The Film Flam Follies

Join Dan, Troy, Beej, and Nate for the thrilling conclusion of spooky horror October! For the finale, the guys dissect underrated horror films. Last House on the Left (1972), The Mist (2007), and Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010) get All Filmed, No Flamed.

Dan, Troy, and Beej finish of the Spooky month of October with far-out Frankenhooker (1990), and the bewildering The Babadook (2014). 

Join Dan, Troy, and Beej for some ... horror-esque films as October is starting to wind down. We watched The Seventh Seal (1957) and Fido (2006). We also talk about some podcast ideas we had which were horror themed and Troy gives a spoooooky pop quiz.

Strap on the feedbag and pull up your diapers, it's gonna be a long ride. Join Dan, Troy, Beej, and first-time guest Zack, as they delve into the heyday of horror: the 1980's. We tackle the cerebral-horror of The Shining (1980), body-horror and creature-feature The Thing (1982), and the cult-classic horror-comedy, Evil Dead II (1987). 

Dan, Troy, and Beej deal with heavy-themed movies Mary and Max (2009) and The Tree Of Life (2011). They also create another classic FFF movie idea. 

In the spoooooky first episode of our 3-part All Film No Flam Horror series, Dan, Troy, and their guest Kim tackle some of the early horror films to take a look at the origins of horror movies. This includes the silent-film Nosferatu (1922), the special effect-laden The Invisible Man (1933), and the movie that popularized zombies, Night of the Living Dead (1968).

Shaun of the Dead is up this week on a Quad F as we kick of a whole month of horror spectacularness. Dan, Troy, and Beej are joined by Kim in her first trip to studio F2. All hell breaks loose this episode as a new KFC menu item is introduced and we figure out that Martin Freeman is in this movie.

*Beej's Note: There's about 5 minutes of the recording missing in the middle of the episode, so the transition might seem a little strange.

In part II of the AFNF Bond series, Dan and Beej take a look at the middle-age years of the EON Bond films. The Roger Moore vehicles Live and Let Die (1973) and The Spy Who Loved Me (1978) are talked about, as well as the short-changed Timothy Dalton's License to Kill (1989). Dan and Beej also ask: what makes a Bond movie a Bond movie? Troy is out this week hunting chippychupacabras.

All Film No Flam will return in October in ... James Bond Part III.

Dan, Beej, and Troy do that old FFF thing this week with The Good, The Bad, The Weird (2008) and Cheap Thrills (2013). There is also a serious movie moment this week. Comic Corner makes its long-awaited return.

Next week is an FFFF: Shaun of the Dead.

Dan, Troy, and Beej take a look at a couple of newer films in Hercules (2014) and 21 Jump Street (2012). Taking inspiration from Jump Street, we discuss out Top 5 "copper" movies.