Monsters Vs Men

Eric and Alex tear Alien Vs Predator: Requiem to shreds. We promise, this episode is better than the movie. 

Eric and Alex ask if Alien Vs Predator leaves us green because it's PG-13? Or are the practical effects too good in the this mysterious pyramid that erects? Are the fights incredible, or are they completely inedible?

Eric and Alex review Werewolf by Night in MVM+ fashion. If you like this, join us on Patreon for MvM+, where you can find more episodes both like, and very different from this. Happy Halloween!

Eric and Alex review Werewolf by Night in MVM+ fashion. If you like this, join us on Patreon for MvM+, where you can find more episodes both like, and very different from this. Happy Halloween!

Eric and Alex have witnessed Alien: Resurrection. Do we need resuscitation or are we filled with elation? Does it deserve the hate? Or is Ripley 8 actually great? Is the Newborn deserving of the scorn? Find out on this weeks Monsters Vs Men!

Eric and Alex wonder if Alien 3 is for we? Does the killing of characters off the bat give us enough material to chat? Does the Alien born from a bull, interest us in anything more than a storytelling tool? Was Golic right? To love the Alien and not fight? Find out on this episode of MVM!

Eric and Alex wonder if Predator 2 is too much to chew, or is it just all kinds of cool. Does Danny Glover make this film more than a cover? Does is make it's own tune when Gary Busey pops like a balloon?

Eric and Alex review the Predator. Is this monster persistent like a creditor? Is the leading man perfectly cast with Arnold? Do we think the effects look a little old? Find out on this weeks Monsters Vs Men!

Eric and Alex tackle James Cameron's Aliens. Compared to the original is this a fail(iens)? Is Bill Paxton's Hudson a dud son? Do we dream of this android in our sleep? Is the Director's Cut worthy of a peep? Find out on this weeks Monsters Vs Men!

Eric and Alex dive into what is considered one of the greatest films of all time. But is the film actually worth a rhyme? Or is the love it receives, a crime? Does the film still scare? Or does it leave us without a care?