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Today marks the 110th Anniversary of the sinking of the unsinkable Titanic, and then 30 years ago the biggest movie on the 20th Century was released and teen and pre-teen girls collectively lost their minds over the romance aboard the sinking ship. Join us as we dig into behemoth of a natural disaster movie. Does … Continue reading Titanic →

Join us, as we follow Will Munny, his partner Ned, and the Schofield Kid as they go after a couple of prostitute-abusing outlaws. Will constantly takes every punishment he’s dealt because he feels like he deserves it for all the wrong he had done in his past life before his wife converted him into a … Continue reading Unforgiven →

Front Row Flashbacks is gearing up and linking up with our best gang mates to battle it out for dominance over the Five Points. Please join us as we work through Martin Scorses’ Gang of New York. This movie has vicious violence, poignant commentary, and a grit that seems to be missing from most period … Continue reading Gangs of New York →

Front Row Flashbacks needs to throw out some teenage rebellion through the art of sexy dance. Join us we dig into Dirty Dancing and why this movie is more than a chick flick about dancing, and why Baby is a far more heroic character than a quick movie rundown may suggest. FEATURING: Jay Hoffman, Ryan … Continue reading Dirty Dancing →

Join us as we dig into an adventure with sword fighting, adventure, fire swamps, giants, miracle men, and true love with The Princess Bride, which turns 35 years old this year. This movie manages to walk a fine line between cheese and satire to create a timeless fantasy yarn. Give the episode a listen to … Continue reading The Princess Bride →

Imagine a world where a fast-acting virus spreads through the masses turning people in society into rage monsters. Now imagine that’s not the current state of news, but a fictional world where the rage monsters are fast-moving, zombie-like creatures. 28 Days Later is the non-zombie movie that reinvigorated the zombie genre that was so prevalent … Continue reading 28 Days Later →

Rick Deckard is a lonely, depressed Blade Runner muddling about his life, and is forced onto a case and must seek out four killer replicants. Will Deckard find his humanity in the process of retiring these killer replicants or find himself deeper in isolation? Do replicants have a soul? Is Deckard a replicant? Give this … Continue reading Blade Runner: The Final Cut →

Twenty years ago the first installment of the greatest film trilogy in history was released. Here we started our epic journey across Middle Earth, where we see a team made up of a merry band of hobbits, a dwarf, an elf, a wizard, and a couple of Gondor frat bros set out to destroy the … Continue reading Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition →

Twenty years ago the boy wizard that defeated He Who Shall Not Be Named as a baby took over the world with Pottermania, but how does the first in this eight-film series hold up? Harry and his crew start their first year at Hogwarts where they learn to become witches and wizards, battle for wizard … Continue reading Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone →

Get ready for Turkey Day as we Flashback 20 years to Wes Anderson’s dysfunctional family classic, The Royal Tenenbaums. A family full of child prodigies, a caring mother, a neighbor kid that wants to be a member of the family, and an estranged patriarch that left them all in disarray as an adult. Royal Tenenbaum … Continue reading The Royal Tenenbaums →

Join us as we flashback 35 years as we look at the prestige body horror film, The Fly. Dr. Brundle is on the verge of changing the world, but will his ego and lacking ethics impede his success? One drunken night of jealousy and rage led to the first human teleportation. After Dr. Brundle returns … Continue reading Monstercast – The Fly →

Join us as we flashback 40 years to arguably the greatest werewolf movie ever made, An American Werewolf in London. David and his pal Jack did not heed the warning given on the Moors and one was left viciously mauled and the other transformed into a hound of hell. Along the way we find great … Continue reading Monstercast – An American Werewolf in London →