Our year-long Star Wars Discussion Series continues with an in-depth look at Attack of the Clones, a movie that we wish we could wish away.
Join Matthew Guerruckey, Donald McCarthy, Lawrence von Haelstrom, and Taras D. Butrej for bad acting, horrible CGI, and sand that gets everywhere.
Ahead of our group discussion of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, Lawrence Von Haelstrom shares his own experience waitching a film he knew to be terrible a number of times. In the theater. For cash money.
As the Fall movie season kicks into high gear, the Drunk Monkeys Film Department shares their picks for the best to come in 2015, including Matt Damon in The Martian, Jennifer Lawrence in Joy, and Star Wars: The Force Awakens!
Ahead of our live-tweet of the 80's schlock-fest Masters of the Universe, Juese Cutler explains his fascination with the movie, and with the Dolph.
Join us for our live-tweet on Wednesday, September 30th at 9pm Eastern/6pm Pacific. Follow along with the hashtag #dmmovies
Gabriel Ricard on the Every Word Spoken project and diversity in film, plus reviews of two of the biggest hits of 2015 in a rare, all 2015 edition of Captain Canada's Movie Rodeo.
Reviews: Ant-Man (2015), Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), Love and Mercy (2015), Ted 2 (2015), Vacation (2015).
Juese Cutler reviews the 80's-throwback movie Turbo Kid.
Ryan Roach reviews an unsettling Austrian horror import, Goodnight, Mommy.
Nic Cage. Tim Burton. Superman. What could go wrong? Everything. Scott Waldyn reviews The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?, a documentary by Jon Schnepp that chronicles the failed mid-90's superhero epic.
Our tribute to writer and director Wes Craven, who died this week at the age of 76. Gabriel Ricard says goodbye to a horror icon.
Juese Cutler says that Call Me Lucky, a documentary by Bobcat Goldthwait, about legendary comedian Barry Crimmins is a "funny but more importantly stirring portrait of a sharp-witted flamethrower that we should all be happy is out there spewing hot napalm".