Odeon of Death Review of the Week: Terminator 8
18 July 2019
The Odeon of Death takes a look at the week’s events through the medium of cinema.
Terminator 8: Rise of the Contrarians (2019)
The year is 2020. As the Culture War rages on, Skynet sends its latest weapon, the Brendan 00000-N back in time to pursue Sarah Connor with its arsenal of pre-programmed hot takes and strawman gotchas.
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