FTM 659: 2022 HOLIDAY SHOW

It's the annual holiday show with Patrick and Adam celebrating another Travolta/Cage Christmas!

Heavy Action: ERASER

by Patrick Bromley

The end of an era. (Era.)

Welcome to Prime Time: A Look Back at Dream Warriors

by Anya Novak

Thirty years ago this week, audiences flocked to the theater to see the release of the third Nightmare on Elm Street film. Dream Warriors has since topped horror fans’ NOES rankings and stands as my personal favorite of the entire franchise. When it comes time to choose an Elm Street movie to watch, I keep returning to Weston Hills Psychiatric Hospital to witness a group of troubled teens turn their weaknesses into strengths, and go toe-to-toe with pure evil.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 179

by Patrick Bromley

Happy Memorial Day weekend! With #Junesploitation kicking off next week, here are some picks for the first few days!

Movies I Love: The Blob (1988)

by Patrick Bromley

Chuck Russell's 1988 take on The Blob is one of the three best horror remakes of all time. It's also one of the best horror movies of the '80s and one of my favorite horror movies of all time.

Riske Business: The Mask 20 Years Later

Patrick, Adam Thas (BETA!) and I revisit director Chuck Russell’s The Mask and chat about important things such as pet peeves, pet dogs and wanting to pet Cameron Diaz.

F This Movie! - The Nightmare on Elm Street Franchise

Patrick and Mike close out Scary Movie Month with their annual franchise retrospective, this time turning their attention to the man with burns on his face, knives for fingers and hundreds of horrible, horrible jokes.

Heavy Action: Kull the Conqueror / The Scorpion King

What is it that makes an action star? Why do some "pop" and others don't? Steven Seagal becomes a movie star and works consistently for two decades, while Jeff Speakman disappears almost immediately after The Perfect Weapon is engineered to make him a household name. Michael Jai White has incredible chops (both literal and figurative), but hasn't enjoyed one third as much success as Wesley Snipes. Then there's polar opposites Kevin Sorbo and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who met with very different career fates despite being launched as action stars in very, very similar movies.