Too Much?: Joe Lynch on SUITABLE FLESH

 by Patrick Bromley

One of my favorite modern filmmakers talks about his new movie.

Review: SUITABLE FLESH

 by Patrick Bromley

One of my most anticipated movies of the year does not disappoint.

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 80

by Patrick Bromley

Some more streaming picks to help get you across the #Junesploitation finish line.

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 64

by Patrick Bromley

It's Super Bowl weekend! Watch movies instead.

Review: MAYHEM

by Patrick Bromley

This is the movie you're going to watch every time you have a bad day.

F This Movie! 395 - Joe Lynch Interview

To celebrate the one-year anniversary of our 18-hour F Breast Cancer live podcastathon, check out this previously unreleased interview with the great Joe Lynch, one of the most exciting genre filmmakers working today. Originally recorded July 9, 2016.

Review: Everly

by Patrick Bromley

Joe Lynch is having his moment.

Win a Copy of Holliston: Season Two on Blu-ray!

I love this show and now you can too!

Review: Knights of Badassdom

I promised myself I wasn't going to see it. I should have kept my promise.

Assholes, Please Release Joe Lynch's Cut of Knights of Badassdom, K Thanks

As promised, even if it's too little, too late.

10 Directors Who Need to Work More

Here are 10 filmmakers whose work is great, but who (for one reason or another) don't release films as often as many of their contemporaries. Let's hope this little has the power to change all that.

10 Superior Horror Sequels

by Patrick Bromley

A recent rewatch of Wrong Turn 2 (in conjunction with my piece on its director, Joe Lynch, and Holliston) got me thinking about horror sequels that surpass the originals. Not all of you will agree with all of my choices.

Why Holliston Matters

by Patrick Bromley

We don't often talk about TV shows at F This Movie!, because it's too much work to change the name of the site. But Holliston is a show created, written, directed by and starring two movie directors, so I thought it ok to bring up. If tomorrow ABC started airing a buddy cop show starring Steven Spielberg and Werner Herzog, we would have to acknowledge it. Also, I want to watch that show. Tell ABC.

Review: Chillerama

by Patrick Bromley

Horror anthologies can be so much fun and seem, on the surface, to be so audience-friendly that it's incredible there aren't more good ones. Think about it: there was 2007's Trick 'r Treat, which never even received a theatrical release and didn't see the light of day until it was dumped direct-to-DVD in 2009, and before that the last good horror anthology was...Creepshow? That's 25 years. Fucking criminal.