2K Replay: COYOTE UGLY

 by Adam Riske

Winner of Favorite Supporting Actress in a Comedy/Romance (Mario Bello) at the Blockbuster Entertainment Awards.

Reserved Seating Ranks the Pixars: MONSTERS INC.

by Adam Riske and Rob DiCristino

The review duo who aren’t scary and have little power.

ARACHNOPHOBIA: The "Thrill-omedy" Turns Thirty

by Brian Keiper

I must have been four or five, all dressed up and getting ready to go to church. My mom was standing behind me brushing my hair as we both stood in front of our large bathroom mirror. Suddenly, her face went ashen and her expression turned to stone-faced seriousness.

“Hold still!” she said, “there’s a spider in your hair.”

As I write these words, I still feel the terror I felt as a little kid in that moment. Would it bite me? How long had it been there? Had it laid eggs?

“April fool,” my mom said.

Reserved Seating Goes All Pacino: SEA OF LOVE

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The review duo that loves the Yankees but not enough to know what they look like.

F This Movie! 377 - Kong: Skull Island

People say Patrick and JB monkey around.

Riske Business: Great Performances of 2016

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No Place Like Home: 10 Cloverfield Lane

by Rob DiCristino

“After I've saved you and kept you safe, this is how you repay me?”

Cinema Bestius: The Big Lebowski

This week, we look at the man, the movie, the myth… The Big Lebowski. Many films become cult sensations; this film spawned a religion. Yes, the Pope of Film takes this very seriously.

Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane

by Patrick Bromley

So good. So sure to rub people the wrong way.

Movies I Love: MATINEE

by Patrick Bromley

Matinee isn't just my favorite movie of 1993; it's one of my favorite movies ever made.

Unsung!: True Stories

This here’s a song about people like us…

Review: Monsters University

by Adam Riske

I doubt I’ll remember anything about Monsters University at summer’s end. However, it’s an entertaining and charming movie in the moment. Cute is the right word to describe it.

Review: Red State

I have a suspicion that if Kevin Smith hadn't directed Red State, no one would be talking about it. That's because it's an unremarkable mess, interesting only because of where it fits into Smith's filmography. It's something "different" from the director -- it even obnoxiously says so on the movie poster -- but that alone does not make it very good.

F This Movie! - The Big Lebowski

Patrick and Doug just dropped in (to see what condition their condition was in).