Songs I Love From Movies I Watched During Scary Movie Month

 by Adam Riske

Some spooky tunes to blast during your Halloween parties.

2K Replay: SHAUN OF THE DEAD

 by Adam Riske

Nominated for “Best Comedy Film” at the British Comedy Awards. It lost to School of Rock.

FTM 611: THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY with Clark Collis

Patrick is joined by Clark Collis, Senior Staff writer at EW and author of You've Got Red On You, to talk about Nicolas Cage, zombie rom-coms, and the British crime film The Long Good Friday.

Movies is Good: 24-Hour Zombie-Thon!

 by JB

They won’t stay dead!

FTM 549: RE-DOING OUR FAVORITE MOVIES OF 2004

Patrick and Erika celebrate their anniversary week by re-doing their list of favorite movies from the year they got married.

Great Horror Performances: Simon Pegg in SHAUN OF THE DEAD

by Michael Pomaro

Anyone who has known me for more than 10 minutes knows that Edgar Wright’s Shaun of the Dead is one of my favorite movies. No matter how many times I watch it, and I watch it a lot, I discover new things to love about it. My wife and I caught it on cable a few weeks ago, so naturally we left it on. It was on this viewing that Simon Pegg’s performance stuck out to me in ways it never has before and it left me wondering why.

FTM 513 - SHAUN OF THE DEAD

Patrick and Rob have got red on them.

Queen Songs I Love from Movies

by Adam Riske

Seems appropriate since I was introduced to most of their songs in films.

F This Movie! Episode 12

Count down your favorite horror comedies with Patrick and Doug!

On Edgar Wright, Cornetto and The World's End

Patrick and Erich Asperschlager have more to say about Edgar Wright's latest movie.

Like You Were There: Adam Riske at the Edgar Wright Double Feature

On Friday, August 2nd, Mike Pomaro and I went to see a double feature of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz at the glorious Music Box Theatre in Chicago. Edgar Wright was in attendance to introduce the movies and he brought Simon Pegg and Nick Frost along for an extremely funny Q&A. Care to relive the evening with us? 

10 Horror Comedies

by Patrick Bromley

The horror comedy has proven to be a difficult genre to pull off successfully, because most attempts are neither funny nor scary. They're just monster movies with bad jokes. But it's Scary Movie Month, so let's take a look!

Review: Tucker & Dale vs. Evil

by Patrick Bromley

I recently got around to seeing Stake Land, the 2010 vampire movie that's pretty much Zombieland (right down to the "land" part) but with vampires. And it's deadly, deadly serious. Sometimes too serious. And while that seriousness sometimes dares to cross over into pretentiousness, I had to give it to the movie for sticking to its guns (wooden stakes) and never trying to crack jokes or waste time "satirizing" the "conventions" of the vampire "genre." We're living in the Age of Irony now, where there are quotes around everything and where it's way easier to to guard yourself against ever seeming too sincere or silly by letting the audience know that it's all a big goof anyway; if something seems lame it's because it's supposed to be lame or if it doesn't work it's because it's not supposed to work. It's "satire," see?