Flick Fights!

It’s a remake rumble, a small-town smackdown of fists, fury, and questionable problem-solving! This week on Flick Fights , we’re putting two tough-guy reboots head-to-head as Road House takes on Walking Tall! One brings us a new generation of barroom brawls, broken bones, and bouncer justice. The other gives us The Rock, a giant piece of lumber, and a very direct approach to community reform. Both...

It’s a holy-war head-to-head, an apocalyptic argument of biblical proportions! This week on Flick Fights , we’re committing cinematic sacrilege with two comedies that dared to ask: what if the end of the world was handled by the absolute wrong people? It’s This Is the End (2013) vs Dogma (1999) . One traps a group of celebrities together as Heaven and Hell literally battle for humanity’s fate. The...

It’s a highway hijinks showdown, a raunchy road-trip rumble! This week on Flick Fights , we’re packing the car, making questionable decisions, and heading across the country with two outrageous comedies: Sex Drive (2008) vs Road Trip (2000) . One follows a teenager willing to drive hundreds of miles to meet his online crush. The other follows a group of college friends racing against time to stop...

It’s a fantasy-fueled faceoff, a storybook showdown! This week on Flick Fights , we’re revisiting two of the strangest and most imaginative family films of the '90s: James and the Giant Peach (1996) vs The Pagemaster (1994) . One follows a lonely boy who escapes his miserable life aboard a giant peach alongside a crew of talking insects. The other throws an anxious young reader into a magical libr...

It’s a laid-back brawl, a coming-of-age clash! This week on Flick Fights , we’re putting two iconic high school classics head-to-head: Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) vs Dazed and Confused (1993) . One dives into the messy, funny, and sometimes harsh realities of teenage life in the early ’80s—balancing multiple storylines, relationships, and unforgettable characters. The other drops you into...

It’s a cringe-coated clash, a comedy catastrophe collision! This week on Flick Fights , we’re diving into a full-blown disaster matchup: The Master of Disguise (2002) vs The Love Guru (2008) . Two comedies. Two iconic comedians. And somehow… two of the most painful movie-watching experiences ever put to screen. We’re flipping the format— higher scores mean WORSE movies —as we crown the ultimate ci...

It’s a spine-chilling showdown, a suspense-soaked standoff! This week on Flick Fights , we’re diving into two of M. Night Shyamalan’s most iconic films: The Sixth Sense (1999) vs Signs (2002) . One is a haunting, emotional story about fear, loss, and the ability to see what others can’t—built around one of the most legendary twists in film history. The other is a tense, atmospheric tale of faith,...

It’s a cybernetic clash, a chrome-coated collision! This week on Flick Fights , we’re diving into two live-action anime adaptations that bring cyberpunk worlds to life: Ghost in the Shell (2017) vs Alita: Battle Angel (2019) . One is a sleek, philosophical exploration of identity, memory, and what it means to be human in a fully augmented world. The other is a high-energy, emotionally driven journ...

It’s a freedom-fueled faceoff, a war-torn warrior war! This week on Flick Fights , we’re putting two Mel Gibson-led historical epics head-to-head: Braveheart (1995) vs The Patriot (2000) . One tells the legendary story of William Wallace—an unbreakable symbol of rebellion and sacrifice in Scotland’s fight for independence. The other follows Benjamin Martin—a reluctant father drawn into the brutali...

It’s a puppet-powered punch-up, a felt-fueled faceoff! This week on Flick Fights , we’re diving into two wildly different takes on R-rated puppet comedy: Team America: World Police (2004) vs The Happytime Murders (2018) . One is a razor-sharp, no-holds-barred satire that pulls zero punches and somehow turns marionettes into one of the most brutal comedies of the 2000s. The other drops puppets into...

It’s a cosmic catastrophe clash, a superhero screw-up showdown! This week on Flick Fights , we’re diving into two comic book adaptations that didn’t just miss the mark—they rewrote the definition of “what went wrong?” It’s Green Lantern (2011) vs Catwoman (2004) —a $200 million CGI-heavy attempt to launch a DC universe… versus a Halle Berry–led fever dream that barely resembles the character it’s...

It’s a pixel-powered pileup, a catastrophic cartridge clash! This week on Flick Fights , we’re diving headfirst into the early days of video game movies—where Hollywood looked at beloved franchises and said, “yeah… let’s not do that.” It’s Super Mario Bros. (1993) vs Double Dragon (1994) —two adaptations that didn’t just miss the mark… they dropkicked it into another dimension. One turns a colorfu...

It’s a brilliant brain battle, a mind-melting mental matchup! This week on Flick Fights , Devon and Nick dive into two very different movies about unlocking the limits of human intelligence: Limitless (2011) vs Phenomenon (1996) . One man pops a pill and becomes a hyper-focused power player climbing the ladders of Wall Street and Washington. The other sees mysterious lights in the sky and awakens...

🎙️ It’s a Smooth Criminal Smackdown. It’s a Heist Heavyweight Handoff. Charlestown precision meets Los Angeles brute force. This week on Flick Fights , we’re throwing The Town and Den of Thieves into the arena for a full-spoiler heist showdown. One is a tightly wound Boston crime drama from Ben Affleck. The other is a testosterone-fueled LA crime saga that proudly wears its Heat inspiration on its...

It’s a Rat Race Rumble. It’s a Badge & Betrayal Brawl. Two moles. Two crime syndicates. One story told twice — once in Boston grit and once in Hong Kong precision. This week on Flick Fights , we’re putting The Departed against Infernal Affairs in a full-spoiler showdown. Is Scorsese’s Oscar-winning epic the definitive version? Or does the original Hong Kong thriller outmaneuver it with sharper...

It’s a campy cartridge cage match this week on Flick Fights! Mortal Kombat rumbles into the arcade arena against Street Fighter as we pit fist-flinging fighters, hammy heroes, bellowing villains, monster makeups, and pixel-perfect costumes against each other in ten rounds of pure 90s chaos. Join Nick and Devon as they crown a winner, settle the discourse, and answer the ultimate question: which on...

Surf Vs. Street! In one corner: Dom’s crew and the nitrous-fueled LA underworld. In the other: Bodhi’s skydiving surf cult with a death wish. Ten rounds. One champion. Join Devon and Nick this week as they call the fight, tally the damage, and crown a winner in the Flick Fights arena!

It's another Comedy Clash this week of two hilarious buddy cop films! Ferrel and Walberg take on Crowe and Gosling. Satire vs Noir, which guys are funnier? Tune in as we take them through ten rounds in the Flick Fights! arena to find out.

In this episode of Flick Fights, the hosts discuss the battle of not-Christmas Christmas movies, comparing Die Hard and Lethal Weapon. They delve into the plot, characters, and themes of each film, exploring the debate of whether these movies qualify as Christmas films. After ten rounds, who walks away with the belt??

Deck the halls in the Flick Fights! arena this week as we take two nostalgia trips from two different decades! Allen Vs. Ferrell in a Christmas Collision! Which one takes the festivous belt??

It's a brew battle, a booze bash, a party prize fight! Vaughn, Ferrel, and Wilson VS. The Broken Lizard cast! Tune in this week to see who walks away with the most intoxicated championship ever!

It's a Battle of the Balls this week on Flick Fights! Vaugh Vs. Fogler! Stiller Vs. Walken! Who walks away with the parody of a championship??

It's a battle of the bombs this week on Flick FIghts! These two movies traumatized an entire generation and are forever infamously linked to being prime examples of what NOT to do when making a movie adaptation. We take them through ten rounds and tell you which one was WORSE!Flick Fights! it's a

It's an abduction altercation, a captivatity clash, a kidnapping kerfuffle! This week we take two 2013 movies throught the Flick Fights! arena. In the red corner we have Hugh Jackman and Jake Gylenhal! In the Blue Corner we have Josh Brolin, Elizabeth Olson, and waaaaay in the back pretending he has nothing to do with this, is Spike Lee!

An Aster matchup for the ages! This episode includes guest host Jessica Vestal, our horror matron. This episode was recorded to be released in October, but was released late due to technical difficulties.