HOOP DREAMS: Looking Back After 30 Years

by Erika Bromley

I reflect on my favorite documentary and make Patrick uncomfortable.

Staying Positive: RENAISSANCE MAN

 by Adam Thas

The trailer did me dirty.

1994 Week: HEAVENLY CREATURES

 by Rosalie Lewis

“Another night, another dream, but always you… You feel joy, you feel pain, ‘cause nothing will be the same.”

Reserved Seating: THE CROW/THE SHADOW

The review duo (with special guests Jan and JB!) who chat about The Crow and The Shadow.

Hungry for 1994: Movie Snacks with Jan and JB

 by Jan Bottiglieri and JB

We're gakking it up for this year's FTM Fest.

FTM 713 - THE 1994 SHOW

Patrick and Erika celebrate 1994 week by counting down their favorite movies of that year.

You're Mine, Pom-Pom: A Look Back at LITTLE GIANTS

 by Joel Edmiston

There’s a story from my childhood that’s often told by my mother. I was perhaps 3 or 4 years old. A sweet, old lady said hello to me at a store, and I looked up at her and said in an aggressive and antagonistic tone, “You’re mine, Pom-Pom”. That’s a line I learned from Spike, a secondary antagonist in the 1994 film, Little Giants, my first ever favourite movie.

Johnny California: ED WOOD

by JB

Kathy O’Hara

Eddie's the only fella in town who doesn't pass judgment on people.

Ed Wood

That's right. If I did, I wouldn't have any friends.

15 Things About PULP FICTION

 by Adam Riske

Kick off 1994 Week with some odds and ends about my third favorite movie of all-time.