Movies, Films And Flix

The guys try not to gush too much over the newest entry in the MCU, Captain America 3: Civil War.

On this episode we don't discuss the Disney musical, and instead examine horror films that predominantly take place in dark woods and forests.

The guys dedicate an entire episode to answering listener questions. Much randomness ensues.

The guys discuss and rank all the villains in the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Inspired by Batman Vs. Superman, the guys come up with fantasy cinematic duels of their own.

The guys discuss the things they liked about Batman Vs. Superman, and then they spend the next hour and fifteen minutes talking about the things they hated.

Just in time for March Madness, the guys deliberate the greastest basketball lineup composed entirely of movie characters.

The MFF Crew gets trapped in an underground bunker and try to escape by breaking fourth walls.

The MFF Crew celebrate 50 episodes by talking about an actor that never gets any mention on the show: Kurt Russell.

Mark opens up a can of random on the Johns and expounds on the randomness of John Travolta's smoking habits, the Hugh Jackman film Kate and Leopold, and Jason Statham movie posters.

The MFF Crew is joined by Michael Caine as they discuss The Last Witch Hunter and Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

The MFF Crew discuss and analyze movies that feature creepy creatures, such as Troll Hunter and Willow Creek.

The MFF Crew discuss and analyze three unique horror movies: Bone Tomahawk, Goodnight Mommy, and Unfriended.

Mark crunches the numbers again and runs down the best comedies of the 21st century.

The MFF Crew discuss the best moments of vengeance in movies.

The MFF Crew dish out advice for aspiring henchmen.

The MFF Crew sift through another batch of intriguing movie trailers and give us their hot takes.

It's that time of year again! Come listen as we hand out awards such as most uncomfortable bathtub moment to best erotic dancing by a vampire in the 2015 Random Awards.

The MFF Crew discuss their favorite Christmas movies and Mark expresses his admiration for the criminals from Home Alone.

The MFF ponder game changing swaps of movie characters.