Let's Watch Something!

Festive Native American Heritage Day y'all! Is Mystery Men a perfect movie? I dunno, Let's Watch Something!

Let's take an honest look back at the sequel to Michael Bay's Ninja Turtles. Featuring actual Shredder this time and fan favorites Beebop and Rocksteady.

One kaiju of a disappointment...

Dissecting the Elton John Biopic, is it as divisive as Bohemian Rhapsody? A flashy, flamboyant show stopper about a man's decent into madness, with drugs, gay sex, rock and roll. More importantly, how does it hold up to people new to the style of Elton John?

A trend was born in the 90s. Along with an icon, a favorite of the holiday season. Both Halloween and Christmas, goths and edge lords alike fawn over Tim Burton's classic. However, when looked at with a critical eye, do Danny Elfman's killer jams elevate an overrated Christmas movie? Or is it truly the anthem of the misunderstood? Depends on who you ask really... Also. I'm sorry we spend like the first five minutes talking about boners again.

Happy Birthday Jac! For this special time of year, Anthony and Jac take a look at regretfully overlooked Ryan Reynolds screwball comedy/horror movie spooftacular. An awkward time capsule of the 90s. is this movie so bad it's good? Or just plain awful? The answer may not surprise you.

In the early 2000s, movies were obsessed with being dark, and somewhere around 2010, things got goofy. The Cabin in the Woods is a perfect time capsule of this era in movies, and also it's a damn near masterpiece of satire (no really). Thor is in it for some reason?

If you're blue and don't know where to go to why don't you go fuck yourself.

Anywhozitz, Young Frankenstein, one of Mel Brooks' greatest films. Dark and hilarious, like sweet n' spicy, catching a perfect blend of the macabre and Gene Wilder's unique, masterful comedic timing. Let's keep this Jactober spoopfest rolling!

We kick off the SPOOOOOOOKY month with the 90s classic Hocus Pocus! How well does the hammyness of Bette Midler's performance hold up nearly 30 years later?

Are ya ready kids? We are revving up for that most spooktabulous time of the year by revisiting Tim Burton's BEST (fight me) MOVE EVER, Beetlejuice!