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[Nerdspresso] Phase II Episode 11: Spacing Out

Join Jeff Stanford, the nerd behind Nerdspresso, and South Durham’s neighborhood news guy, Wes Platt, for the latest iteration of…

Ana de Armas is pretty hardcore in Ballerina, a John Wick spinoff directed by Len Wiseman (Underworld and Live Free…

I remember my parents letting me stay up late to watch the thee-hour TV premiere of Battlestar Galactica on a…

Summer movies are a wonderful thing. You escape the heat by slipping into a big dark cold room to stare…

Guy Ritchie’s movies are a mixed bag. He got his start with edgy crime comedies like Lock, Stock, & Two…

Join Jeff Stanford, the nerd behind Nerdspresso, and South Durham’s neighborhood news guy, Wes Platt, for the latest iteration of…

The way we consume new movies has certainly changed over the last few years. It used to be that if…

There’s a whole subgenre of movies that has evolved over the last decade that can be best described as dystopian…

I was 16 years old when I fell out of love with movies. It was the summer of 1985. I…

Join Jeff Stanford, the nerd behind Nerdspresso, and South Durham’s neighborhood news guy, Wes Platt, for the latest iteration of…

Just when you are all ready to call in sick with superhero fatigue, Thunderbolts* arrives to get the MCU back…

There were two preambles that I learned in my childhood. One was to the Constitution of the United States and…