Guiltless Pleasures (Junesploitation Edition): ATTACK OF THE 50 FOOT CHEERLEADER

by Adam Thas

Brooks Koepka. Seeing as how you’re reading this on a movie website, there is a good chance that you have no idea who that is.

Guiltless Pleasures: TROJAN WAR

by Adam Thas

Well, I screwed up. October 1st 2017 has come and gone, and we here at F This Movie! we were too wrapped up in Scary Movie Month that the 20th anniversary of Trojan War came and went.

Guiltless Pleasures: Eurotrip

by Adam Thas

I really wish I could tell you when I first saw Eurotrip, but at this point I’ve seen it so many times that it has become a blur. It never ceases to make me laugh, it’s got great characters, great comedic timing, and what may be the greatest cameo in cinema history. The plot is absurd, but this movie bleeds absurdity, so nothing ever feels unbelievable in the world it creates. It’s one of my favorite movies and one of my favorite comedies of all time. It’s endlessly watchable and serves as a standard for how I judge other comedies. Yes, I like it that much.

Guiltless Pleasures: Spice World

by Adam Thas

There are movies that we tell others about proudly; we put our stamp of approval on them and send our gold stars out into the world hoping that others will find the same love and pleasure out of their runtime that we received. There are also the movies we enjoy ironically. The terrible, terrible, beautiful messes that are works of trainwreck poetry. This column isn’t about those movies. This is about our dirty secrets. These are movies we love but keep hidden under the proverbial floorboards that in one moment could discredit every one of our opinions in every conversation, the fatal blow to any heated movie conversation. Every one of us movie lovers have them, and this is about celebrating the movies that we feel no shame for enjoying but which still remain nameless too often. These are our guiltless pleasures.