Additional Crew Film Review

Brotherhood of Justice (1986) - Additional Crew

“There will never be a return to law and order until Additional Crew is abolished from this Earth!”Welcome to Additional Crew, the spoiler-heavy review show where we choose whatever random film we want to talk about. This episode we bring to you ”Keanu Reeves, Kiefer Sutherland, and Billy Zane star as high-school students who start a vigilante group to combat crime in their neighborhood.” I am of course talking about Charles Braverman’s oft forgotten made-for-tv movie, Brotherhood of Justice.#BrotherhoodOfJustice #KeanuReeves #VigilanteJustice #MovieReview #80sCinema #kiefersutherland #billyzane #80saction #additionalcrew #dare

Happy Halloween (2024) - Additional Crew Film Review

“It’s my civic duty. Okay. Look, okay I know you haven’t been back to our little paradise of Additional Crew in a while, but I’m about to give you a little refresher course, okay. The week of Halloween here is like a free-for-all.”Welcome to Additional Crew, the spoiler-heavy review show where we choose whatever random film we want to talk about. This episode we bring to you ”A small midwestern town is celebrating its 300th birthday with festivities including a Halloween dance and corn maze. The previous All Hallow's Eve, Hadley Briggs survived a brutal attack by her ex-boyfriend which put him in prison. But now a new series of slayings has started with the masked perpetrator making grisly decorations out of their victims' body parts.” I am of course talking about Brittney Greer’s 2024 film Happy Halloween. I am happy to let you know we had a lovely conversation with Brittney and you guys will get to see that in the middle segment of this podcast. Wonderful conversationalist. horror, slasher, Halloween, film review, cinematography, soundtrack, special effects, horror movies 2024, horror film analysis, horror sequels

Lone Star (1996) - Additional Crew Film Review

“Boy, you mix podcasts as bad as you mix metaphors, you'd be out of a job.”Welcome to Additional Crew, the spoiler-heavy review show where we choose whatever random film we want to talk about. This episode we bring to you ”When the skeleton of his murdered predecessor is found, Sheriff Sam Deeds unearths many other long-buried secrets in his Texas border town.” I am of course talking about John Sayles 1996 film Lone Star. Nominee for best screenplay written directly for screen, ultimately losing to Fargo, how does it hold up 30 years later? Lone Star, Texas, film analysis, character development, Texas culture, movie review, Texas politics, film themes, storytelling, movie twists film analysis, Texas scenery, character development, cinematography, acting, Lone Star, movie review, generational movie review

Payne's Branch (2025) - Additional Crew Film Review

“Hey y’all I’m Nic (and I’m Adam) and welcome to Additional Crew. You might be asking what are we doing out here right now with a jar of peanut butter, a trail camera, and a hammer?”Welcome to Additional Crew, the spoiler-heavy review show where we choose whatever random film we want to talk about. This episode we bring to you ”In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, two college seniors enter the devastated Western Appalachian Mountains to study black bears. Their project spirals into terror as they begin to realize nature doesn't change, it evolves.” I am of course talking about Jake Casey’s Payne’s Branch. That is a 2025 found footage horror movie related to bears. We also have an interview from actor and director Jake Casey. Stay tuned for that. Up next: Lone Star 1996indie film, Payne's Branch, low-budget filmmaking, character study, found footage, Jake Casey, film analysis, passion in filmmaking, generational film review, gen x, millennial, horror, mockumentary, mumblecore

Lee Cronin's The Mummy (2026) - Additional Crew Short Review

The Mummy is Lee Cronin’s most recent film, following up Evil Dead Rise in tone and themes and basically in every way except for franchise name. This is absolutely worth a watch if your favorite thing about the Evil Dead movies is the zany action and the willingness to be brutal. It is however a skip if you want a competent story, interesting characters, or a strong deeper message. It is shot well and has definite peak moments, but it is not revolutionary and it lacks a bit of the heart I think it would need to be considered a cult classic. horror, podcasts, the mummy, lee cronin, review