FTM 794: DAWN OF THE DEAD (2004) With Clark Collis

Author Clark Collis returns to talk with Patrick about his new book Screaming and Conjuring and get down with the sickness.

2K Replay: DAWN OF THE DEAD

 by Adam Riske

Nominated for “Biggest Surprise of the Year” at the Golden Schmoes Awards. It lost to Shaun of the Dead.

Reserved Seating: Gripehouse 2021

 by Adam Riske and Rob DiCristino

The review duo who will recut this column to draw subscribers to F This Movie Max.

FTM 578: ZACK SNYDER'S JUSTICE LEAGUE

Patrick, Mike, and Adam Thas take on the Snyder Cut.

I Stream, You Stream Vol. 87

by Patrick Bromley

Are you looking for cool movies you can watch without needing a disc? Look no further!

Second Comings: Dawn(s) of the Dead

by Alejandra Gonzalez

As someone who used to be impartial to anything that dealt with zombies, I thought it would be interesting to revisit the movie that changed that forever and its remake, which celebrates its 13th birthday this week. Before having seen George Romero’s 1978 masterpiece, Dawn of the Dead, I would argue that “zombie” movies all followed the same formula and that zombies (and movies about them) were lame as hell. Upon recently revisiting both the classic and its 2004 remake (Zack Snyder’s directorial debut), I realized that I was VERY wrong. How could that be true when even a zombie movie remake could be SO different from its iconic original? In the case of Dawn of the Dead, it’s almost like watching two completely different movies, which in turn makes my job here a little harder. Either way, here I go.

F This Movie! - Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Patrick, Mike and Adam Thas are all named Martha.

F This Movie! - Watchmen

Patrick and Heath Holland watch The Watchmen.

This or That: Dawn of the Dead (1978) vs. Dawn of the Dead (2004)

by Patrick Bromley and Doug Schultz

Patrick and Doug are best friends who don't always see eye to eye on movies. They don't fight! Just disagree. And their first disagreement is about zombie movies.

What We Talk About When We Talk About Movies

We need to talk.

F This Movie! - Man of Steel

Patrick and Mark Ahn kneel before Zod.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (July 27)

T-minus six days until the F This Movie! screening of Die Hard at AMC South Barrington 30! Buy your tickets today! I'm going to count to three. There will not be a four ...

F This Movie! - Sucker Punch

Patrick and Doug escape to a fantasy three levels deep, put on lady underpants and fight the dragon to engage in a spoiler-free discussion of visionary director Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (Week of February 14)

Hello lovers. I hope this blog post finds you well rested after all the Valentine's Day coitus. What did I do? Funny you should ask -- I watched the most romantic movie on earth: My Bloody Valentine. Just kidding! I watched that last Halloween with Patrick and JB (and our respective lady friends). Very scary. VERY erotic. For reals, I watched A Single Man with my wife. Science fact: a depressed gay British university professor living in Southern California in 1962 > a dozen roses and a box of chocolate. The more you know!

X-Men: First Class
Release date: June 3, 2011



Last week, on F This Movie!'s Twitter feed, I called the X-Men: First Class trailer, "Dotally dawesome," and I still think it looks pretty neat! This is the first time I've been excited about an X-Men movie since 2003's X2. Don't let me down, First Class! And, BTW, you should really start following our Twitter feed (#shamelessplug) -- you have no excuse NOT to at this point. Do it, tweeps!

Sucker Punch
Release date: March 25, 2011



If your first reaction to this trailer is "WTH?" I wouldn't blame you. This is director (and co-writer) Zack Snyder's first film without source material (he previously directed the Dawn of the Dead remake, 300, Watchmen and Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole[!]), so nothing should hold him back, right? I'm excited about Sucker Punch, much the same way I was excited about the Drive Angry 3D trailer -- I so desperately want the movie to be AWESOME, but can easily see it shitting the bed.

Take Me Home Tonight
Release date: March 4, 2011



I know those songs! Remember the 80s? Ah ... wait, what? What is this thing? Seriously, what IS this THING? And why is Dan Fogler in it? Seriously, that guy needs to stop making movies. He's so loud and desperate and covered in flop sweat ... didn't we learn our lesson after Good Luck Chuck? What lesson? That Dane Cook and Dan Fogler need to be tied to a raft and pushed out to sea. The fact that I even know this guy's name annoys me. Ugh, Take Me Home Tonight!