10 Great Horror Movies Released Unrated

by Patrick Bromley

Some of the best and best-loved horror movies of all time bypassed the MPAA and we're better for it.

A Few Scary Movie Month Superlatives

by Rob DiCristino

Reflections on a spooky month well spent.

FTM 442 - EMPIRE PICTURES PARTY!

Celebrate Empire Pictures day for #Junesploitation as Patrick and Stephanie name some of their favorite Empire movies and get a little chatterbox sass.

Thrills, Chills, & Spills: RE-ANIMATOR

by JB

Travel back with me to 1985… does this watershed horror film still hold up more than thirty years later?

Stephanie's 10 Favorite Blu-rays of 2017

by Stephanie Crawford

As widely predicted, the internet has finally died off, and physical media will continue to dominate all comers.

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.)

F This Movie! - Barbara Crampton Interview

The greater-than-great Barbara Crampton talks with Patrick about her legendary career in horror and genre movies. This interview was originally recorded and broadcast during our live 18-hour F Breast Cancer! podcast-a-thon held July 9, 2016.

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.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 64

Obviously tomorrow we're all going to be participating in #FThisMovieFest, but here are some other 1985 great picks to watch the rest of the weekend.

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.