Reserved Seating: Tubi Halloween 2024

The review duo (with special guest Leo Brady!) who fire up Tubi to watch Bad Moon, The Crazies (1973), & The Pit and the Pendulum (1991).

Scary Movie Double Features

 by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

Make your evening spookier with ten double features curated by Patrick and Adam!

Backdrafts: George A. Romero's RESIDENT EVIL

 by Rob DiCristino

Would the zombie godfather have survived Raccoon City?

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 41

by Patrick Bromley

This week's picks honor the great George A. Romero, who thankfully has a lot of movies available for streaming. I miss you, George, but your movies help.

F This Movie! 397 - The Downeaster Alexa

Doug returns after a long absence (like, a long absence) so he and Patrick can discuss the passing of George Romero, answer listener questions and get replaced by artificial intelligence.

Second Comings: Dawn(s) of the Dead

by Alejandra Gonzalez

As someone who used to be impartial to anything that dealt with zombies, I thought it would be interesting to revisit the movie that changed that forever and its remake, which celebrates its 13th birthday this week. Before having seen George Romero’s 1978 masterpiece, Dawn of the Dead, I would argue that “zombie” movies all followed the same formula and that zombies (and movies about them) were lame as hell. Upon recently revisiting both the classic and its 2004 remake (Zack Snyder’s directorial debut), I realized that I was VERY wrong. How could that be true when even a zombie movie remake could be SO different from its iconic original? In the case of Dawn of the Dead, it’s almost like watching two completely different movies, which in turn makes my job here a little harder. Either way, here I go.

Heath Holland On...Monster Movie Makeup Men

by Heath Holland

These guys made the monster real.

F This Movie! - Our Favorite Horror Directors

Heather Wixson returns as she and Patrick name some of their favorite masters of horror.

This or That: Dawn of the Dead (1978) vs. Dawn of the Dead (2004)

by Patrick Bromley and Doug Schultz

Patrick and Doug are best friends who don't always see eye to eye on movies. They don't fight! Just disagree. And their first disagreement is about zombie movies.

Director Essentials: George A. Romero

by Patrick Bromley

"I'm like my zombies. I won't stay dead." - George A. Romero

Six Horror Movies Almost Directed by Someone Else

by Patrick Bromley

Some famous horror movies nearly went down very different paths.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (October 14)

Here at F This Movie!, #ScaryMovieMonth is a sacred time. A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, a time to reap that which is planted. A time for zombies. But, most importantly, it is a time to WATCH SCARY MOVIES! We're doing our part. Are you doing yours? To help get you in the mood (no filmo), here are some timeless(?) trailers from yesteryear's horror movies. Enjoy!

F This Movie! - F Zombie Movies!

Scary Movie Month continues as Patrick and JB discuss their favorite zombie movies. And eat brains. BRRRRAAAAAAAAINS.



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Also discussed this episode: The Curse of Frankenstein, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931), Dead & Buried, The Pit and the Pendulum (1961)

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