Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts

What did you Watch in May? Well here is my list.


Tue, 26 May 2020 on Amazon Prime

Man Annie Potts is gorgeous!  The movie itself is still just ok.

3 out of 5 Stars


Sat, 23 May 2020 on Shudder

That was fun! If this would have hit the big screen in the early 80s’ it would have been a hit. Deserves its cult status.


Wed, 20 May 2020 Full Moon Streaming

During the glory days of VHS, this would have had me hook line and sinker. But know it just does not hold up. All those hot ladies showing up for a fight That never happens. Oh well, I have seen worse I guess.


Tue, 19 May 2020 on Disney Plus

Still a fun trip down memory lane of the family nights spent around the glowing tube of TV! 



Watched on Friday, May 8, 2020. Netflix



Saturday, May 2nd Svengoolie

Frank Chase as the Deputy was my favorite part but it also leads me to the question where all deputy in the 50s all Barney Fife kind of guys? Even with weak special effects, this was super fun.




Watched on Friday, May 1, 2020. Amazon Prime

This was a neat look into how these fans saved their Drive-In. Unable to purchase a $50,000 digital projector, a group of film fanatics in rural Pennsylvania fight to keep a dying drive-in theater alive by screening only vintage 35mm film prints and working entirely for free.



Watched on Friday, May 1, 2020. Disney+

Goofy is still my hero!


The totals for the month look like this

8 Flims Watched

2 On Disney+

2 On Amazon Prime

1 On Shudder

1 On Svengoolie

1 On Netflix

55 of the 75 movie goal I set for 2020!

Don't forget you can always follow along on Letterboxd if you are on Letterboxd let me know in the comments below I will be more than happy to follow you as well.

F This Movie Film Festival! Today

Local film blog F This Movie is planning the world's first all-Twitter film festival starting noon today Saturday, Feb. 4, as a celebration of F This Movie's 100th podcast

The 5 films selected are all from the year 1982: Blade Runner, Fast Times At Ridgemont High, The Dark Crystal, The Road Warrior, and Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan. Founder Patrick Bromley says 1982 is his favorite year in film.

To take part in the festival, Log on to Twitter and talk about all five movies. Just make sure to follow F This Movie!, direct all comments to @fthismovie and tag everything #fthismoviefest.

This should be a great time and I cant wait to take part in history! Way to to go F This Movie.


My Favorite Jason Movies

Happy Friday the 13th everybody. Just wanted to share the trailers to two of my favorite Friday the 13th Movies.

Friday the 13th Part 10: Jason X



 Freddy Vs Jason

The Grandfather of the Zombie!



Happy Birthday George A Romero!
February 4Th,1940

Thank You for everything that you do! Looking forward to "Survival of the dead" in 2010.

Not My Slice Of Pie

American Pie Presents Book of Love
Rated NR
Release Date:December 22, 2009
Running Time: 94 Minutes
Genre: Comedy
Director: John Putch

Cast:Eugene Levy, Bug Hall, Kevin M. Horton, Brandon Hardesty, Beth Behrs, Melanie Papalia,
Jennifer Holland, John Patrick Jordan, Cindy Busby, Naomi Hewer, Adrienne Carter

Dvd Extras:interactive menus; scene access; deleted scenes; gag reel; behind-the-scenes featurette; additional featurettes.

The Story: When Rob (Bug Hall), Nathan (Kevin M. Horton) and Lube (Brandon Hardesty) discover the sex bible left behind by their horny predecessors at East Great Falls High School, the hilarious quest for landing babes continues as the desperate virgins set out to score the big home run. But with the well-used and hallowed manual worn and missing some pertinent information, the boys' mission to lose their virginity is one hilarious mishap after another

Where did I pick this up: Netflix
Ok wow, how do I start this review? Hmm well, I like the American Pie spin-offs they have not been so bad. You laugh you see some nice flesh the Stiffler spin-off it is not bad. Anyhow that was then this is now. From opening credits in this movie was nothing but jokes that have been done already. Not one new thing and the cast was so dull I almost did not finish it. The 3rd act was a bad rip off of all the great 80's teen flicks like "Hot Dog" and "the Sure Thing". It just did not work. Anyway, I say skip it don't buy it's a rental only.
The best part of the movie was all the cameos at the end. The girls not cute but there is flesh and peanut butter sex that is not good.

2 Bloody Brains


The Hangover With Steve




Ok so its the #1 movie in America again and Hangover 2 has been singed up I can safely say Go see this movie! Why well its funny and Zach Galifianakis is spot on funny. This dude killed me in "Out Cold" and made this movie. The movie had a ton of holes and really could have been edited down a little. You just start to laugh your ass off and then bam here comes a slow spot for 10 minutes. Never the less this will sit in my dvd collection when it comes out.

So good job Steve it was fun. Now the Brent haveing a heart attack from the onions on his burger at hooters was funny as well.

But you need to watch Friday the 13th hitting video Tuesday. A great Jason awsome kills and a pretty good plot.

Ok untill later...No, it's a satchel... Indiana Jones has one