After Sean and his girlfriend watch a Jake Gyllenhaal movie, Sean suspects his girlfriend has a crush on the movie star; but as Sean’s suspicion grows, his fear seems to manifest their fateful encounter.
Craig shouldn’t smoke.
A terrified young man gets caught up in a surreal and demoralizing “business opportunity.” Will he make it out alive?
In an attempt to spice up their relationship, Mark persuades his girlfriend Allie to help him throw an orgy. The night of debauchery quickly turns rancid with the arrival of an unwanted guest, threatening to unravel the relationships of everyone involved.
WINNER: Best Ensemble Cast – Atlanta Comedy Film Festival
WINNER: Best Supporting Actor – Mike Glazer – Atlanta Comedy Film Festival
An evening of Laurel without Hardy and Hardy without Laurel sounded uncertain — I was reminded of the cheap tapes and DVDs that would package together whatever low-quality public domain bits they could scrape together and publish, without a shred of honest, as “The Best of Laurel and Hardy.” But, viewing as an amateur historian, […]
The Sunday Intertitle: Before Comedy was King
Despite a previous prophecy saying that rockers Bill (Winter) and Ted (Reeves) would unite the world with their music, they are now both middle-aged dads with a dwindling music career. However, they are soon informed that they must compose a new song that will save life on earth as we know it, but instead of writing it they decide to travel to the future and steal it from their older selves. Meanwhile their young daughters (Samara Weaving & Brigette Lundy-Paine) devise their own musical time travelling scheme to help their fathers.
Bill & Ted Face the Music (2020) – 6/10
Here’s a 1993 black comedy we enjoyed as kids. A lovably daft high-concept film about two mates on holiday with their dead boss. Hurray! Weekend at Bernies II The film is about Larry Wilson Larry Wilson (Andrew McCarthy) and Richard Parker (Jonathan Silverman). They’re at a morgue to identify their boss—CEO Bernie Lomax (Terry Kiser). […]
Weekend at Bernie’s II: High-Concept Comedy About Death
Watching movies takes 2 hours, but choosing a movie takes a lifetime. That’s why I’m here with an article that will make your job easier. If you’ve watched the movies on our list, you’ll remember why you liked them. But if you haven’t watched it, you will catch the good moments you missed. Here are […]
