Andy & Pete return to the ring to shake up the Flickchart Ranking tree. What will change? Who will win the roshambo matches? This is our December 2021 Flickchart Re-Ranking for all of you wonderful members! Thanks as always and enjoy!
Our members voted on it so here it is – our conversation about Spike Lee’s 1992 film ‘Malcolm X’ for our November Member Bonus Episode! What do we think of this biopic? Tune in to find out!
Once again, two men enter the ring, but only one leaves. That’s right, it’s our November 2021 Flickchart Re-Ranking episode for our beloved members! Tune in as we shake the Flickchart tree to see what changes!
It’s time for our October 2021 member bonus episode, and our members voted that we discuss “Dimensions: A Line, a Loop, a Tangle of Thread.” The title certainly piqued our curiosity, but what did we think of the movie? Tune in to find out!
This series is over. We’ve covered Messiah of Evil, Goodnight Mommy, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, The Babadook, The Lure, Saint Maud, and Relic. What did we think of these horror debuts?
Andy and Pete are back for more Flickchart Re-Ranking. This is our October 2021 member bonus re-ranking battle. We employ all of our secret combo moves in this episode. This is a member bonus episode, but we’re releasing it to the world to enjoy! Please consider becoming a member!
Members voted Natalie Erika James’s Relic as a Horror Debuts bonus pick. Pete and Andy dig into this quiet, dread-filled haunted house film about three generations of one family.
Andy and Pete are back for more Flickchart Re-Ranking. This is our September 2021 member bonus re-ranking battle. Enjoy the rock-paper-scissors of it all!
We’re tackling James Wan’s wack-a-doo ‘horror’ movie ‘Malignant’ as our September Member Bonus episode on The Film Board. It’s a wild ride, but did we like it? Tune in to find out!
For our August 2021 member bonus episode, we add another film to our current ‘80s Comedy with Coolidge & Heckerling’ series. We talk about Amy Heckerling’s sequel to the original hit. Why does it feel subpar though? And is it Heckerling’s fault?