that *gasp* he’s never seen it. Last but not least, Wade breaks down his movie choice of “Saving Private Ryan” a movie full of amazing actors in a very depressing but realistically presented War Movie. Each member gives their rationale on what makes their movie ‘Most Epic’ but it’s up to the listeners to let us know what they think. Vote on our Twitter Poll at <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a> The show is finished off with on their thoughts on current TV shows. Starting with the mixed reviews for the premiere of American Horror Story and their ongoing love affair with the South Park season premiere full of PC snuffs and Member Berries. Wade presents what are currently his favorite HBO shows, “Vice Principles” and “Ballers” Thus ending the episode on a happy note despite the battle for “Who’s Historical Action Movie with a Sad Ending was Most Epic” The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/history-in-action/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">History in Action</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

History in Action

The Scream at the Screens Hiatus is officially over!!!! The first episode following the move to Blog Talk Radio has arrived and the crew has a whole summer of Movies and TV to cover. However, to avoid a two-hour episode it’s condensed down to news highlights and rapid movie reviews. Remember to follow us on Twitter @screamatscreens. As expected the show starts off with TV and Movie news, but with a whole summer to cover, not all of it is recent. Giving the cast a chance to share their joy in the return of MTV classics. Filled with some Gems such as Beavis and Butthead and the ever-confusing Aeon Flux (that is still ridiculously baffling even after 20 years). Revel in the glorious confusion:  In more recent news, American Horror Story returns, and the season 6 story line is locked tighter than a Nuns thighs. There is speculation of a plot similar to Stephen Kings ‘The Mist’ but in all honesty the Trailer plays out like the video from ‘The Ring’ with no rhyme or reason. Does this mean the cast is not excited, hell no! The first episode due September 14th is eagerly awaited ,along with the most adult animated show ever, South Park.  They move on to discuss the movie franchise that doesn’t seem to die much like the zombies they are based on, “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter”. Followed by the happier reveal of another less popular comic series (Justice League Dark) being given a live action movie following the Animated movie release due this fall.  Of course the news of Joe Manganiello as the new Batman villain DeathStroke needs to be covered, even if for just a bit. Moving on to the movies seen this summer the mood becomes a little less positive as reality did not meet expectations. “X-Men: Apocalypse” was a disheartening mix of highs and lows while “Finding Dory” was lacking heart. “Independence Day: Resurgence” proves to be in line with the original, serving up action and cheesy lines along with plot holes big enough to hide shitty directors bodies in (I’m talking to you M.Knight, why “The Last Airbender”? Why?!) “Secret Life of Pets” turned out to be nothing more than a new TV series someone thought could be movie. However, some movies that by most accounts were expected to bomb were pleasant surprises: “Ghostbusters” had managed to bring the laughs with a strong start and great cast and despite the Scooby Doo feel of the ending it didn’t detract from the movie as a whole. “Lights Out” brought the scares on strong enough to ignore its use of horror movie clichés. “Suicide Squad” better know as “Harley Quinn and Deadshot Team Up With Other Guys To Fight A Creepy Hot Chick” was not horrible and the action and comedy made it not a complete disappointment. The most positive reviews are left with “Kubo” and “War Dogs”. Tiffany gushes over her favorite style of animation while Ricardo compares “War Dogs” to a mix of “War Lord” meets “The Wolf of Wall Street”. The Show is rounded off with a new segment called “Is It worth The Hype?” where the panel gives their opinion on so-called “Addictive” shows. For this episode the show is “Stranger Things”, which if you haven’t seen it, do so. It’s a mix of “X-Files” meets “Goonies” giving you mystery, horror and a cast you grow to love. Plus the flashback to the good old days of Stephen King style horror is nostalgic.  Next weeks’ episode is to be a bit of a flashback within a flashback, as the panel is set to debate their favorite Historical Action Movie. This includes Movies such as Braveheart, 300, Gladiator…etc. Sure to be a fun session of ‘my half naked warrior is better than your half naked warrior’, or something along those lines. Please let us know which movie within that genre is your favorite as it just might be one of ours too. Hit us up on Twitter @screamatscreens.   The post We’re Back and the Summer Movie Review appeared first on AstroPanda.

The Scream at the Screens Hiatus is officially over!!!! The first episode following the move to Blog Talk Radio has arrived and the crew has a whole summer of Movies and TV to cover. However, to avoid a two-hour episode it’s condensed down to news highlights and rapid movie reviews. Remember to follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a> As expected the show starts off with TV and Movie news, but with a whole summer to cover, not all of it is recent. Giving the cast a chance to share their joy in the return of MTV classics. Filled with some Gems such as Beavis and Butthead and the ever-confusing Aeon Flux (that is still ridiculously baffling even after 20 years). Revel in the glorious confusion: In more recent news, American Horror Story returns, and the season 6 story line is locked tighter than a Nuns thighs. There is speculation of a plot similar to Stephen Kings ‘The Mist’ but in all honesty the Trailer plays out like the video from ‘The Ring’ with no rhyme or reason. Does this mean the cast is not excited, hell no! The first episode due September 14th is eagerly awaited ,along with the most adult animated show ever, South Park. They move on to discuss the movie franchise that doesn’t seem to die much like the zombies they are based on, “Resident Evil: The Final Chapter”. Followed by the happier reveal of another less popular comic series (Justice League Dark) being given a live action movie following the Animated movie release due this fall. Of course the news of Joe Manganiello as the new Batman villain DeathStroke needs to be covered, even if for just a bit. Moving on to the movies seen this summer the mood becomes a little less positive as reality did not meet expectations. “X-Men: Apocalypse” was a disheartening mix of highs and lows while “Finding Dory” was lacking heart. “Independence Day: Resurgence” proves to be in line with the original, serving up action and cheesy lines along with plot holes big enough to hide shitty directors bodies in (I’m talking to you M.Knight, why “The Last Airbender”? Why?!) “Secret Life of Pets” turned out to be nothing more than a new TV series someone thought could be movie. However, some movies that by most accounts were expected to bomb were pleasant surprises: “Ghostbusters” had managed to bring the laughs with a strong start and great cast and despite the Scooby Doo feel of the ending it didn’t detract from the movie as a whole. “Lights Out” brought the scares on strong enough to ignore its use of horror movie clichés. “Suicide Squad” better know as “Harley Quinn and Deadshot Team Up With Other Guys To Fight A Creepy Hot Chick” was not horrible and the action and comedy made it not a complete disappointment. The most positive reviews are left with “Kubo” and “War Dogs”. Tiffany gushes over her favorite style of animation while Ricardo compares “War Dogs” to a mix of “War Lord” meets “The Wolf of Wall Street”. The Show is rounded off with a new segment called “Is It worth The Hype?” where the panel gives their opinion on so-called “Addictive” shows. For this episode the show is “Stranger Things”, which if you haven’t seen it, do so. It’s a mix of “X-Files” meets “Goonies” giving you mystery, horror and a cast you grow to love. Plus the flashback to the good old days of Stephen King style horror is nostalgic. Next weeks’ episode is to be a bit of a flashback within a flashback, as the panel is set to debate their favorite Historical Action Movie. This includes Movies such as Braveheart, 300, Gladiator…etc. Sure to be a fun session of ‘my half naked warrior is better than your half naked warrior’, or something along those lines. Please let us know which movie within that genre is your favorite as it just might be one of ours too. Hit us up on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/ScreamatScreens" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@screamatscreens.</a> The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/were-back-and-the-summer-movie-review/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">We’re Back and the Summer Movie Review</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

We’re Back and the Summer Movie Review

On this Special Edition podcast Ricardo and Tiffany outline what the AstroPanda Productions team has been up to over the past couple months. They bring us all up to speed on the state of the channels at AstroPanda Productions along with tons of other great announcements. They are also excited to be part of the Blog Talk Radio team and glad they are hosting the AstroPanda Productions Network. Big things are on the horizon with tons of great shows to come, join us for this amazing ride. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @WeAreAstroPanda. The post We’re Back!!!!! appeared first on AstroPanda.

On this Special Edition podcast Ricardo and Tiffany outline what the AstroPanda Productions team has been up to over the past couple months. They bring us all up to speed on the state of the channels at AstroPanda Productions along with tons of other great announcements. They are also excited to be part of the Blog Talk Radio team and glad they are hosting the AstroPanda Productions Network. Big things are on the horizon with tons of great shows to come, join us for this amazing ride. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @WeAreAstroPanda. The post <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com/were-back/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">We’re Back!!!!!</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.astropandaproductions.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AstroPanda</a>.

We’re Back!!!!!

i wish i had a life that was fun like thiers

so much fun!

Such fun

Scream at the Screens

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