FTM 784: THE GRIFTERS

Patrick and Rosalie pull the ultimate con.

1998 Month Rewind: WILD THINGS 20 Years Later

by Adam Riske

Watch it with a couple of acquaintances. See what happens.

FTM 759: A SIMPLE PLAN

Patrick, Mike, and Adam Thas kick off 1998 month with a suitcase full of money.

FTM 758: BOUND

Patrick and Rosalie Lewis are making laundry day a very big deal.

Ranking the After Dark Neo-Noir Collection Vol. 3

by Patrick Bromley

My favorite Blu-ray releases have a new collection out and it's another winner.

Review: LOVE LIES BLEEDING

 by Rob DiCristino

“Pain is just weakness leaving the body.”

FTM 709: UNDERRATED NEO-NOIR PART 2

Patrick and Rosalie Lewis pick 10 more movies from one of their favorite genres.

Johnny California: THE LONG GOODBYE

 by JB

It is rare when a film can be both of a genre and a critique of that genre at the same time.

FTM 645: UNDERRATED NEO-NOIR

Patrick and Rosalie each name five of their favorite underrated neo-noir movies and take a detour into boy bands.

Noirvember 2021: Wake Up, Neo

 by Rosalie Lewis

If we were doing a free association exercise like they do in The Dark Mirror, which I just happened to watch today, and I said “Neo,” what would come to mind for you? Well, if I were playing this little game with myself, which wouldn’t make a lot of sense, I’d think of three things:

Camp Carolco: JOHNNY HANDSOME

 by Adam Riske

10 things about a Carolco Pictures release I finally saw after wanting to for over 30 years.

52/82: CHAN IS MISSING

 by Anthony King

This mystery is appropriately Chinese.

FTM 546: DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS

Patrick and JB walk real cool and catch everyone's eye.

Celluloid Ramblings: SERENITY (2019)

by JB

Serenity NOW!

Off the Shelf: BOUND (Blu-ray)

by Patrick Bromley

Olive Films gives a special edition upgrade to one of the best movies of the '90s.

Redboxing: TERMINAL

by Rob DiCristino

A neo-noir starring Margot Robbie, Simon Pegg, and Mike Myers. No, seriously.

FTM 443 - GATTACA

Patrick and Heath Holland are genetic mistakes.

Reserved Seating Goes All Pacino: INSOMNIA

by Rob DiCristino and Adam Riske

The review duo who have two thumbs (combined) and love movies.

WILD THINGS: 20 Years Later

by Adam Riske

Watch it with a couple of acquaintances. See what happens.

F This Movie! 394 - Drive

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