At The Movies With Pete McCorvey

After the fiasco I had with the with the new Street Fighter movie, I had to wash the taste out with one of my comfort movies from my teenage years.

I had to throw in this "bonus" episode because it's a movie based on one of my all-time favorite video games. Listen to see what I thought about the live action adaptation.

This film is not is not just one of my favorite sports movies, but a hidden gem when 90s hip-hop movies. Check it out!

This movie has held a special place in my heart since its release over 35 years ago. It is hip-hop, gangster, and social commentary all wrapped up in one. I really had fun with this review.

This movie has been a staple in my movie collection since it was released in 1991. So if you feel this review is long, because I have a lot to unpack on a hood classic. Enjoy.

Sorry for not delivering my "90s Summer Camp Film Review Series" like I promised. Life was lifing. But I'm back and with a classic and a person favorite of mine. Go listen!

What do you get when you take Marcus from Smart Guy, Shawn from Boy Meets World, Bull from Night Court, Greg Brady, and Punky Brewster and put them all together in a movie about summer camp? A underrated '90s classic!

So many quotable, so many stars, and so many lessons about dating and love. This 1992 comedy classic has a lot that shaped not just my movie viewing experience but my life!

I'm a little late getting this out, but I wasn't going to let the day go by without talking about this underated Blaxplotation classic...

My take on the new biopic about the King of Pop, the late GREAT Michael Jackson Note: I forgot to talk about the Twister scene. As somebody who had siblings way older than him...I felt that scene totally.

This 1994 movie showed me what an overdose was, proved that Donald Faison actually has some hood in him, and that Wesley Snipes and Michael Wright wore more than just Nino Brown and Eddie King (Kane), Jr.

With college basketball being over and NILs turning the tables, I decided to review one of my favorite films about recruiting and corruption in college athletics.

With March Madness coming to an end (and my Blue Devils being eliminated after being #1 AGAIN), I decided to review the 1997 sports comedy, that introduced me to this event!

On this episode, I talk about how Tyler Perry transitioned from Bible-thumping content to raunchy ghetto films with my review of his latest Netflix film.

In the premiere episode, I go into depth about the 1992 sequel to the 1989 blockbuster "Batman" and how it shaped my love for movies!

I decided to take my love for movies and start a podcast reviewing films. Coming soon to a speaker near you...