Friday the 13th is one of the longest running horror franchises to date. It mainly focused on a boy who, due to negligence of the camp staff, drowns at Camp Crystal Lake. Decades later, the lake is rumored to have a “death curse” and becomes the setting for a series of mass murders. Jason Voorhess is featured
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! It’s Friday the 13th y’all! And what better way to celebrate this macabre spooky day than to watch a Friday the 13th movie, so we did. We watched the latest in the series, the 2009s Friday the 13th, staring that guy from Supernatural looking
In a time of movie oversaturation, it’s tough to stand out in a crowd, especially when it comes to the horror genre. These days films are judged by their budgets instead of the creativity put into them. That means films like Frankenstien’s Army unfortunately fly below most people’s radar. That’ll be too bad for them,
Riddick fans rejoice! The long awaited but unlikely anticipated sequel to the Riddick franchise has come to the big screen. Championed by its star Vin Diesel, who’s been rumoring it’s slow progress for the nearly 10 years since he last portrayed the space badass in Chronicles of Riddick, this sci-fi action flick delivers exactly what
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week the guys take a crazy turn and watch John Carpenter’s 1986 cult movie Big Trouble in Little China. We discuss other Carpenter movies we like and the ones we don’t. We also give some love to Kurt “Snake Plissken” Russell
If you took the movie Speed, The Transporter, and add just a little dash of any of the Fast and Furious films, but then took out any and all elements that make those movies good, you’d have Getaway, directed by Courtney Solomon, whose only real credit is directing 2000’s Dungeons & Dragons. After seeing Getaway, I hope this is
You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week the guys go back to summer camp American style with 2000s Wet Hot American Summer. A crazy little movie chock full great comedians doing amazingly funny things. We also discuss how the internet broke twice in one week: Batfleck and
With all good things there is always an end. With that, The Cornetto Trilogy has reached its end. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, along with director Edgar Wright, the geniuses that brought their genera filled adventures starting with 2004’s horror inspired Shaun of the Dead, seconded by the 2007 action themed Hot Fuzz, finish off with
Trailers can be the worst thing to happen to a movie. In 1:30 minutes, a lasting impressing needs to be made that leaves the audience wanting more. You’re Next is currently suffering from this problem, as its trailers make it look more like a rip off of The Strangers than the incredible experience that it is.