Notes on Film: It Came From Beyond

by Anthony King

The streak ends thanks to the beach.

Shelf Life: 1986

by Erika Bromley and Patrick Bromley

“Shelf Life” is taking a one-week break from its usual alphabetical format to celebrate 1986 week here at F This Movie! The good news is that instead of only watching two movies for this installment, we’re watching a whole bunch.

#ScaryMovieMonth Double Features

by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

Let us help plan your month.

Riske Business: 12 More Underrated Horror Movies

by Adam Riske

I haven’t done a Scary Movie Month underrated list in a few years. I owe you one.

10 Great Barbara Crampton Performances

by Patrick Bromley

Today, we celebrate a great actor who does a lot of great work. I love her. (Shhhh...no one tell her.)

Director Essentials: Stuart Gordon

by Patrick Bromley

Chicago's own Master of Horror has never made a movie I don't like.

Full Moon Fever: 21 Essential Full Moon Movies

by Patrick Bromley

Wondering what to watch on Full Moon day for #Junesploitation? Here are 21 options.

Like You Were There: Full Moon Roadshow Comes to Chicago

 

I'm always jealous of the people living in places like Los Angeles and Austin who are able to take advantage not just of the regular programming at theaters like the New Beverly and the Alamo Drafthouse, but also the special events (QT Fest, or Harry Knowles' Butt-Numb-a-Thon, or The Wright Stuff or Dante's Inferno) that never make their way to Chicago. I'm also frustrated that so few bloggers (of which there is a tremendous shortage) take the time to write about those experiences, so that those of us who are thousands of miles away and only dreaming about attending can live vicariously through their words. With that in mind, we at F This Movie! would like to introduce a semi-recurring (?) feature: "Like You Were There." In the first installment, Charles Band and Full Moon Entertainment hit the Windy City with a triple bill of Stuart Gordon/Jeffrey Combs/Barbara Crampton classics and the world premiere of Evil Bong 3D: The Wrath of Bong. Not all movies are created equal.