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I hope you had a great weekend and were able to catch last night's episode of True Detective on HBO! Here are two clips from the season finale. TV Review : True Detective “After You've Gone”- True Detective is written by Nic Pizzolatto and directed by Cary Fukunaga. It centers on two detectives, Rust Cohle ( Matthew McConaughey ) and Martin Hart ( Woody Harrelson ), whose lives collide and entwine during a seventeen-year hunt for a serial killer in Louisiana. The investigation of a bizarre murder in 1995 is framed and interlaced with testimony from the detectives in 2012, when the case has been reopened. No Way Around It Had To Be a Dream In the meantime, make sure you check out the True Detective official website for a look at new content: darknessbecomesyou.com . This week, you can explore the Shepherd's Flock 1988 enrollment roster, read about Courir de Mardi Gras, and more! Please Leave A Comment-

Would you do this for $500? Check out the first clip below from Drafthouse Films' critically-acclaimed CHEAP THRILLS (currently 100% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes!), on VOD now and in theaters March 21. Clip " Strip Club " Cheap Thrills follows Craig ( Pat Healy , Compliance), a struggling family man who loses his low-wage job and is threatened with eviction. In an effort to delay facing the music at home, he heads to a local bar and encounters an old friend ( Ethan Embry , Empire Records). The two friends are roped into a round of drinks by a charismatic and obscenely wealthy stranger ( David Koechner , Anchorman 2) along with his mysterious wife ( Sara Paxton , The Inkeepers). The couple engages the two friends in a series of innocent dares in exchange for money over the course of the evening, with each challenge upping the ante in both reward and boundaries. It seems like easy and much needed money, but the couple's twisted sense of humor pushes just how far Cr

See Mark Wahlberg as Cade in the new TRANSFORMERS: AGE OF EXTINCTION Poster Transformers: Age of Extinction is an upcoming American science fiction action film based on the Transformers franchise. It is the fourth installment of the live-action Transformers film series, starring Mark Wahlberg. It is a sequel to Transformers: Dark of the Moon, taking place four years after the invasion of Chicago. Like its predecessors, the film will be directed by Michael Bay and executive produced by Steven Spielberg. Please Leave A Comment-

The dust has settled from last week’s intense battle between brothers and we’re sailing toward another exciting week on season 2 of HISTORY’s VIKINGS. TV Recap: Vikings: "Brother's War"- “ Invasion ” – Thursday, March 6th at 10 p.m. Four peaceful years have since passed with Ragnar as Earl. The time has come for an unlikely alliance to band together in pursuit of a common goal – a new raid on England. A storm pushes the Viking fleet to a new destination, and on the beaches of Wessex, Ragnar and his men may have met their match. Here are a few clips from the upcoming episode: Ragnar and Athelstan: FIGHT TRAINING Ragnar & Co. Reach New Land Please Leave A Comment-

TV  Review  : True Detective  “After You've Gone” By Brandon Wolfe With the flashback/interrogation structure officially put to bed, we’re now firmly in the 2012 portion of the story. Rust has successfully managed to convince Marty to have a beer with him, where he attempts to recruit his former partner back into the investigation that has bedeviled them over the past couple of decades. Marty, as ever, thinks Rust is a kook and wants no part of the tree that he continues to bark up, but Rust, alluding to the debt Marty still owes him from the Ledoux cover-up, gets him to come at least as far as the mysterious storage unit that Rust guards so closely. The unit, it turns out, is a de facto office space that Rust has made his base of operations in the Tuttle investigation, and it’s there that Rust lays out his case to Marty. At first, Rust offers intriguing but thin missing-persons data to an unimpressed Marty, but his argument grows more compelling when he reveals that

TV Recap: The Walking Dead "Still'" By: Sue Our group of survivors are still separated, likely for another episode or so, but they're slowly converging on the same point of "safety," or at least some of them are. Am I the only one who is tired of the separation and just wants to see the gang back together? And a few members lighter? Daryl and Beth are still running around the forest. For some reason Daryl has set aside his super tracking skills, and stopped looking for the other survivors. Maybe its the huge horde of walkers they've come up against, that stopped the search. They find themselves in need of a little getaway, and a trunk seems like as good a spot as ever. A little jerry-rigging and the trunk becomes a safe haven. Daryl's bandanna is almost as good as duck tape in all its handy uses. They hide away while the super herd rolls past them. Come morning the walkers have gone, but the pair remain in the trunk until they deem it safe. They

TV Recap: Bitten "Prisoners" By: Sue The pack is left to clean up their losses yet again. This one has to be a little harder, as they scrub their kitchen clean of Antonio’s blood. Elena feels like they failed Antonio, and Clay admits that they did. And even worse of all their alpha Jeremy is sick. It’s not just blood loss, Jeremy tells Elena that he’s been poisoned. Clay plans to work on Cain to find out what was used, and Elena scrambles to find what she can, but Cain isn’t interested in talking. He’s changed himself into a big bad wolf to avoid it. Elena gets ready to go after the mutts. Clay doesn't want her to go alone, but Elena sees that this is the best option. She knows there was a woman involved, and she plans to find her and wring the information she needs out of her, but promises to call at the first sign of trouble. Nick is at his club, needed a place to clear his head. He meets with Jorge, who is so wrapped up in Nicks usually lifestyle, that h

Dark House Review By: Matt Cummings The B-movie slasher Dark House isn't so bad - but it could have been better. For many years, the B-slasher genre has been plagued by poor acting and low-budget gore, failing to garner the attention of mass audiences. Dark House proves that the latter is no longer a hindrance, but also demonstrates that the genre is getting closer to respectability. Nick ( Luke Kleintank ) has a unique gift: he can see a person's death merely by touching them. He knows how his mother (who checked herself into a mental institution) will die, but has never met his father. When his mother suddenly dies - exactly the way he had foreseen - Nick learns that not only is his father alive but that he may hold the key to understanding Nick's origin. He sets out with his pregnant girlfriend Eve ( Alex McKenna ) and his best friend Ray ( Anthony Rey Perez ) to uncover the truth, only to find that a dilapidated mansion from his distant memory holds the key t

By: Matt Cummings These are the March films which should get you to the theaters. After a surprisingly strong Winter movie season, March arrives with an intriguing lineup that feels more like something we'd see in Summer. Over the past few years, March has been interesting in that it seems more like a roll-out month than a leech, ready to usher in a strong April that ultimately leads us to Summer. That's good or bad depending on how you look at it, but one thing is for sure: there are a surprising amount of high profile releases that could either become impressive money-makers or duds that will quickly find their way to the Blu-ray bargain bin. For a schedule that includes a second Bible epic, a comic book adaptation, and a Muppet movie, March certainly arrives with six (or seven) movies that have peaked our interest. 300: Rise of an Empire (March 7th)   The original 300 was a masterpiece of cinema: beautifully violent, it ushered in a new way of film-making

In our second disastrous podcast, Matt complains about The Oscars while John delivers us the freshest movie news from around the Web.  Finally, we'll move into a review of the film  Non-Stop . Thanks to everyone for your continued support, and we'll see you at one of our screenings. Finally, please make sure to check out our website  SandwichJohnFilms.com  and make sure to like us on  Facebook  and follow us on  Twitter ! In our second disastrous podcast, Matt complains about The Oscars while John delivers us the freshest movie news from around the Web.  Finally, we'll move into a review of the film Non-Stop . Thanks to everyone for your continued support, and we'll see you at one of our screenings. Finally, please make sure to check out our website  SandwichJohnFilms.com  and make sure to like us on  Facebook  and follow us on  Twitter ! Check out this episode!