Stephen King and the maestro of horror, George A. Romero? This HAS to be a recipe for success, right? Well...not quite. Creepshow turns into an extremely lengthy film with very little to write home about. Check out our new episode to hear our thoughts and let us know what you think about the 1982 film, Creepshow.

30 years ago a small indie film based on a graphic novel became a huge hit thanks in large part to Brandon Lee's epic take on the "back from the dead" hero, Eric Draven. First time film director Alex Proyas delivers a rock and roll action film with such grit. Not only does this movie hold up but it will be hard for the remake to live up to its predecessor.

A superhero strikes like lightning or "Minnal" in this case. A strong story and good direction make up for a bloated run time in this action adventure starring Tovino Thomas in the lead role. We're ready for a sequel!

Ryan Reynolds can usually do no wrong and when you combine him with the talented writing/directing skills of John Krasinki you'd think they couldn't miss. Sadly, this was not the case for "IF". The new kids? movie fell a bit flat. Check out our latest episode to hear all our thoughts on the new film and let us know what you thought of IF.

Hard to believe it was 25 years ago that Shakespeare wrote this hilarious teen comedy with a breakout performance by Heath Ledger. Ok, technically his play "The Taming of the Shrew" was the inspiration but close enough. The late 90s were chalk full of wild teen comedies but few hit the mark like this film that launched more than a few careers.

Where does a comedy end and a thought provoking look at organized religion begin? The movie PK brings the laughs but also brings some deep questions on faith and humanity and we are here for it. Starring the awesome Aamir Khan bringing to life an alien stuck on earth trying to find the god that will answer his prayers to go home. What are your thoughts on PK?

Before Gyllenhaal there was Swayze. A silly premise of a film about a bouncer that comes to town to help turn around an out of control bar. Not enticing enough? What if we tell you he does tai chi and kicks so much ass? This one has it all. An R rating, solid soundtrack and of course the mustachioed man Sam Elliot as our hero's mentor. Check out our review and let us know what you think of the 1989 original Roadhouse.

Police comedies aren't a new concept in cinema but there hasn't quite been something like Kathal. A lighthearted story about missing prized jackfruits and the cops who can't find takes a dark turn but doesn't quite stick the landing. Straight to Netflix films always seem to be missing that certain something and this film is no exception.

Team Godzilla? Team King Kong? How about a team UP of the two legendary monsters? That is what's in store for your FYC hosts this time around. The new Godzilla x Kong is large, loud, and lacking story but we had a good time...sort of. Let us know your thoughts on the new movie and our review!

A long time ago in a a town with a lot of land there were these things called malls. A place where people came together to shop, eat and get in their steps. Fresh off his critical darling "Clerks", director Kevin Smith delivered a 90s comedy for the masses that didn't quite land initially. Thanks to the power of dvds though it became a cult classic. A comedy stuck in time that still holds up...mostly because of the awesome performance by Jason Lee.