The team takes a trip down memory lane by visiting what made Scooby-Doo popular around the world. However, “Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island” breaks from some of the more traditional elements of the series. Are these differences enough to kill viewer nostalgia? Tune in to this week’s episode of Input 2 to find out more!
Blake and Matt break down the announcement of Guillermo Del Toro directing a new Pinocchio movie for Netflix.
'Bathtubs Over Broadway’ is a funny, endearing, and surprisingly heartfelt look into arguably one of the most niche sub-genres of theatre ever made.
Blake and Matt break down Elon Musk’s latest Twitter feud with Fortnite and the progress on his underground hyperloop tunnels.
‘Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’ is an epic and fun follow up to 'Origins.' While it suffers from a slow start and a dependence on grinding, it excels with fantastic characters, beautiful visuals, and brilliant, redefined gameplay, especially in its combat. It marks another success in the 'Assassin’s Creed' franchise.
‘In Our Wake’ is a disappointing album filled with generic riffs and choruses. Every song sounds the same due to a three-minute slog song structure that creates only a boring listen. If you are looking for more metal music to listen to that changes the genre and pushes the boundaries, then this isn’t it. All this album makes me want to do is go back and listen to their old songs like ‘Becoming the Bull’ and ‘Ravenous’. What Atreyu did with this album just isn’t enough.
'Weed the People' is a well researched documentary that is very well made and heartfelt. All of the children and their families shown in the film perfectly emphasize the film's stance and bring a human component to the controversial subject of legal cannabis. The film succeeds in making a compelling case while also calling viewers to action in a non-manipulative way.
