In the inaugural edition of the Woo Review, we’re looking at “Patient Seventeen”. Doctor Roger Leir is trying to uncover the origins of a piece of metal embedded in a patient’s leg. Is it an alien implant, or is he batshit crazy?
All in Reviews
Doomsday Reels: Bimbos B.C.
Don’t let the name fool you, it’s actually pretty bad.
Doomsday Reels: Blade Runner 2049
Blade Runner 2049 proves that even a lousy and unnecessary sequel made decades too late can be a great film.
Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story
Nick wishes Star Wars fans would just pull the stick out of their ass.
Leatherface (2017)
Hey, did someone call for an unnecessary prequel?
Doomsday Reels: Rogue One
With the upcoming release of Disney’s second Star Wars spinoff, let’s take a look back at the first one.
Doomsday Reels: O-Bi, O-Ba - The End of Civilization
Who would have thought that the Polish would have something to say about the horrors of war?
Doomsday Reels: The 5th Wave
They can't all be The Hunger Games.
Review: Wildling
A well made, dark folktale featuring great performances.
Doomsday Reels: 9
Can a movie be both forgettable and a must-see?
Date Night Reels: Mad Max
Move over Annie Hall, the real best romantic comedy of the 1970s is here!
Midlife Crisis on Infinite Earths Returns!: Sliders
Midlife Crisis is back! For our inaugural article here on Trouble City we're looking back at the 90's sci-fi series Sliders.
Doomsday Reels: Turbo Kid
A throwback that celebrates and improves upon the direct-to-VHS post-apocalypse movies of the 1980s.
Doomsday Reels: 2307 - Winter's Dream
Avoid the Noid in the derivative post-apocalyptic future of 2307: Winter's Dream.
Doomsday Reels: Bushwick
A politically-charged nightmare about two people in Brooklyn on the first day of the second civil war.
Doomsday Reels: Yor, the Hunter from the Future
It's gonna make all them wild beasts look tame tonight.
Doomsday Reels: The Bad Batch
Cannibals, desert raves, trendy attire, Ace of Base. The Bad Batch has it all.
Doomsday Reels: It Comes at Night
No sewer-clowns to see here.
Review: ‘Brawl in Cell Block 99’
Highly recommended by Nick Nunziata!