The Code Is Zeek

This week's Out Now with Aaron and Abe presents the clues you need to solve this mystery. Aaron and Abe are joined by Maxwell Haddad and Fast Film Review’s Mark Hobin to discuss Knives Out, a Rian Johnson whodunnit. Hear thoughts on this comedic mystery, and plenty more in another episode packed with movie fun and chatter. Among the topics covered, there’s a fun round of Know Everybody (3:06), Out Now Quickies™ (9:45), Trailer Talk for Wendy(19:58), the main review (25:30), Games (56:50), and Out Now Feedback (1:05:43). The gang then wraps things up (1:21:01), followed by this week's closeout song, and a blooper at the end (1:33:48). So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill...
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Happy Thanksgiving! It's turkey week, but fortunately, there aren't too many turkeys at the theater. I have new reviews for Knives Out and Queen & Slim, which are both quite good. There's also still the list of various award contenders still in theaters and now on home media, and various streaming services. And there are still some other releases to check out as well, including Angel Has Fallen, which is now available as a home release. There are also plenty of new trailers to dig into as well. And lastly, be sure to enjoy our latest podcast covering Frozen 2, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, and Jojo Rabbit. Enjoy and thanks for reading! New to Theaters: (All Reviews Are Linked) Knives Out - A very fun whodunnit, with a great cast.Queen & Slim - A road movie, romantic thriller, and social commentary.The Aeronauts - An enjoyable balloon adventure based on history.Every Review Throughout The Year(s)New On 4K/Blu-ray/DVD/Streaming:Angel Has Fallen - The third &quo…

This week's Out Now with Aaron and Abe presents a neighborly day for a frozen rabbit. Aaron and Abe are joined by the lovely Ana Bosch for a tripleheader that includes reviews for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Frozen 2, and Jojo Rabbit. Hear thoughts on all three of these films and more in this packed episode. Among the topics covered, there’s a fun round of Know Everybody (5:55), Out Now Quickies™ (10:24), Trailer Talk for The Call of the Wild(21:34), the main reviews (28:45), (43:55), and, (1:07:26), Games (1:21:40), and Out Now Feedback (1:42:22). The gang then wraps things up (1:52:20), followed by this week's closeout song, and a blooper at the end (2:01:46). So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill...
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This month’s Out Now with Aaron and Abe commentary track will go on to live forever. Aaron is joined by Brandon Peters, Scott Mendelson, Peter Paras, and Yancy Berns to discuss Interview with the Vampire, adapted from the Anne Rice novel, directed by Neil Jordan. Listen in to hear the group go over their thoughts on the film, just how much of an impression Tom Cruise leaves, and why Brad Pitt is so out of his depth. Lots of talk concerning the nature of a big-budget horror/vampire feature, what Neil Jordan and 90s horror had to offer, and more. There’s plenty more discussion in regards to the filmmaking on display, and lots of fun tangents as well.So now, if you’ve got an hour to kill…

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Another huge week here, with Disney releasing Frozen 2 to the world. If that's not enough, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood and 21 Bridges are good options out there when Thanksgiving hits next week. I also put together a list of reviews I have for the various award contenders still in theaters and now on home media. And there are still some other releases to check out as well, including Blinded by the Light, which is now available as a home release. There are also plenty of new trailers to dig into as well. And lastly, be sure to enjoy our latest podcast covering Ford v Ferrari. Enjoy and thanks for reading! New to Theaters: (All Reviews Are Linked) Frozen 2 - Instead of letting it go, Disney made a decent sequel.A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood - A Mr. Rogers biopic that works because it's not actually a biopic.21 Bridges - Chadwick Boseman is too cool for this standard, but entertaining, cop flick.Dark Waters - Mark Ruffalo in another film based on a true story about c…