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199. Abigail, Shyamalan Unbreakable Trilogy, Supacell, and More
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It's a quick on this week, with lots of goodies! We cover Abigial, Supacell, Bodies, the Unbreakable trilogy, Brooklynn, and The Only Living Boy in New York.
Andrew isn't here this week but his presence is felt, as Lauren took his recommendation and watched all 3 Unbreakable movies. She chose to watch in chronological order rather than release order. Overall, she was satisfied with the trilogy and the acting, of course, was top notch.
Sticking with that super hero life, Kevin talks Supacell over on Netflix. It's an excellent, gritty, take on a cell of superheros in South London. That seems like a play on words, but it's also a super secret (that is more of a play on words...) hint at what lies beneath the surface of the show. It's a solid watch that will be much more worth the effort if they announce season 2!
Next we jump into the "ywe watched it so maybe you don't have to" section. Lauren watched The Only Living Boy in New York. It's a star studded cast that is somehow a quick watch and also lifeless. Kevin watch Bodies which sounds a little more watchable, to be honest. It's take on time travel is flawed and the payoff isn't as good as some of the execution, but the actibg is great and it's at least a little bit of a mind bender for a while.
Getting back on track, Lauren watched Brooklynn, starring Saoirse Ronan. It's an early '50s tale of an Irish woman coming to America. It's a well told and well acted love story that hops continents and cultural divides.
Kevin closes it out with a rave review for the recent horror flick Abigail. It's a fun take on the vampire mythology and the acting is fantastic. The little girl who plays Abigail is magnificent and an absolute scene stealer. If fun horror, rather than terrifying horro, is your jam, you will definitely love this one!
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