Johnny Showtime: GOOD FORTUNE

 by JB

Looking for a “feel good about humanity film” for the holidays? I’ve got you covered.

2K Replay: THE 40 YEAR-OLD VIRGIN

 by Adam Riske

Nominated for “Best On-Screen Team” (Steve Carell, Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen, Romany Malco) at the MTV Movie Awards. They lost to Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson in Wedding Crashers.

Review: THE FABELMANS

 by Rob DiCristino

Magic.

A Lockdown Movie Marathon

by Rob DiCristino

Meditations in an emergency.

Review: LONG SHOT

by Patrick Bromley

Saving the romantic comedy, one f-bomb at a time.

Review: Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising

by Adam Riske

A rare comedy sequel that doesn’t suck.

I Feel Franco

by Melissa Uhrin

It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel Franco.

Review: The Night Before

by Patrick Bromley

Ho ho ho.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 113

We're going pretty mainstream this week! We're sorry/you're welcome.

Review: Neighbors

by Adam Riske

Neighbors is the type of movie where you have a grin on your face even when you aren’t laughing.

Heath Holland On...Fanboys

I’m sticking up for a film that The Force couldn’t quite save a few years ago.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Sep. 6)

This is one of the best trailers I've seen in a while. Careful: it's rated "R." #DadJokes

Review: This is the End

This is the End is one of the year's most experimental Hollywood films and one of the summer's best surprises. What could have been an obnoxiously indulgent inside joke or a paid hangout for the stars (think Couples Retreat) is instead an ambitious and ultimately sincere comedy that celebrates a whole bunch of things, including the chance to make a $30 million movie with all your friends.

Riske Business: This is the End...or is it The Beginning?

This is the End is a movie I’m anticipating more than this week’s other new release, Man of Steel. I want to see them both, but This is the End is more important to the future of movies.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Jan. 4)

Because I skipped last week (i.e., holidaze), and because I foolishly thought I wouldn't have to do this column anymore (i.e., apocalypze), I'm a little behind, trailerz-wize. Bear with me as we barrel through a bunch of big-budgeted breviews. #forcedalliteration

F This Movie! - Funny People

Patrick and Doug discuss Judd Apatow's overly ambitious 2009 comedy-drama Funny People by listener request, only to ironically discover that neither one of them is a funny person.