Movies, Films And Flix

The MFF crew discuss Kung Fury, Zombeavers, Wolfcop, Jason Voorhees, and Three Toed Sleuths. Randomness abounds.

The MFF crew discuss Mad Max: Fury Road, the Poltergeist remake and slightly answer Friday the 13th related questions.

The MFF crew discuss George A. Romero's zombie filmography, cultural impacts, eating habits, and a zombie origin involving blueberry pie and space yeast.

The MFF crew welcome Robert Lamb (The Shark Dropper Podcast, Dopple Avenue Hurt) to the fray as the fellas talk everything James Bond: Honey Ryder, ridiculous gadgets, underrated Majesty, the goofiness of Moore, and the best and worst moments the series had to offer.

The MFF crew discuss Sunshine, Snowpiercer, Ex-Machina, and interweave all of Chris Evans's films into the pod.

The MFF crew interconnect all of Kurt Russell's films, recast Predator and ponder if Jack Burton would pay his parking tickets.

The MFF Crew discuss the new horror classic It Follows and breakdown the Human Centipede trilogy.

The MFF crew talk about BBQ, Corona, Point Break, and the Fast and Furious franchise.

The MFF crew eat Triscuit crackers and wax poetic about the horror films and cinematic jerks of 1995.

The MFF crew tackles 50 Shades of Grey, then discusses the classic foibles of MacGruber, Jack Burton, and Ash.

The MFF crew discusses Michael Myers selling knives, the lost art of cinematic walking, and announce the winners of the random Oscars.

The MFF crew discusses cinematic weightlifting, Sean Bean and the best horror moments of the last 15 years.

The MFF crew discuss the best worst movie monsters and villains. The world will be changed.

The svelte MFF crew discuss Annabelle, The Sacrament and unleash their best Salacious Crumb impersonations.

The MFF crew is joined by fellow podcaster Robert Lamb (writer of Dopple Avenue Hurt and co-host of the Horror Play podcast) as they discuss the Alien saga. They discuss everything they can in the Alien oeuvre, from Ridley Scott's 1979 original film, Alien, all the way to Ridley Scott's 2012 unoriginal film, Prometheus. 

The MFF crew discuss Random Awards and populate The Suicide Squad adaptation with the baddest characters that 2014 had to offer.

The inaugural episode of Movies, Films, and Flix. John Lasavath hosts this podcast with the creators of the website with the same name (moviesfilmsandflix.com), John Leavengood and Mark Hofmeyer. On this episode the MFF crew discusses Kurt Russell's best sleeveless shirts and populate the upcoming Magnificent Seven film with the baddest characters that 2014 had to offer.