B-Movie Tea
Come join us as we have tea and snacks while pondering weird cinema from the 21st century.
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Colony (2026)
So, Ridley Scott’s new horror/sci-fi opus, The Dog Stars is out and apparently, it isn’t very good.
I don’t personally know this to be true. It’s just what I’ve heard.
Ordinarily, this would be very disappointing news, it’s always sad whe...
Cheap Movie Thursday: Mutiny (2026)
Cheer up.
There is a very high chance you are a better actor than Jason Statham.
But don’t let it go to your head, because there is just as high a chance Jason Statham could kick your ass1.
To learn which tea goes best with Mutiny, scr...
The End of Oak Street (2026)
The End of Oak Street Poster, for review purposes only.
Finally,
A decent movie about dinosaurs eating people.
We haven’t had one since the millennium turned, I was beginning to think they’d become a lost art. That said, there’s more to...
Cheap Movie Tuesday: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026)
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma poster, for review purposes only.
Not to start things on a sour note, but the Counting Crows were probably the worst band of the 90s1 and ‘A Long December’ was definitely their worst song.
But it fills...
Unmovie Monday: Hadestown: The Musical
Hadestown poster: For review purposes only.
Hadestown: The Musical is the stage recording of a Broadway show currently playing in movie theatres.
Why is a Broadway show playing in movie theatres?
I suspect it’s because the streaming com...
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Come ponder weird and ridiculous cinema from the early twenty first century, while we enjoy tea and snacks.
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