FTM 721: THE THREE MUSKETEERS (1993)

All for one and one for Patrick and Adam Riske.

1996 Week: FREEWAY

 by Rosalie Lewis

“Get your goddamn hands off my anatomy!” shrieks a teenage Reese Witherspoon to her skeezed out stepdad in an early scene from Matthew Bright’s teensploitation take on Little Red Riding Hood. A few minutes later, she’s hitting the road after her useless parental units get hauled off to jail. Maybe the grandmother she’s never met will save her from the horrors of the foster care system, so over the freeway and through the hood to grandmother’s house (or, in this case, trailer) she goes.

FTM 600: MIRRORS

Witness the end of an era (era) with Patrick and Adam Riske.

Redboxing: WHERE IS KYRA?

by Rob DiCristino

And why isn’t anyone talking about her movie?

Ferocious FREEWAY

by Robyn Buckley

"'Cause I'm pissed off, and the whole world owes me." – Vanessa Lutz

Off the Shelf: 1969 (Blu-ray)

by Patrick Bromley

See Jack Bauer and Iron Man when they were hippies!

Heath Holland On...The Three Musketeers (1993)

by Heath Holland

1993 week continues, you guys! I’m focusing on the Walt Disney Pictures/Caravan version of The Three Musketeers because I thought it was the COOLEST back in 1993. And you know what? I still do.

Heath Holland On...Kiefer, Lou and Renegades

Cinema’s great onscreen duos: Bud Abbot and Lou Costello. Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. Kiefer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Phillips?

F This Movie! - The Lost Boys

Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It's fun to be Patrick and Doug.

15 Lesser-Known TV Shows Based on Movies

A long time ago, we wrote about movies based on TV shows. But did you know it works the other way, too, and that some TV shows actually started out as movies? Anything is possible and the future is now. There are plenty of good TV shows that started out as movies: MASH, Friday Night Lights, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. At least, I've heard that people like MASH and Friday Night Lights; I've never seen either one, because no vampires. The point is this: there are way more terrible shows that started out as movies. Here are but a few.