Notes on Film: Drop the Pretense

 by Anthony King

I don't want a “that guy” reputation.

My 5 Favorite Junesploitation 2021 Discoveries

 by Patrick Bromley

Some highlights from the wildest month of the year!

Reserved Seating: Time Capsule Picks - Part 1 (2010-2014)

by Adam Riske and Rob DiCristino

What film from each year of this decade would we leave behind for future generations?

FTM Rewind: 24 Hours of Movies: Happy Birthday Erika!

by Patrick Bromley

It's Erika's birthday, so let's flash back to January 2017 at a 24 hour movie marathon programmed just for her.

F This Movie! 394 - Drive

Patrick and Mark Ahn are real human beings and real heroes.

24 Hours of Movies: Happy Birthday, Erika

by Patrick Bromley

Celebrate the birth of my favorite girl with 24 hours of movies picked just for her.

What's Your Favorite Against-Type Performance?

Different looks good on them.

F This Movie! - Our Favorite Movies of 2011

 Patrick, Doug and JB saw hundreds of movies in 2011. These are their favorites.

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Our Favorite Movies of 2011, Part Two (Mike & Erika)

Two more 'Best of 2011' lists, this time from Mike Pomaro and Erika Bromley. We're almost done. We promise.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (August 19)

Now that a big chunk of trailers for next year's tent pole films have been released, we're getting slammed with snoozers. Dreck. Basura. Shitty movies, is what I'm saying. Stuff like Underworld: Awakening (release date: May 18, 2012) and A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas (release date: Nov. 4, 2011), which is pretty typical for late summer/early fall (right before "Awards Season" [tm]). HOWEVER, at least Underworld and Harold & Kumar know exactly what they are -- very specific types of movies (i.e., lame) made for very specific types of people (i.e., not me). Two of the three movies after the jump are just plain bad (though the last one looks awesome). Well, "bad" might be the wrong word. Boring? Misguided? Superfluous? You tell me.