F This Movie!: March 2018

March came in like a lion but goes out like a Lifeforce.

by Patrick Bromley

It's a new video series from our friend Kevin Maher!

by Patrick Bromley

End the month with these excellent streaming picks.

by Patrick Bromley

The last 24-hour marathon this month features a bunch of horror movies that not enough people like.

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The first entry in our new baseball movie retrospective, just in time for Opening Day!

by Heath Holland

Though it’s more often mocked than admired, this made-for-TV movie was a stepping stone in the careers of quite a few people, especially John Travolta.

Patrick and Robyn Buckley help each other fill in the gaps in their movie watching by assigning each other three films they need to see.

by Rob DiCristino

Pack it in, pitches.

by JB

They say you have your whole life to write your first album and then six months to write your second.

by Alejandra Gonzalez

“I can’t carry it for you...but I can carry you.”

by Adam Riske

A rundown on new releases!

by Patrick Bromley

Enjoy it while it lasts, people.

by Rob DiCristino

This movie could eat the ass out of a dead rhinoceros.

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The review duo that's always in touch with their inner child.

by Heath Holland

In John Wayne’s final film, old legends die hard.

Patrick and Stephanie pick the perfect movie for every day of the week.

by Patrick Bromley

Satan has chosen his victims. The battle with evil has begun.

by JB

It’s an all-Ed Wood-penned Shitfest!

by Patrick Bromley

Lauren Ashley Carter x 2? I have to watch this one twice.

by Adam Riske

Watch it with a couple of acquaintances. See what happens.

Happy Mark Jones Day!

by Patrick Bromley

Sixty-nine, dudes!

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The review duo who have second act problems.

by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

Ten double features perfect for impressing the bowling alley girl who smokes.

by Rob DiCristino

Break’s over.

by Heath Holland

Equal parts supernatural horror, martial arts, and Blaxploitation, nothing can prepare you for how much fun Devil’s Express truly is.

Patrick goes it alone for another feature-length commentary, this time on one of his favorite movies from his favorite director. RIP Tobe Hooper.

by Patrick Bromley

Spend a day and a night with me in the City of Brotherly Love!

by JB

Arrow Video comes through once again with a pristine transfer of one of the most impressive directorial debuts in film history…

by Patrick Bromley

It's the first (and only other) feature from the director of Blood Rage!

by Adam Riske

It’s The Hurricane (1999) meets Heist (2001).

Look up. Look down. Now look at Mr. Frying Pan.

by Patrick Bromley

There are movies and then there are movies.

by Rob DiCristino

Silent Bob cheated death last week, and I’d like to give him a hug.

by Patrick Bromley

You never forget your first.

by Adam Riske

Some quick thoughts on four films now in theaters.

by Adam Riske and Alejandra Gonzalez

There are decent looking movies coming out!

by Heath Holland

This is probably not the Taxi Driver piece that you’re expecting.

by Cass Cannon

It seems that some folks are just born heroes.

by JB

Another semester… another book report on a movie…

Here it is! Our live podcast recorded immediately after F This Movie Fest 7 on March 3, 2018, celebrating the films of 1989. Thanks again to Erich Asperschlager for the opening song! (soundcloud.com/erich-asperschlager)

by Patrick Bromley

This is the movie that made me a JCVD fan for life.

by Robyn Buckley

I love Rick Moranis. That’s a fairly well-documented fact as I am not shy about admitting my fondness for him. He is one of the earliest celebrity crushes that I can recall. My affection for him is mainly rooted in a deep love for Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, but that is an article for another time. Many other movies cemented my love, and for 1989 week I will be focusing on Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. So join me in shrinking down and going back in time to 1989.

by Adam Thas

I’m assuming, and hoping that any of you reading this have seen Say Anything, and if you haven’t, you should watch it now, and then watch it again. It’s one of my three all-time favorite movies (it switches between which one I’ve seen most recently) and in my opinion it’s perfect.

by Lexy Van Dyke

1989 was a giant punctuation point between decades.

by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

Patrick and Adam pick selections for your pre-F This Movie Fest 7 tailgate.

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