The Loud Feedback Podcast Episode 11: Mandatory Metallica Edition In a Metallica-themed podcast, we interview the director and actress from the new Metallica video for “Spit Out The Bone”, and reveal our opinions on the album. We also tear Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them a new one. -3-2-1: Jeff and Mike reveal their…
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Movie Review: Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them
Unfantastic Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them Falls Into A Disappointing Pattern By Jeff Feuerhaken The Hobbit, Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull, Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them…What do all of these films have in common? Well, besides the fact that they…
Coming Next Month: December
December Gives Us Many Movie Christmas Presents, While Music Goes Into Hibernation By Jeff Feuerhaken It happens every year: the temperature drops, the leaves fall, the snow falls (unless you live in California like me), and the film awards contenders begin to populate the theater screens. As 2016 comes to a close, we can look…
Coming Next Month: November
November Releases Give Us Much To Be Thankful For By Jeff Feuerhaken The holiday season is almost here, and new releases in movies and music are dropping like the temperature. The newest film in the Marvel cinematic universe, Doctor Strange, plays leadoff hitter to other notable arrivals like Hacksaw Ridge, Arrival, Moana, and the biggie,…
Movie Review: 31
Rob Zombie Turns A Halloween Scare-Maze Into A Movie With 31 By Jeff Feuerhaken Peanut Butter & Chocolate. Peas & Carrots. Simon & Garfunkel. Rob Zombie & Halloween. Some things just go great together. Case in point: 31, the new twisted survival horror film from Rob Zombie, is a showcase of what Rob Zombie as a…
The Loud Feedback Podcast Ep. 010: Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children & Suicidal Tendencies: World Gone Mad
The Loud Feedback Podcast Episode 10 (Poppin’ Tires, Santa Cruz Style Edition) In this Halloween themed episode, our hosts discuss the production of their upcoming short horror film, “Demonomania”, teach you how to speak like a Santa Cruzan, and review the new Tim Burton movie, Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children, as well as the new…
Movie Review: Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children
For What It May Lack In Substance, Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children Makes Up For In Style By Jeff Feuerhaken Disclaimer alert: I love Tim Burton. Always have. Since I was a young brat just discovering how much I loved and admired the process of making films, Tim Burton was always my biggest hero…
Coming Next Month: October
New Releases Creep Upon Us In October By Jeff Feuerhaken The time nigh for my favorite holiday to come upon us, so beware! Heed my warning, or thou may find thouself in the ghastly, ghoulish clutches of awesomeness! (Insert Psycho screeching violins here) On the screen, we are stricken with a terrifying delight of horror…
The Loud Feedback Podcast Ep. 009: Sully & A Day To Remember – Bad Vibrations
The Loud Feedback Episode 9 (New Features Edition) In this episode, the dudes premiere some new features, such as “The Wrap Game” and “I Want My MTV Back!”, give updates on their upcoming short film, Demonomania, and review Sully and the new album from A Day To Remember: Bad Vibrations. -Jeff and Mike discuss their…
Movie Review: Sully
In An Otherwise Solid Film, Sully Exposes The Challenges Of Historical Fiction By Jeff Feuerhaken The challenge with adapting historical events into a Hollywood movie often lies in navigating the gap that exists between the true events of the source material and the story conventions typical of a compelling screenplay. A pure fiction writer has the freedom to insert any…