Episode 521 - The Lonely Island Presents: The Unauthorized Bash Brothers Experience (2019) 07/03/2019 Joseph: “Last time on One Movie Punch…” ///// Anchor: “Breaking news today, somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. The World News Network has received a cryptic video press release, from Amy Dobzynski.” Amy: “Good afternoon. As many of you know by now, One Movie Punch has been taken over by the Big Heads Media Podcast Network.” Amy: “All I can think about is him all alone, in that bunker, being forced to put out movie reviews, and wondering just how much he’s suffering.” Garrett: “Along with
Joseph: “Last time on One Movie Punch…” ///// Anchor: “Breaking news today, somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. The World News Network has received a cryptic video press release, from Amy Dobzynski.” Amy: “Good afternoon. As many of you know by now, One Movie Punch has been taken over by the Big Heads Media Podcast Network.” Amy: “All I can think about is him all alone, in that bunker, being forced to put out movie reviews, and wondering just how much he’s suffering.” Garrett: “Along with
Episode 488 - Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé (2019) 05/18/2019 Hi everyone! We’re closing out the week with another review from One Movie Spouse, which required our whole household to get in formation and place hot sauce in our bags. She’ll have her thoughts on the latest surprise media release from Beyoncé, but for a few other music-related documentaries, check out our reviews for “Stop Making Sense” (Episode #179), “Quincy” (Episode #220), and “Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami” (Episode #289). Subscribe to stay current with the latest releases. Connect
Hi everyone! We’re closing out the week with another review from One Movie Spouse, which required our whole household to get in formation and place hot sauce in our bags. She’ll have her thoughts on the latest surprise media release from Beyoncé, but for a few other music-related documentaries, check out our reviews for “Stop Making Sense” (Episode #179), “Quincy” (Episode #220), and “Grace Jones: Bloodlight and Bami” (Episode #289). Subscribe to stay current with the latest releases. Connect
Episode 459 - Climax (2018) 04/19/2019 Hi everyone! It just wouldn’t be Friday without a Fantastic Fest review from our good friend and Senior Fantastic Fest Correspondent, Andrew Campbell. Based on today’s film, he seems to be on a dance film kick right now, considering his recent review for the remake of “Suspiria” (Episode #418). Oh yeah, and if you thought you could avoid seeing “Between Worlds” (Episode #446) because it wouldn’t be on streaming services... OOPS! It’s available for streaming on Netflix. I’ll link to it in
Hi everyone! It just wouldn’t be Friday without a Fantastic Fest review from our good friend and Senior Fantastic Fest Correspondent, Andrew Campbell. Based on today’s film, he seems to be on a dance film kick right now, considering his recent review for the remake of “Suspiria” (Episode #418). Oh yeah, and if you thought you could avoid seeing “Between Worlds” (Episode #446) because it wouldn’t be on streaming services... OOPS! It’s available for streaming on Netflix. I’ll link to it in
Episode 427 - Exit Through The Gift Shop (2010) 03/03/2019 Hi everyone! Welcome back to another week of reviews, with three Netflix Originals, the the return of Garrett Wright and Keith Lyons, and two new reviews from Andrew Campbell and Shane Hyde. Be sure to check out our reviews for Oscar winners and nominees using #Oscars2019 or the Oscars 2019 blog tag at onemoviepunch.com. As for today, I thought with all the post-Oscars discussion that it would be worth re-running my review for one of my favorite documentaries, especially with all artworld
Hi everyone! Welcome back to another week of reviews, with three Netflix Originals, the the return of Garrett Wright and Keith Lyons, and two new reviews from Andrew Campbell and Shane Hyde. Be sure to check out our reviews for Oscar winners and nominees using #Oscars2019 or the Oscars 2019 blog tag at onemoviepunch.com. As for today, I thought with all the post-Oscars discussion that it would be worth re-running my review for one of my favorite documentaries, especially with all artworld
