Friday Flix

It’s the end of an era—well, the end of our 90s season! In this Season 3 finale, we’re ranking our Top 5 favorite films from the 15 iconic 1990s movies we rewatched and reviewed. From teen comedies and cult classics to mind-bending thrillers and groundbreaking dramas, which ones made the cut? And which ones didn’t quite hold up?

Whether you’ve been with us all season or just jumping in, this is a great episode to revisit the highlights and hear our final thoughts on this totally rad decade in film.

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The first rule of Friday Flix… is you do talk about Fight Club.

This week, we're diving into David Fincher’s gritty psychological thriller Fight Club—a film that punches through the glossy surface of consumer culture and identity crisis with bare-knuckled force. We’re breaking down the film’s unforgettable twist, its critique (or celebration?) of masculinity, and why Tyler Durden became an icon—whether people got the message or not.

We’ll talk themes, cinematography, performances, and the cultural legacy of a movie that still sparks debate 25 years later.

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This week on Friday Flix, we’re getting spooky with The Blair Witch Project—the low-budget horror film that changed the genre forever. We break down how this 1999 cult classic used found footage, viral marketing, and minimalism to terrify a generation. Was it real? Why did it feel so raw? And how did a movie with no visible monster become one of the most influential horror films of all time?

Join us as we hike deep into the Maryland woods (figuratively, of course), unpack the film’s legacy, and debate whether it still holds up today—or if it’s just a product of its time.

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On this episode of Friday Flix, we dive into the eerie, emotional, and still incredibly relevant world of The Truman Show (1998). Jim Carrey takes a dramatic turn as Truman Burbank, a man whose entire life has been broadcast as a reality TV show without his knowledge. We unpack the film’s prophetic take on surveillance, media obsession, and personal freedom—and ask, was Truman ever truly free?

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This week on Friday Flix, we journey into the breathtaking world of Hayao Miyazaki’s Princess Mononoke! A stunning blend of fantasy, action, and environmental themes, this 1997 masterpiece explores the clash between nature and industry through the eyes of warriors, gods, and one fierce wolf-girl. We dive into its deep themes, unforgettable characters, and how it helped bring Studio Ghibli to international fame.

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @fridayflixpodcast for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more movie talk! You can also find us on Letterboxd at KMcanthony and Cinemack89 to see what we’re watching next. Have thoughts on Princess Mononoke or suggestions for future episodes? Send us an email at [email protected]—we’d love to hear from you!

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This week on Friday Flix, we're suiting up and blasting off to discuss Paul Verhoeven’s satirical sci-fi action epic, Starship Troopers! Is it a mindless ‘90s action flick or a brilliant critique of fascism and war propaganda? We break down the film’s over-the-top performances, insane action sequences, and how it went from box office flop to cult classic. Plus, we ask the big question—would you like to know more?

Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @fridayflixpodcast for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more movie talk! You can also find us on Letterboxd at KMcanthony and Cinemack89 to see what we’re watching next. Have thoughts on Starship Troopers or suggestions for future episodes? Send us an email at [email protected]—we’d love to hear from you!

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This week on Friday Flix, we’re diving into Christopher Guest’s hilarious mockumentary Waiting for Guffman (1996)! Join us as we revisit this cult classic about small-town theater dreams, eccentric auditions, and the most passionate community theater director ever. We’ll break down the film’s sharp improvisational comedy, its unforgettable characters, and why it remains a must-watch for comedy lovers.

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This week on Friday Flix, we dive into Baz Luhrmann’s bold and unforgettable adaptation of Romeo + Juliet. From the vibrant visuals and modernized Verona Beach setting to the unforgettable performances by Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes, this 90s reimagining of Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy has left a lasting impact on cinema. Join us as we discuss the film’s unique style, its cultural significance in the 90s, and how it brought Shakespeare to a new generation. We’ll also explore the epic soundtrack, behind-the-scenes trivia, and debate whether the film’s modern twists stand the test of time. Plus, we tackle the big question: does this Romeo and Juliet still capture the heart of the Bard’s original masterpiece?

In this week’s episode of Friday Flix, we saddle up and ride into the hauntingly surreal world of Jim Jarmusch’s Dead Man (1995). This unconventional Western starring Johnny Depp and Gary Farmer challenges genre tropes with its poetic storytelling, stunning black-and-white cinematography, and Neil Young’s haunting score. We’ll explore the film’s unique take on identity, death, and redemption while breaking down its unforgettable performances and cultural commentary.

In this week's episode of Friday Flix, we dive into the cyberpunk world of the 1995 anime classic Ghost in the Shell. Join us as we revisit the mind-bending story of Major Motoko Kusanagi, a cyborg cop grappling with identity, technology, and the blurred line between human and machine. We'll discuss its groundbreaking animation, philosophical themes, and its lasting influence on 90s culture and beyond. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to this sci-fi masterpiece, tune in for a deep dive into what makes Ghost in the Shell a defining film of its era.