F This Movie!: July 2016

by Patrick Bromley

In honor of my trip out to L.A. this week, here are some L.A. movies to watch on Netflix this weekend!

by Adam Thas

Since 1997, I’ve had a Love/Hate relationship with Mortal Kombat: Annihilation as one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen in the theater, while also being one of my favorite movie going experiences.

by Patrick Bromley

Fourteen years seems like a lifetime ago.

by Rob DiCristino

“What came first, the music or the misery?”

by Heath Holland

These people have figured out how to make every day a Disney vacation.

by Cass Cannon

Get weird with me.

by Adam Riske

Good for what it is but maybe bad for what it represents.

This outstanding, entertaining film has been so written about and discussed that I considered spending this entire column talking about the stamps. Even though it’s just a three-cent stamp; people don’t much use the three-cent. Of course, whenever they raise the postage, people need the little stamps…

Patrick, Mike and Adam Thas celebrate 50 years of Star Trek and bounce back from Into Darkness.

I like the loud beats and the shouting!

by Patrick Bromley

If you're all done watching Stranger Things, watch these movies this weekend!

by JB

Have you ever been so bored you feel like throwing up just to relieve the tedium?

by Rob DiCristino

Rob’s DVD shelf is getting a little maintenance – deathmatch-style.

by Melissa Uhrin

Creepy children songs and horror movies go together like beans and farts.

by Patrick Bromley

This one is probably unfair, because I don't know if any summer can compare to the summer of '82.

by Heath Holland

I love it and I hate it.

by Adam Riske

A movie you simply have to see.

This delightful, one-of-a-kind film has been written about so extensively, trying to come up with something new to say about it leaves me wishing that I only had a brain.

Patrick and Erich Asperschlager answer the call.

by Patrick Bromley

Netflix may not add new stuff as often as we'd like, but here are four recent additions that are well worth watching.

Jan B. visits the 18-hour podcast-a-thon to talk with Patrick about her own experience with cancer and the movies that helped her through it.

by Mark Ahn

The golden age of kung fu’s first star.

by Adam Riske

Yes and no.

by Heath Holland

Billy Idol gets it.

Patrick talks to writer/director Adam Green (Hatchet, Frozen, Holliston) as part of the F Breast Cancer! live podcast-a-thon recorded July 9, 2016.

Here's the first hour of our 18-hour live podcast-a-thon recorded July 9, 2016, in which JB reports from Monster Bash in Pittsburgh.

by Patrick Bromley

This has been a bad summer at the movies. Not all summers have been.

A gang of outlaw cowboys disguised as federal troops ride up to a railroad office. The film’s opening credits begin, alternating with scenes of their bold robbery. Outlaw leader Pike Bishop shouts, “If they move, kill ‘em!” and the final credit appears on screen: “Directed by Sam Peckinpah."

by Rob DiCristino

“I can do anything. I’m the chief of police.”

by Patrick Bromley

We owe everyone more than 7,000 thank yous.

by Patrick Bromley

Check out the full 18-hour lineup for our podcast-a-thon this Saturday!

by Adam Riske

In the early ‘90s, my life was all about movie swag…video games, trading cards etc.

by Melissa Uhrin

I believe in the inevitability of a zombie apocalypse.
I believe in ghosts.
And I believe that when I'm walking through the rocky mountains, I am in equal parts danger of mauling by a grizzly or a Sasquatch.

by Rob DiCristino

“Put some skates on. Be your own hero.”

by Heath Holland

With a new Star Trek movie just around the corner, I’m a nervous wreck.

by Cass Cannon

My love for A24 knows no limits. Not even a dead, farting corpse could keep me away from the theater...if anything it drew me to it. I’m talking, of course, about the summer’s weirdest breakout film: Swiss Army Man.

by Patrick Bromley

There's no new podcast today, but we promise to make it up to you with a live 18-hour show this Saturday.

by Patrick Bromley

Just remember all the good the Purge does.

“See this? This is this. This ain’t something else. This is this.”

Let's celebrate everything that's good about the world. Like this picture.

by Patrick Bromley

Our Netflix picks return to normal with some alternatives to current releases.

by JB

You know, you are really pretty. You should be a model.

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