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No, not the good Serenity from 2005, instead Killscreen Cinema is covering the bad Serenity starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway. We’re joined by guest comedians based out of LA, Sammy Mowrey and Tyler Jackson!

Killscreen Cinema covers the niche genre of video game movies.  We discuss adaptations like the Super Mario Bros movie to films like The Wizard. Subscribe to us on iTunes orSoundCloud, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Instagram or Twitter!  Like our rad logo and album cover?  Check out https://wheedesign.com and https://whee.tv for more great geeky designs by Patrick Hiller!



The DNN · Killscreen Cinema 106. Serenity

Killscreen Cinema releases another COVID bonus episode, this time covering the direct-to-Netflix sequel nobody asked for, Doom: Annihilation, with our special guest comedian from out of NYC, Lindsay Boling!



Killscreen Cinema covers the niche genre of video game movies.  We discuss adaptations like the Super Mario Bros movie to films like The Wizard. Subscribe to us on iTunes orSoundCloud, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Instagram or Twitter!  Like our rad logo and album cover?  Check out https://wheedesign.com and https://whee.tv for more great geeky designs by Patrick Hiller!



The DNN · Killscreen Cinema 105. Doom: Annihilation

After being quarantined for over a month, the Killscreen Cinema gang decided it was time to hack the planet with comedian Ali Drapos for a bonus episode of the podcast where we talk about the 1995 film Hackers!

With the highly anticipated Final Fantasy VII Remake less than a month away, Killscreen Cinema takes a look at the 2006 animated film Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, with special guests Kim Way (Malicious Cosplay) and Ariel Lyles (Altar Lion Cosplay).

At last, Sonic the Hedgehog hits the big screen (his cameo in Wreck-It Ralph notwithstanding) and Killscreen Cinema is here, along with Bagged & Bored creator/director and Sonic guru Matt Gaither, to take on the Blue Blur’s cinematic debut!

Before reality bending cyberpunk movies like The Matrix, The 13th Floor, or eXistenZ, there was the 1997 Italian sci-fi film Nirvana starring Christopher Lambert. Killscreen Cinema discusses the film, and incidentally why you should never, EVER watch dubbed foreign films, with returning guest Brian Barrow.