Movies I Love: THE 'BURBS

 by Patrick Bromley

Celebrate '80s Comedy Day with an '80s comedy classic!

FTM 675: BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II

Patrick and Rob are living in Nightmare 1985.

FTM 656: LICENCE TO KILL

Patrick and Mike talk through Gentleman Timothy Dalton's second and final outing as 007 and praise the merits of a Miami Vice Bond.

FTM 628: CYBORG

Patrick is joined by Michael Scott (Action for Everyone) to talk JCVD and one of their favorite filmmakers.

CRAVIN' CRAVEN 12: SHOCKER

No more Mr. Nice Patrick and Heather.

FTM 593: A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 5: THE DREAM CHILD

Patrick and Adam Riske do their annual Flashback Weekend roundup before diving into their favorite unloved NoES sequel.

Camp Carolco: JOHNNY HANDSOME

 by Adam Riske

10 things about a Carolco Pictures release I finally saw after wanting to for over 30 years.

Reserved Seating Celebrates Cannon Films Day: CYBORG

by Adam Riske and Rob DiCristino

The review duo who are named after guitar companies.

FTM Rewind: DO THE RIGHT THING

No new show this week, but this episode from 2012 feels appropriate.

Reserved Seating Swings for the Fences: MAJOR LEAGUE

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The review duo who apologize in advance for nitpicking Major League.

Heavy Action: THE PUNISHER (1989)

by Patrick Bromley

Not all Punishers are created equal.

ROAD HOUSE: The League of Extraordinary Bouncers

by Cass Cannon

It seems that some folks are just born heroes.

FTM 431 - THE F THIS MOVIE FEST 7 SHOW

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)

Heavy Action: CYBORG

by Patrick Bromley

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

The Happy and Heartwarming HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS

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.

I Gave Her My Heart, She Gave Me a Pen: Loss in SAY ANYTHING

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.

1989 and the Immersion of Indie Cinema

by Lexy Van Dyke

1989 was a giant punctuation point between decades.

Songs We Love from 1989 Movies

by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

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

SANTA SANGRE and the Arms of Trauma

by Alejandra Gonzalez

“You will never be free of me. I am inside of you”

THE LITTLE MERMAID: Part of Your World

by Heath Holland

When it comes to Disney movies, The Little Mermaid was my first love.