Movies, Films and Flix

Mark and Robert break down the influential films of the 1960s and discuss their decade's long influence on Hollywood. They talk about The Apartment, Breathless, Dr. Strangelove, Rosemary's Baby, The Graduate, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Dr. No, and The Great Escape. If you are into the classic films of the 1960s and want to learn more about how they were produced, filmed and marketed you will love this pod. Enjoy!

Mark is joined by award-winning director and MFF contributor Zachary Beckler to discuss Annihilation, The Oscars, cinematic push-ups, and the fantastic horror film Interior. It is a wide-ranging discussion that covers everything from Chris Hemsworth's push-ups in Blackhat to the genius behind Annihilation. You won't want to miss the behind the scenes stories about Interior and if you get a moment make sure to watch Interior on Amazon Prime.

Mark and Robert figure out who would win the 2008 Oscars in 2018.

Mark and John discuss the 1997 cult classic Event Horizon and debate whether an unrated version is needed. If you are a fan of Event Horizon you will love this episode because it dives deep into the production, editing, release and eventual popularity of this horror gem. No stone is left unturned because they listened to every commentary, read loads of articles, and rewatched the movie multiple times to make sure this is the definitive Event Horizon episode. Enjoy!

Mark and John talk about the fantastic Happy Death Day and break down what exactly makes it such a fun film. They also compare PG-13 and R rated horror movies and discuss which type of horror film they'd make. Also, you will hear about Taken 3, Bram Stoker's Dracula and Tremors.Enjoy and have a great day!

Mark and John discuss Francis Ford Coppola's classic Bram Stoker's Dracula. If you've never watched Bram's Stoker's Dracula, it is a vampire film that features beautiful costumes, elegant set design and practical effects. Coppola went out of his way to make this film look immaculate, so he shot everything in film and hired his 29-year old son to create an insane amount of practical effects. Bram Stoker's Dracula is a bonkers films and this podcast (with all its randomness) is a perfect compliment. Enjoy!

Mark and John dicuss the "office horror" films Mayhem and The Belko Experiment, and break down the different ways they showcase office horror.  They also discuss massive conspiracies in horror movies and ponder if they help or hurt the terror ratio. If you are looking for a podcast epsiode that features conversations about Ricky and the Flash, tainted water, and people getting hit with hammers, you will love this episode.

Mark and John break down the Insidious franchise and wax poetic about the greatness of Lin Shaye's Elise character. They also disucss Insidious: The Last Key and breakdown how much milk is left in the franchise. There is also a surpluss of listener questions that spark conversations about Pinhead eating kebabs, The Rock wearing a fanny pack, and Jerry Seinfeld pondering hell raising. As always, Mark and John keep it random and explore all facets of the movie world.

Mark and John head to Hawaii (not really....but it would be awesome) to discuss all things Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. They also talk about the monsters that battle Godzilla, and debate the merits of catapults in the film Timeline. It's all very random and super awesome.

Mark and John celebrate 2017 by awarding its randomness. Here are some awards you will hear about:1. Best Head Scratching - Colosssal2. Best Pie Eating - A Ghost Story3. Best/Worst Werebear in a 2017 Russian Film - GuardiansThe MFF crew also answer listenser questions and discuss the similarities between the careers of Wesley Snipes and Charlie Sheen.Enoy!