Good Film Hunting

Some songs come from the heart. Some come from the pain. And some, apparently, come from standing a little too close to Paul Rudd when he’s working through his feelings. This week, we tune up for Power Ballad, the new John Carney film starring Paul Rudd, Nick Jonas, and Havana Rose Liu, about a washed-out musician whose original song becomes the comeback anthem for a fading pop star who may have s...

This week we are engulfed by The Mist, Frank Darabont's 2007 creature-feature turned existential gut-punch, starring Thomas Jane, Marcia Gay Harden, and Laurie Holden, based on Stephen King's novella. After a violent storm, a mysterious mist traps survivors inside a Maine grocery store, where the danger outside may be nothing compared to the fear growing within. The Mist arrived in theaters to mix...

This week we check into Hokum (written and directed by Damian McCarthy), where the concierge seems off, the honeymoon suite has baggage, and where a case of writer’s block is probably better handled at home. This film takes us into the Irish countryside, where Adam Scott plays a reclusive horror novelist who visits a remote inn to scatter his parents’ ashes, only to get pulled into tales of a witc...

Shelby Oaks may sound like the kind of place where you’d buy antiques, homemade apple cider, or maybe a rocking chair with an odd stain, but this week we wander into the woods of Shelby Oaks for the 2025 theatrical horror mystery written and directed by Chris Stuckmann. Starring Camille Sullivan as Mia, the film follows as she obsessively searches for answers after her sister Riley vanished while...

This week we stroll into Normal, which is exactly the kind of town name that immediately tells you it is anything but... Directed by Ben Wheatley and written by Derek Kolstad, the film stars Bob Odenkirk, Henry Winkler, and Lena Headey in a small-town action comedy about a temporary sheriff whose sleepy new posting turns into a violent little snow globe full of secrets. So, is Normal worth the wat...

This week we accidentally no-clip into Backrooms, the new A24 liminal nightmare from director Kane Parsons, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, Renate Reinsve, and Mark Duplass. A strange doorway appears beneath a furniture showroom, and what starts as one man’s impossible discovery turns into a fluorescent-lit descent through spaces that feel like an abandoned office park mixed with a living nightmare. Is...

This week on Good Film Hunting, we’re cracking open Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, the third Benoit Blanc case from writer-director Rian Johnson. Starring Daniel Craig back as the world’s most polite Southern detective, alongside Josh O’Connor and Glenn Close, this time Blanc steps into a darker, more faith-soaked mystery involving a small-town church, a suspicious death, and secrets buri...

This week we make one little wish and immediately regret it in Obsession, the new supernatural horror film written and directed by Curry Barker. The film follows Michael Johnston as Bear, a lonely music store employee who uses a mysterious “One Wish Willow” to make his crush Nikki love him, only to discover that forced affection comes with a very bloody return policy. So, did Obsession cast a spel...

This week we travel back to 2014 with Interstellar, Christopher Nolan’s cosmic gut-punch starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and Jessica Chastain. Set in a dying future where Earth is running out of food and time, former pilot Cooper joins a desperate mission through a wormhole in search of humanity’s next home. But does Interstellar truly launch into greatness, or did we find ourselves l...

This week, we kick open the wrong door with Do Not Enter, the 2026 horror-thriller directed by Marc Klasfeld and starring Jake Manley, Adeline Rudolph, and Francesca Reale. The film follows a pack of thrill-seeking urban explorers who livestream their way into New Jersey’s abandoned Paragon Hotel in search of buried gangster loot, only to find rival intruders and something far uglier lurking in th...

This week, Good Film Hunting sends up a flare for Send Help (2026), Sam Raimi’s desert-island descent into survival, resentment, and gloriously twisted bad vibes. Starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien,, the film strands an overlooked employee and her insufferable boss as the only survivors of a plane crash, turning a fight to stay alive into a darkly comedic war of wills. Was Send Help the res...

This week, Good Film Hunting puts some serious spin on Marty Supreme, Josh Safdie’s high-energy 1950s-set hustler saga starring Timothée Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Odessa A’zion. Chalamet plays Marty Mauser, a swaggering young table tennis phenom chasing greatness, money, and legitimacy in a world that barely knows what to do with him. The real question is: does Marty Supreme paddle its way to...

This week, we weather the storm with Shelter, Ric Roman Waugh’s bruised-and-brooding action thriller starring Jason Statham, Bodhi Rae Breathnach, and Bill Nighy. Set on a remote coastal island, the film follows a reclusive man with a violent past who rescues a young girl from a storm and gets dragged back into a deadly world he thought he’d left behind. Shelter wants to be equal parts lonely char...

This week, Project Hail Mary launches Ryan Gosling into the kind of sci-fi where the equations matter, the emotions sneak up on you, and the fate of Earth somehow rides shotgun with one very overwhelmed middle-school science teacher. Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the film follows Ryland Grace, a man who wakes up alone on a spacecraft with no memory and slowly realizes he may be hum...

This week on Good Film Hunting, we’re breaking out an acoustic guitar for a little Song Sung Blue (2025).This heartfelt musical drama from Craig Brewer stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson as Mike and Claire Sardina, a Midwest couple who chase their dreams by forming a Neil Diamond tribute band called Lightning and Thunder. Did this movie make us forever blue (in jeans) or do we think you and Crackl...

This week we slip on a pair of very suspicious sunglasses and see the world as it really is with They Live, the gloriously subversive sci-fi satire directed by John Carpenter and starring Roddy Piper, Keith David, and Meg “My ice blue eyes are staring into your soul” Foster. The story follows a drifter who discovers a pair of sunglasses that reveal a hidden truth: the world is secretly controlled...

This week we sprint into Edgar Wright’s 2025 reimagining of The Running Man, starring Glen Powell as Ben Richards, opposite a wild ensemble including Josh Brolin and Colman Domingo — all set in a dystopian reality where survival is televised and martyrdom is entertainment. What starts as a desperate bid to save a family becomes a gladiator-like sprint through corporate spectacle and media obsessio...

This week on Good Film Hunting - Cult Classics, we’re going over the edge—literally—into the raw, restless suburban nightmare of the 1979 film of the same name. Directed by Jonathan Kaplan, it stars a breakout Matt Dillon, alongside Michael Eric Kramer and Pamela Ludwig. Set in a sterile planned community where adults talk at kids instead of to them, the film follows a group of bored, ignored teen...

This week on Good Film Hunting, we’re tearing into The Rip—the crime thriller directed by Joe Carnahan, and starring Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, and Steven Yeun. When a group of Miami cops stumble onto a massive, illicit cash haul, loyalty gets tested and the line between law and crime starts to tear fast. Did Affleck and Damon rip a good one? #GoodFilmHunting #RegularReview #TheRip #JoeCarnahan #Ben...

🎬 It’s finally time… the curtain is pulled back. We’ve been teasing it and hinting at it — and now the mystery is over. Welcome to GFH: Good Film Hunting. In this video, we officially reveal our new channel identity, explain why we made the change, and what it means for movie lovers moving forward. Same voices, same love of film, but with a sharper focus, a stronger mission, and a whole lot more...

It’s been snow, snow, and more snow… so we figured it was a good time to check in. ❄️ In this laid-back episode, Andy and Gary sit down for a casual chat with you all—talking about the winter weather that just won’t quit, how it’s been affecting everyday life, and what we’ve been binge-watching to survive the cold. No reviews, no deep dives, no pressure—just a friendly hang and a quick hello to ou...

A lot of changes are coming to this channel — but not in the way you might expect. Today we’re talking about how Flick Flops (soon to be known as NAME TO BE REVEALED SOON) is evolving, what’s staying, what’s moving, and how this helps us deliver more consistent, film-focused content going forward. Flick Flops, Cult Classics, and Retro Rewind are all staying right here, and with a new scheduling ap...

Big changes are coming to Flick Flops — and they’re all about making the channel better for you and more sustainable for us. We’re not diving into all the details just yet, but we wanted to give our subscribers a heads-up that some refinements are on the way in 2026. The goal is simple: clearer focus, stronger episodes, and more of what you actually enjoy watching. And that’s where you come in 👇...

This week we’re getting horny for the holidays as we unwrap Krampus, the 2015 horror/comedy directed by Michael Dougherty and starring Adam Scott, Toni Collette, David Koechner, and Allison Tolman. When a dysfunctional family’s Christmas spirit collapses faster than a mall Santa on his lunch break, they accidentally summon a shadowy Alpine demon who punishes the naughty—not with coal, but with nig...

This week we’re decking the halls and trolling a little Yuletide carol as we countdown our Top 5 Christmas Films.  These are the ones we rewatch every year, quote way too much, and argue about like it’s a family tradition. So grab some hot cocoa, and strike the harp while Andy dons his gay apparel… this is our Merry Christmas special! Social Links: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tummytwins...