Movie Matters

What a lovely day indeed. Jake and Kevin review one of the best action movies of recent times and of all time, 'Mad Max Fury Road' from 2015. How can you top this movie?

Jake and Kevin start off the new year reviewing Christopher Nolan's 2010 film, 'Inception'. Is it all a dream? Find out now on Movie Matters!

We were supposed to do another "Bad 80s Movie" but instead we chose to do our year in review. We discuss our Top 5 and Bottom 5 movies of the year. What were your favorites from the year?

'Mommie Dearest' poses a lot of questions. Is it truly a bad movie? Is Faye Dunaway overacting? Are biopics boring and have no rewatch value? Find out on our latest episode where we answer these questions!

Bad 80s movies continues with the film that marked the death of the "New Hollywood" era. 'Heaven's Gate' changed the course of the movie industry. Was that a good thing or a bad thing? Is the movie misunderstood like the others we have done this month? Find out on our latest episode!

"Bad" 80s movies continue this month with the 1986 Marvel film, 'Howard the Duck'. I mean, c'mon how bad could a movie about a talking duck really be?

December brings "bad 80s movies" month. We watch some notoriously bad movies from the 80s , starting with the 1987 film, 'Ishtar'. Is 'Ishtar' really bad? It has a 4.7 rating on IMDB. Find out our thoughts now!

We end Hong Kong/Chinese action films with a bang. John Woo goes all out on action in this 1989 flick, 'The Killer'. Check out our thoughts on the hyper violent classic now!

Jake & Kevin continue with Chinese cinema; well, sort of. John Carpenter's 1986 cult classic 'Big Trouble in Little China' pays homage to Hong Kong cinema. Check out the review now!

Hong Kong 80s action continues this month with a classic from John Woo, 'A Better Tomorrow'. Check out our review now!

November is all about Chinese action cinema from the 80s. We start off with Jackie Chan's 'Police Story' from 1985. Get ready for a month of ass kicking movies!

The last episode for horror month. Did we go out with a banger? Check out our thoughts on the cult slasher, 'Sleepaway Camp' from 1983 now.

Jake and Kevin review another classic horror franchise that started in the 80s, 'Hellraiser'. The 1987 film was made on an incredibly small budget, but you would never guess it based on the make up and practical effects work! Check out our thoughts now!

A slasher, detective, horror movie with Bruce Campbell, sounds like a recipe for success. But is it? Find out on the latest episode where Jake and Kevin review the 1988 film, 'Maniac Cop'.

Slasher October starts out with a film that helped make the genre become legendary. 'Friday the 13th' from 1980, is a classic that didn't include the iconic villain, "Jason". Does the first movie live up to the legacy of the series? Find out on our new episode of Movie Matters.

Another 80s Cronenberg movie review. Jake and Kevin talk about 'Videodrome' from 1983, directed by David Cronenberg.

Jake and Kevin review the cult film, 'The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension' from 1984. With a name like that, could it be an amazing movie? Find out now on Movie Matters!

Jake and Kevin talk about the controversial 1983 film, 'Twilight Zone: The Movie'. Directed by some of the all time greats, John Landis, Joe Dante, Steven Spielberg, and George Miller, is this film a worthy 80s film?

The guys discuss Streets of Fire, the action/musical from 1984

The guys discuss the Sean Penn-led film, Bad Boys, about the juvenile detention system

Chuck Norris stars in this action thriller about a group of terrorists launching an invasion of America

Schwarzenegger stars as a small town sheriff that gets wrapped up in fighting the Chicago mob in this 1986 action/crime flick

The guys discuss Code of Silence, the Chicago cop movie starring Chuck Norris from 1985

The guys discuss the 1988 Eddy Murphy-led comedy, Coming To America, directed by John Landis

The guys celebrate their 100th episode talking about Terminator 2: Judgement Day, starring Arnold schwarzenegger and directed by James Cameron