Film Flams

The documentary about this movie has a tittle that best describes the contents of Troll 2, documentary tittle - Best Worst Movie. Troll 2 may just be the best worst movie ever made. While far from being a good movie it's not the worst movie ever but out of the bad ones it may be the most fun.

Not even John Matrix could make a better movie, but maybe he could because maybe John Matrix can do all things. Could John Matrix tighten a pickle jar so tight that not even John Matrix could open it. Such question where not meant for man to answer.

The prequel to Alien. A visual masterpeace with a flawed plot. David and I disagree with the degree at witch we love and hate this movie.

This is my wife's favorite movie, she must be a freak. This is one of those chick-flicks where the hot guy is trying to win a bet at the expense of the hot girl and the hot girl eventually convences him that he "can love" after all. The wife joins us in flaming this classic chick flick.

an eccentric crocodile poacher meets a New York City reporter and is a fish out of water in america.

This is one of the legendary horrors from the time when horror was actually horrifying.

Very, very different from the original Stephen King source matterial but is a whole new thing; a Stanley Kubrick masterpeace. As much as I love this movie it is strange that Halloran spends the subplot of the movie getting back to The Overlook hotel just to killed before he even walks inside.

The first time I saw this movie it was in the theater and I laughed myself under the seat in front of me. One of my all time favorite comedies. Check out our awesome comentary.

(Stranger Than Fistion + David + Bo) x (microphone + beer) = Film Flams episode 9 I love it when a comedian can play a role like Harold Crick, A calculated straight lace IRS agent who falls in love with the free-spirited Ana Pascal. The character is verry different from Will Ferrell's usual roles of halarious outrageous SNL characters. This movie may be just a bit underrated in some circles but this Fillm Flam may be one of my favorites.

Derived from the original Let The Right One In, Let Me In is a slow paced, mysterious, horror thriller. Enjoyed this movie and hopefully we had a good companion commentary.

Ever see any Sci-fi ever? There is probably some element of whatever movie you just thought of in this one. Oblivion could be criticised for having story elements and concepts from many sci-fi classics; 2001, Moon, Ex-Machina. But somehow the movie seems do pull this together respectfully. This film flams episode turned me around on this movie. While performing the commentary I decided that I actually liked this love letter to sci-fi.

Secret Agent James Bond is sent on his first mission as 007 to confront a terrorist at Casino Royale, Montenegro.

I like to think of this movie as Duncan Jones first Warcraft script. Ok so I don't know to fit that in my fan theory but this is a great Duncan Jones film. David and I go through some real fan theories and possibilties of this plot and it's meaning. Duncan Jones may be great at creating cerebral small set films but Dave and Bo are definitely great at talking over them.

As a huge Kevin Smith fan I have to say, Chasing Amy is my favorite of his movies. The tangled triangle between these three characters is intriguing, real, and raw. The movie explores relationships and how sometimes people let something in a partners past get in the way of true love. Jay and Bob are in the movie for about 3 seconds but deliver the most important scene of the movie. Listen to David and myself Kev fan out on this awesome Film Flam!

David and Bo podcast while watching Dave Lizewski get the shit kicked out of him in this vigilante, underdog superhero deconstruction.

Probably based on a Scrouge McDuck comic, Inceptions is an amazing thriller that came out at time when the only thing in theaters was remakes. Not to mention it was written by Christopher Nolan and stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

1978 Superman: The Movie is the OG superhero flick. Before Jason Mamoa or Robert Downey Jr there was Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder in the movie about the man of steel himself.

David and Bo commentary one of the crew's favorite movies of all time. Written by Charlie Kaufman and directed by Spike Jonze along side a fantastic cast; John Cusack, Cameron Diaz, Catherine Keener and of course John Malkavich.