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teenFish#4 – The BIRDBOX Challenge

February 10, 2019 by Steve Norton Leave a Comment

teenFish#4 – The BIRDBOX Challenge

Have you ever really wanted to know what goes on in the mind of today’s teens? Not just ‘what are they thinking?’ but how they feel about life’s issues? About truth? About where God is in the world today? At long last, ScreenFish is proud to announce teenFish, a new podcast series that lets teenagers speak about media… [Read More]

Filed Under: Netflix, Podcast, SmallFish Tagged With: birdbox, horror, Netflix, Sandra Bullock, suicide, teenFish, the birdbox challenge

Marvel’s The Punisher Season 2: Scars Below the Surface

January 23, 2019 by Jacob Sahms Leave a Comment

Marvel’s The Punisher Season 2: Scars Below the Surface

At the end of the first season of Netflix’s The Punisher, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal, The Walking Dead) is worn-down, bloody and wounded, but unbeaten by his friend-turned-nemesis Billy Russo (Ben Barnes, Westworld). As the second (and final?) season of the bloody vigilante series unfolds, we recognize that Castle has bounced back physically, but that he wrestles… [Read More]

Filed Under: Netflix, Reviews, SmallFish

Bird Box: In the Land of the Blind

December 14, 2018 by Jacob Sahms 1 Comment

Bird Box: In the Land of the Blind

You’ve heard “don’t make a sound” before in thrillers, but what about “don’t open your eyes”? Josh Malerman’s novel Bird Box was disturbing, spinning a story around a mother struggling to survive in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity is threatened with extinction. What initially appears to be a European illness quickly transforms into a widespread… [Read More]

Filed Under: Film, Netflix, Reviews

Roma – A Loving Memory of Life

November 19, 2018 by Darrel Manson Leave a Comment

Roma – A Loving Memory of Life

In a taped message before the screening of Roma at AFIFest, director Alfonso Cuarón noted that it was based on memories from his childhood in Mexico City in 1971, and called it “a love letter to the women who raised me.”

Filed Under: AFIFest, Film, Netflix, Reviews Tagged With: Alfonso Cuarón, Mexico City, Official Oscar entry, Yalitza Aparicio

teenFish #1 – Looking through INSATIABLE Eyes

November 4, 2018 by Steve Norton Leave a Comment

teenFish #1 – Looking through INSATIABLE Eyes

Welcome ‘Fishes! Have you ever really wanted to know what goes on in the mind of today’s teens? Not just ‘what are they thinking?’ but how they feel about life’s issues? About truth? About where God is in the world today? At long last, ScreenFish is proud to announce teenFish, a new podcast series that lets teenagers speak… [Read More]

Filed Under: Netflix, Podcast, SmallFish Tagged With: body image, body shaming, Debby Ryan, identity, Insatiable, labels, Netflix, teens, youth

Like Father: A Honeymoon Cruise Like No Other

August 8, 2018 by Jacob Sahms Leave a Comment

Like Father: A Honeymoon Cruise Like No Other

Veronica Mars Kristen Bell teamed up with Kelsey Grammer for a sometimes funny, sometimes sad, middle-of-the-road dramedy about a jilted bride who reconnects with her estranged father on her honeymoon cruise. Netflix’s Like Father is B-movie material that the streaming giant hopes will keep you home from the theater one night. Ad exec Rachel Hamilton… [Read More]

Filed Under: Featured, Film, Netflix, Reviews, Television

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