Your 2017 Junesploitation Primer

by Patrick Bromley

These next 30 days are going to change you as a person.

F This Movie! 388 - Silver Bullet

In this special two-part crossover event, Patrick and Saturday Night Movie Sleepovers co-host Blake Fichera cover a pair of 1985 werewolf movies. First up is this underrated Stephen King classic!

Full Moon Fever: Puppet Master II

by Patrick Bromley

Good things (still) come in small packages.

Reserved Seating: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

Rob really wishes they saw Baywatch instead.

Weekend Open Thread

Time is almost up. This is your last chance for pie.

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 33

by Patrick Bromley

Some good indie horror, a Bond tribute and the first day of #Junesploitation make up this week's streaming picks.

In Another Castle: Misplacing Affections in Ex Machina

by Rob DiCristino

“Did we ever get past the chess problem?”

Reserved Seating: Gripehouse 2: Gripes Lightning!

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The review duo becomes a trio this week with the hottest takes this side of your last trigger warning think piece.

The Screwball Delights of The Palm Beach Story

by Lexy Van Dyke

“Have you ever heard the one about the heiress, the train and the case of mistaken identity?”

Announcing Junesploitation 2017!

by Patrick Bromley

It's time again for the craziest 30 days of the year!

What's Your Pleasure: A Look Back at Hellraiser

by A.M. Novak

“I have seen the future of horror, and his name is Clive Barker.”
-Stephen King

Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Childhood Nightmares, Toon Town and Race

by Cass Cannon

Who Framed Roger Rabbit scared me as a kid. And as an adult, aspects of it are much, much worse.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park 20 Years Later

by Adam Riske

Adam’s very angry.

F This Movie! 387 - Alien: Covenant

In space, no one can hear Patrick and JB be disappointed.

Weekend Open Thread

I want to talk about movies but sometimes my arms bend back.

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 32

by Patrick Bromley

Outside the world burns, but look at this lineup of stuff you should watch!

On Gods and Monsters

by Patrick Bromley

I know this isn't about movies. Sorry about that.

Redboxing: Gold & War on Everyone

by Rob DiCristino

This week, we celebrate corruption, apathy, ignorance, and rage. It’s fun!

An Appreciation of Lowriders

by Adam Riske

I’m in the goddamn car club, aren’t I?

Win a Copy of Get Out on Blu-ray!

by Jerry Smith

We're giving away one of the year's best movies!

F This Movie! 386 - The Year So Far (2017)

Get caught up on 2017 movies with Patrick and JB.

Women Who Kill

by Alejandra Gonzalez

As a faithful fan of horror (and simply as a woman in general), being able to feel accurately represented in the movies I watch has always been of utmost importance to me.

Back to 1955: Bad Day at Black Rock

by Heath Holland

In a town like Black Rock, a lot can happen in 24 hours.

Review: Awakening the Zodiac

by Jerry Smith

While there have been more than handful of films based on the notorious Bay Area Zodiac murders, let’s be honest here: there will most likely never be one that will hold a candle to David Fincher’s 2007 Zodiac. What Fincher accomplished with that film is nothing short of creating a masterpiece and it’s kind of like that thought of “well, where do we go from here and why bother?” Thankfully, Jonathan Wright’s Awakening the Zodiac does something very unexpected and refreshing: it gives us viewers a completely unique film, one that serves as a hybrid of true crime and fictional, engrossing storytelling.

Reserved Seating: King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

I didn’t vote for him.

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 31

by Patrick Bromley

I'm on vacation with the family, JB and Jan right now, but I couldn't let the weekend go by without giving you all some stuff to watch!

Riske Business: 1950s, Movies & More With My Mom

by Adam Riske

In honor of Mother’s Day, I asked my mom about all things 1950s and present from movies to fads to all other things pop culture.

The Masculine Physique

by Cass Cannon

I found Male Tenderness in a Super Buff Place.

Get Busy Living: Creed

by Rob DiCristino

“Time beat him. Time takes everybody out. It’s undefeated.”

I'll Watch Anything!: Deuces Wild

by Adam Riske

Spider-Man wasn’t the only movie to celebrate its 15 year anniversary last week.

Back to 1955: To Catch a Thief

by Heath Holland

Alfred Hitchcock directs this cat-and-mouse game. But who is the cat and who is the mouse?

Off the Shelf: Caltiki the Immortal Monster (Blu-ray)

by Patrick Bromley

The Italians do their take on The Blob and make it scary.

Reserved Seating: Sleight (Spoiler Review)

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The review duo who knows what card you’re holding.

F This Movie! 385 - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

Kick off Summer 2017 with Patrick and Erich Asperschlager! They don't know what Cheers is.

Weekend Open Thread

The summer movie season is upon us!

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 30

by Patrick Bromley

None of these movies feature talking racoons or adorable baby trees. Sorry about that.

Heavy Action: Silk

by Patrick Bromley

The '80s were a tough time for female action heroes.

Back to 1955: The Sea Chase

by Heath Holland

John Wayne stars in this World War II drama that is anything but conventional.

Reserved Seating: The Circle

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The review duo that went fully transparent and all it took was a Beck concert.

F This Movie! 384 - Death to Smoochy

Patrick and Rob DiCristino bake up a batch of dick cookies and try to murder each other.

Full Moon Fever: Bleed

by Patrick Bromley

An historic entry in the Full Moon catalogue. For real!

While You Were Sleeping: RomCom is Not a Dirty Word

by Lexy Van Dyke

I hate the title “rom-coms" even though I use that word a lot. I joke about how much I love them, but it’s not really a joke. I truly, absolutely, adore them. This point is something I like to get across with any new movie friends. I sing their praises daily to an annoying degree.

Riske Business: The Grab Bag Vol. 4

by Adam Riske

The bag is now empty. Enjoy these last few crazy clips!

Review: Small Crimes

by Patrick Bromley

Evan Katz's follow-up to the great Cheap Thrills in on Netflix and you can watch it right now!