Johnny Showtime: THIS IS SPINAL TAP

 by JB

What do you say about a 40-year-old comedy that has become iconic?

FTM 776: PURPLE RAIN

Patrick is joined by Prince megafans Erika and Adam Thas to talk about one of the greatest rock movies of all time for Junesploitation Rock and Roll Day.

FTM 724: ALMOST FAMOUS

Patrick and Doug are uncool.

FTM 702: VELVET GOLDMINE

Patrick and Rosalie Lewis put on their best glam outfits to talk Todd Haynes' 1998 rock epic.

Reserved Seating: THE RUNAWAYS

The review duo (and Patrick) who run away from cherry bombs.

FTM 573: HEAD

Patrick and JB get the funniest looks from everyone they meet.

FTM 572: THE DOORS

Patrick and Adam break on through.

A Movie I'm Thankful For: THAT THING YOU DO!

by Rob DiCristino

“I led you here, sir, for I am Spartacus.”

Celluloid Ramblings: Farkly Darkly

by JB

“Is everybody in? Is everybody in? Is everybody in? The ceremony is about to begin…”

FTM 447 - SCHOOL OF ROCK

Patrick and Alejandra know you're not hardcore unless you live hardcore.

8 Movies About Girl Bands

by Patrick Bromley

Girls rock!

Heath Holland On...Muscle Shoals

by Heath Holland

Take a trip to the Heart of Dixie with me.

I'll Watch Anything!: Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park

by Patrick Bromley

YOU WANTED THE BEST, YOU GOT...this.

Junesploitation Day 29: Rock and Roll!

Hey ho, let's go!

Review: Love and Mercy

by Adam Riske

One of my favorite movies of the year so far.

Heath Holland On...Rebel Beat: The Story of L.A. Rockabilly

by Heath Holland

If rockabilly music is cool, then a documentary about rockabilly MUST be straight out of the fridge, daddy-o.

Review: Rudderless

by Patrick Bromley

"A ship without a rudder's like a ship without a rudder's like a ship without a rudder." - Evan Dando

Heath Holland On...Super Duper Alice Cooper

by Heath Holland

Hello, Hooray! The king of exploitation rock finally gets a film worthy of his musical legacy.

Drunk on Foolish Pleasures: Quadrophenia

Last week, in response to my award-winning column on Tommy, charming and delightful reader Myke brought up that "other" film from The Who: Quadrophenia. Therein lies a tale.

Heath Holland On...A Rock 'n Roll Horror Double Feature

These two films from opposite sides of the tracks were made to be together.