Hereditary and The Witch are the horror hits of summer 2018. Drew and Chella discuss both films, which share stories of family dysfunction and psychological horror, but tackle them in different ways.
The games from E3 2018 spanned everything from pirates to cyberpunk, but which ones are worth keeping an eye out for? Drew and Chella decide on Argue the Toss – the geek and gaming podcast.
Solo: A Star Wars story wasn’t a hit at the box office, but it delivers a fun, entertaining space adventure with some nice moments and some misfires.
Games rarely have a properly happy ending, preferring nightmarishs, dark worlds of zombies, violence and despair. Drew and Chella discuss why there’s no happily ever after in games, unless they’re romances or for kids.
The ATT Team have been to see the latest battle royale featuring nearly the entire Marvel Comics Universe, and return with well-considered, correct opinions which you may now use to replace in your head all other criticisms and analyses that you have previously listened to or read.
Drew and Chella went to EGX Rezzed 2018, in London and discuss the roundup of games they played.
Wes Anderson doesn’t have a clean record when it comes to representing people of color well, but Isle of Dogs is his worst yet. If you can overlook the cultural appropriation, color coding and white savior, it’s a charming film with beautiful animation. Drew and Chella discuss in this episode of Argue the Toss.
Drew and Chella Argue the Toss about the new Tomb Raider film, A Wrinkle in
Jessica Jones Season 2 had a lot to live up to and although it’s a good show, it’s not quite as good as season 1. Drew and Chella discuss on this episode of Argue the Toss and come out on different sides for this one.
Black Panther is breaking box office records, as well as breaking the mould as the first black-led Marvel film of the current MCU. Drew and Chella discuss the film and its impact with comic writer Corey Brotherson.