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This week's movie is the 1999 Tommy Lee Jones and Ashley Judd thriller Double Jeopardy. In this film, a woman goes to jail for a crime she didn't commit, and then sets out to actually commit it. Don't worry though, because apparently that's legal. Also, summoning the devil for fun and profit.
What happens when your LARPing experience is rudely interrupted by an evil baboon with sharp teeth and the ability to open doors? Shakma! That's what.
So a rock band made up of martial artists and the sister of a drug lord fight a war against ninja bikers who are taking over the Miami cocaine trade, and rock out while they do it. Kind of. Look, it doesn't matter what this movie is about. It's a glorious fast-paced, poorly put-together mess of a movie that you are gonna want to see for yourself. Oh, and the title of the episode? Well, we've kind of figured out the secret to world peace. You'll just have to listen.
This week's movie is The Hunted, starring Christopher Lambert as a businessman who visits Japan, shacks up with Joan Chen, witnesses her murder, and gets himself caught up in a feud between ninja and samurai. However, with a lot less Lambert sword action than you might think.
We are back with a sampling of z-grade action exploitation. No Dead Heroes! Quite the misleading title as there are quite a lot of dead people in this one. Surely some of them were heroes to someone.
This 2011 thriller has broken all records for number Bryces in a single film. It also features Mila Jovovich with a head injury, a serial killer with a very silly name, and 17 citations for misuse of After Effects. This week's movie is Faces in the Crowd.
Get ready for a hardcore neutrino mutilation through sonic grooviness! Or something like that. Anyway, we're watching Vibrations this week and it's all about rave culture. Or somebody's idea of rave culture.
This week we're gonna take a look at the 1986 teen romance Fire With Fire starring Virginia Madsen and Craig Sheffer. If you've ever wondered why it's a bad idea to build an all-girls Catholic school within walking distance of an all-boys prison camp, this film will tell you.
In this week's episode we're going to be taking a look at the live action adaptation of the Manga and Anime classic Fist of the North Star. Mullets, cheap sets, the goriest white guy karate known to man, and Chris Penn out-crazying Malcolm Mcdowell! You have to see it to believe it! Well, we saw it and we still can't believe it.
The premiere episode of Flix Roulette! So what is Flix Roulette? Join hosts Sean Campbell and Alex Rancourt as they navigate the weird, wild and wonderfully random depths of Netflix! The game is simple: A keyword, actor, director, or one of those weird categories is chosen at random and we watch a movie that we find along the way. The weirder the better. You never know what you're going to find! A hidden gem? A missed classic? A colossal stinker? They're all out there, waiting to be found. In our first episode, we take a look at two very different takes on the Cowboy archetype. First, the actual classic Midnight Cowboy and then the Roy Rogers "classic" Wall Street Cowboy. The singing cowboy versus the, um, sucking cowboy!