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Thanksgiving Special - The Worst Movie In The World
Kyle and Jim take on the concepts around what could be considered the World's Worst Movie. It's easy to dump on cheapie sci-fi movies from the 1950s or lame Hallmark love stories, but aren't the worst movies the ones that disappoint us the most? In talking through their definitions, our hosts find ...
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (1975) & The Ninth Configuration (1979)
Kyle and Jim tackle the subject of mental health while considering the distance our culture has traveled from the 1930s right up into the 2020s. Through the lens of one outright classic (One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest) and one underrated gem (The Ninth Configuration), Our Hosts delve deep into wha...
Heathers (1989) & Parents (1989)
Cult films are defined as movies that were not popular upon release, but develop a very dedicated fan base as time passes – sometimes years after. They can be any genre but typically include science fiction or horror themes. They are off beat have unexpected twists and turns that earworm thei...
Halloween Special - Our Top 5 Horror Films of All-Time
Halloween special bonus episode! Jim, Kyle & Lori get together to work out what they consider to be their Top 5 horror movies. Surprise - there's a bit of overlap, but that's going to happen when we've spent the last 20 years watching movies together! Thanks for joining Generations Movie Review...
The Silence Of The Lambs (1991) & Seven (1995)
Continuing our horror genre reviews in honor of Halloween this month, Kyle and Jim discuss two clever thrillers with outstanding performances all around. The Silence of the Lambs from 1991 and Seven from 1995. At the core, both movies are about a serial killer that have their own agenda and...
1408 (2007) and Drag Me To Hell (2009)
What defines a Horror film? In the simplest of terms, a horror movie is meant to elicit fear for entertainment purposes. However, fear isn’t the same for everyone. So maybe the question should be: what defines a horror film FOR YOU? Some people might be fearful of clowns, zombies, or vampir...
Superman (1978) and Man Of Steel (2013)
Superhero movies have been the dominant force in Hollywood for 2 decades now! It’s hard to believe. If you’re in your 20’s you’ve probably never known cinema without a superhero movie. But that wasn’t always the case. Everything has to start somewhere. A movie being ...
American Graffiti (1973), Dazed and Confused (1993) & Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982)
These iconic coming of age movies are like going back in time! Each giving a snapshot of what it was to be a high school kid in the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's-respectively. No matter what clique you were in, what club you were in, what sport you played or if you were a loner, you're sure to identity...
The Tree Of Life (2011) & Nebraska (2013)
Middle aged men looking back on their relationships with their dads is certainly a theme to which Jim can relate, but Kyle reveals how that topic stretches across the generational divide. These two movies couldn't be any different production wise but The Tree Of Life and Nebraska find a common touc...
Dawn Of The Dead 1978 and 2004
Zombies: they were all the rage in the 2000s, but what is the lineage? George A. Romero's idea of a zombie - where they came from, what they eat and how to kill them - is still the basis and framework for practically any zombie movie ever made. Zombies (like life) got a lot faster from 1978 to 2004...