Welcome to Additional Crew, the spoiler-heavy review show where Adam and Nic choose whatever random film we want to talk about. Each episode is a different adventure.
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American History X (1998) - Additional Crew Film Review
“This racist propaganda psychobabble; he learned this nonsense, Murray, and he can unlearn it too.”Welcome to Additional Crew. Today we bring you “A neo-Nazi is released from prison a changed man and hopes to prevent his younger brother from following in his footsteps.” We are of course talking about Humpty Dumpty’s (aka Tony Kaye’s) film American History X. Widely known as the movie where Edward Norton was nominated for best actor for playing a white supremacist that performed a curb stomp, what does the movie really stand for? Is it worth re-visiting? Before we get into that I’m going to flatly state that this podcast is going to have to tackle some political, moral, and ethical ideas. This isn’t a movie that you can discuss without bringing anything up. We are not attempting to sway opinions on any political party directly, and we are not advertising for anyone to do anything other than thank about a movie and think about the relation to life.#movies #filmreview #americanhistoryx #90s #thriller #drama
24 Sept 2026
May (2002) - Additional Crew
“So, are we like best friends now that you've seen what's in my freezer? ”
Welcome to Additional Crew. Today we bring you “A socially awkward veterinary assistant with a lazy eye and obsession with perfection descends into depravity after developing a crush on a boy with perfect hands.” I am of course talking about Lucky Mckee’s second film, May from 2002. The film won 9 awards despite only being nominated for 8, an anomaly explained only in the annals of IMDB.
Featuring:
- Shoutouts to Chat Pile!
- Best New Finds
- Spoiler Free Review
- Spoiler Heavy Discussion
- Animal Cruelty Review
- Clip of the Week
#May #Horror #Review #Moviereview #luckymckee #filmreview #00s #indie
17 Sept 2026
The Reflecting Skin (1990) - Additional Crew Film Review
Welcome to Additional Crew. Today we bring you “In the 1950s, a young boy living with his troublesome family in rural USA fantasizes that a neighboring widow is actually a vampire, responsible for a number of disappearances in the area.” I am of course talking about Philip Ridley’s 1990 cult flick The Reflecting Skin. This British movie set in the remote location of Idaho seems to be a love-it or hate-it passion project of an artist. Do the Brits really know how to capture 1950s Americana? The Reflecting Skin, horror film, art house, cinematography, Twin Peaks, psychological horror, indie film, 1990s movies, film analysis, dark themes film analysis, horror, trauma, visual storytelling, child actor, filmmaking facts#horror #arthousecinema #cinematography #90s #cultmovies #filmreview #moviereview #hiddengems #surreal
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