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On this episode of The Hollywood Outsider podcast, it is time to dive headfirst into the Upside Down to decipher everything we just witnessed in Stranger Things Season 4 Volumes 1 and 2.

On this episode of The Hollywood Outsider podcast, we discuss annoying TV tropes, Bosch: Legacy, and discuss Ozark's series finale.

On this episode of The Hollywood Outsider podcast, we discuss revenge movies, fans prejudging entertainment, Fantastic Beasts, and more!

On this episode, we review Death on the Nile, Kimi, and discuss the demise of Entertainment Weekly before admitting we were WRONG!

It’s time for our Fall TV preview 2021. Also: Norm Macdonald, reviews of #Malignant, #SmallEngineRepair, #Kate, and much more.

Gunpowder Milkshake misses its mark and does a disservice to the otherwise talented cast. The script is so bad, you'd think they teamed up with Tommy Wiseau.

Fear Street: Part One 1994 kicks off with a beautiful twist of an homage to the first Scream, mirroring the method and timing of the kill(s) early on, along with other tributes such as a prick making a mockery of the recent murders down the school hallway, and even a score reminiscent of Scream at times. All before making a tongue in cheek jab at R.L. Stine's The Wrong Number. Homages can be very hit or miss depending on how crafty the director is in balancing the tightrope of "remake" and "homage", but Fear Street's Leigh Janiak knocks it out of the park. Fear Street plays like a love song to the 90s with feverishly fun kills and an outstanding soundtrack.

On this episode of The Hollywood Outsider, we discuss timeless movies, reviews of Werewolves Within and Luca, Steven Spielberg's deal with Netflix, and much more!

Lucifer's final season does the series justice with humor, love, death, some gritty fight scenes (thanks Netflix!), and one of the most fun and clever musical episodes, and is riddled with a talented cast hyped all the way up, offering their Sunday best. As it turns out, the devil ain't so bad after all.

With Anthony Mackie and Damson Idris at the ever-engaging helm, Outside the Wire gives us an intellectually subtle debate on AI technology as a war machine alongside human soldiers.