‘Deja View’: ‘Overlord’
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On this week’s “Deja View” Jake Leary brings in Colin Tessier and Liam Conway to talk about “Overlord.” The World War II zombie movie disappoints Jake and leaves Colin and Liam lost for words.
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On this week’s “Deja View” Jake Leary brings in Colin Tessier and Liam Conway to talk about “Overlord.” The World War II zombie movie disappoints Jake and leaves Colin and Liam lost for words.
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On this week’s episode of “Deja View,” host Jake Leary sits down with staff writer Liza Gillespie and Ithaca College screenwriting student Sean Murphy to complain about “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.” Much to the trio’s disappointment, Netflix’s take on the teenage witch doesn’t capture the magic of the character.
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On an extra spooky episode of “Deja View,” host Jake Leary is joined by Life and Culture Editor Kara Bowen and Sports Editor Dani Pluchinsky to talk about the most recent “Halloween” movie and over excitedly discuss their favorite slasher franchises.
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On a slightly more inappropriate episode of Deja View, Jake Leary, staff writer Natalie Newman and “We Need to Talk” host Sophia Adamucci discuss “Big Mouth,” Netflix’s most profane and provocative animated series.
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On this episode of Deja View, host Jake Leary is joined by Staff Writers Natalie Newman and Liza Gillespie to talk about the fourth version of “A Star is Born.” The 2018 version updates the story but doesn’t do enough to avoid the problematic tropes of previous iterations.
“Deja View” host Jake Leary sits down with Staff Writers Liam Conway and Liza Gillespie to talk about “Pacific Rim: Uprising.” In a surprisingly on-topic episode, the trio highlight the tonal inconsistencies and plot elements that make “Uprising” inferior to the 2013 original.
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