Friday Night Double Features Vol. 63

 by Adam Riske and Patrick Bromley

Pre-game for F This Movie! Fest on March 7th with these ten double features from the year 2000.

Reserved Seating: FORCES OF NATURE

The review duo (and Rosalie Lewis!) who close out Ben Affleck month with one of his most curious movies.

FTM 461 - PRACTICAL MAGIC

It may not be much of a horror movie, but that won't stop Patrick, Alejandra, and Adam Riske from starting a coven to talk witches and kitchen dancing.

Review: OCEAN'S 8

by Patrick Bromley

Anything boys can do girls can do with 3-5 fewer people.

While You Were Sleeping: RomCom is Not a Dirty Word

by Lexy Van Dyke

I hate the title “rom-coms" even though I use that word a lot. I joke about how much I love them, but it’s not really a joke. I truly, absolutely, adore them. This point is something I like to get across with any new movie friends. I sing their praises daily to an annoying degree.

F This Movie! - Demolition Man

Get ready for F This Movie Fest 4 by enhancing your calm with Patrick and Doug!

Heavy Action: Speed

by Patrick Bromley

Pop quiz, hotshot. You've got a first-time director, a star who's kind of a laughing stock and a premise so silly it inspires giggles. What do you do?

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (May 24)

I'm back! And I've brought the new Man of Steel trailer with me! It's OK Man of Steel -- you can stop now. You already have my money! In other preview news ... hey! Fat face! You! You stay classy!

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Nov. 30)

So many new trailerz this week, F-Heads! Now, no more shenanigans, no more tomfoolery, no more ballyhoo. Let's get right down to it.

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.