Team Ruckus Review: Recent Episodes

Joel Rene Cano

Review and analysis of content in its endless sea of forms. Word, image, sound, game, culture, news.

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uhm, right

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Yesterday film, and Hanoi Kitchen reviews, if my computer will cooperate

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Yesterday film review, food review Hanoi Kitchen

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What am I going to talk about. Not really sure tonight. Winging this one right into that dumpster on fire over there.

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Content and media consumption and review/commentary

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The experience of taking in a Thorns FC match

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Just finished the Netflix 5 part docu-series The Family, so I guess we'll be talking that.

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Tonight we (I?) are diving into a re-visitation of the Richard Linklater helmed 2006 film A SCANNER DARKLY. A film adaptation of the PKD novel

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We (I) talk film, books, music, all kinds of rumination over content.

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Reviewing something moderately new (to Netflix at least)
and something moderately old (6 years) not sure what the kids are calling old these days

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double dip of film commentary, issues with time travel

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Review of various forms of media content, and other things that one might not think review worthy.

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Normally a show of review and analysis of media content and consumption

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public art discussion, murals, grafitti that kind of thang

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We are driving with our eyes closed, reading the map upside down, and asking directions from aliens visiting.

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A review of ALL types of media and content that may be consumed, sometimes very location based, others very on demand.

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Tonight we are consuming Terry Moore's ECHO, spoiler alert LOVED IT! And my personal discovery of Randy Feltface #puppetlivesmatter

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Talking TV, long form narrative, thoughts on successful series, and preferrences based on perspectives

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Review and analysis of consumed content, all variants of media

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The Quiet Place, Welcome to the Black Parade, the new era of media consumption