More times than not these days, a television show casts a spell on the entertainment viewing audience. Movie lovers can’t help but notice the shift, as it’s relied on streaming networks to release the boldest of films. Netflix started this trend and still keeps a stranglehold on today thanks to shows like “Tiger King: Murder, … More The Frank O. Pinion Radio Movie Dose: Netflix’s ‘Tiger King’ making television viewing exotic

This week, listeners got a little bit of everything on The Large Morning Show in the Afternoon with Frank O. Pinion and company. In addition to a couple new movie reviews, including one that was incredibly brief, fans of the show got to hear some old classics revisited. Tim Woodburn and Trevor “Limey” Phillips unleashed … More The Frank O. Pinion Radio Movie Dose: ‘The Hunt’ is an engaging distraction for moviegoers

Every week on The Large Morning Show in The Afternoon, there’s a group of guys in a studio chatting about movies and television shows. Inside of it all, there’s always a lurking joke or burn awaiting every line reading and word pronunciation. It’s all part of the plan and the segment. Before I can say … More The Frank O. Pinion Radio Movie Dose: ‘The Way Back’ is Ben Affleck’s best work

Frank O. Pinion gave me a shot. Over two years ago, I first joined Frank in the afternoon on a Tuesday. Being in a studio lives on its own island. Call-ins don’t count or play on the same court. I’ll be honest and say it wasn’t easy being on his show those first few times. … More How Frank O. Pinion made me a better film critic

Horror films don’t have it easy with me. I’ve seen way too many and therefore leave impressed by few of the newer one’s twists. The supernatural, slasher, spell-casting, and chainsaw-wielding killer doesn’t thrill me enough. Sorry, Michael Myers in your next “Halloween” reincarnation. “The Invisible Man,” adapted and written by Leigh Whannell, was something different. … More The Frank O. Pinion Radio Movie Dose (AUDIO): Why ‘The Invisible Man’ is worth your time