Cinemaholics Podcast #111 – Shazam, Pet Sematary, The Best of Enemies, Unicorn Store, Shrill, The Inventor
Special guest Ryan Oliver (The Playlist) joins us for a supersized review of Shazam, the latest superhero film from DC and Warner Bros. We also bury our feelings to discuss Pet Sematary, a new horror remake of the 80s Stephen King adaptation. Later in the show, we’re covering a wide variety of other releases, including The Best of Enemies, Shrill Season 1, The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley, and Unicorn Store.
Show Notes:
- 00:14:27 – Shazam!
- 00:47:47 – Pet Sematary
- 01:17:27 – The Best of Enemies
- 01:30:05 – Unicorn Store
- 01:48:01 – ShrillSeason 1
- 02:00:31 – The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley
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Loved Shazam! And Pet Sematary! Unicorn Store sounds…interesting I guess? Not even Moviepass could get me to see Best of Enemies.
I had a blast watching Shazam, but a kid started crying in my theater when the scary stuff started. I recommend kids 8 and under maybe sit this one out unless you know for sure your kid can handle extra spooky. Pet Sematary on the other hand? All ages, baybeeyyy
Pet Sematary bored me to tears. It wanted so badly to be Hereditary like Ryan said, but it’s just your standard jumpscare flick with what appeared to be an unfinished ending. I love the first two films and am a big King fan, but this one isn’t it.