In time for the holidays and 42 years after the original, Star Wars returns for another holiday special! Is this one worth the time or a major disaster? Listen to find out!
Vince Vaughn as a serial killer who turns into a teenage girl? Yes, you heard that right? Join Tommy as he reviews the new horror comedy body swap slasher film “Freaky”!
Phenomenal Frights is over but the holidays are not. Tommy is back after a wild Halloween and election to review the Netflix film, Holidate starring Emma Roberts. Is it super cheesy or worth the watch? Listen to find out!
Tommy ends Phenomenal Frights with a review of one of the best Halloween movies of all time: the underrated Trick R Treat. He’s joined once again by Olivia to talk all things Halloween and how much fun this movie is!
Tommy is joined by his lovely partner in crime (and podcasting) Olivia to discuss their Top 10 Favorite Horror Movies.
Tommy reviews the first two Welcome to Blumhouse features, which are free on Amazon Prime. Listen and find out if this is a brilliant new foray into distribution or if Blum should re-evaluate the way they go about making films.
Tommy is once again joined by 3 time guest Mike Vlaz on this special Phenomenal Frights episode, where we discuss the horror section of the video store, Blockbuster, beautiful VHS cover art and our favorite candy!
Adam Sandler has somehow snuck his way into the podcast! Did Tommy want to jump out a window reviewing this? Or did he find it comedic like 90s Sandler? Check out the review to know the deets!
Tommy is joined again by his friend with too many accomplishments to name, Ryan Larson, to discuss underrated horror gems for Phenomenal Frights. Listen as the two discuss what 20 films they think you should watch this Halloween season...AND BEYOND!
The not really a remake but still takes the name film called Let’s Scare Julie is out on VOD, a new horror film for me to review for you all!
Tommy and Olivia have date night at The Harvest Moon Drive In Theater in Gibson City, IL, where they catch a double feature of Halloween 1978 and Halloween 2018 during the fright fest! This isn’t a normal, contained review, as the two review both films, as well as the drive in aspect and are live from their car as they do so!
Tommy embarks on his first review of an entire year, 1975, the year of the first summer blockbuster. Join me on this journey, where I rank my Top 10 Films of the Year, discuss the Academy Awards and even give you some of 1975’s best music to listen to.
Tommy reviews Antebellum, a psychological social issue themed horror film he had been looking forward to. Give it a listen!
Tommy takes another stab at multiple reviews as he tackles The New Mutants, Class Action Park, The Broken Hearts Gallery, The Babysitter: Killer Queen and Disney’s Mulan. Listen to find out what you should see, what you should avoid and maybe you’ll discover something new.
Tommy went to the theater! And saw Tenet! Which actually got released! And is joined by a very special guest for this review! Give it a listen!
Tommy reviews the long awaited third installment of Bill and Ted, 29 years after we last saw them on screen. Was the film as bodacious and rad as we hoped? Listen to find out, as well as hearing a beautiful tribute to Chadwick Boseman.
Tommy reviews Unhinged this week, and as the title says, the first theatrical release since March. Join him as he discusses this film, as well as the stuff seen from DC FanDome.
One of Tommy’s favorite films of all time had turned 10! Yes, he still loves it. Give it a listen!
Tommy reviews the new Seth Rogen comedy on HBO Max, about a man preserved in pickle juice in 1919 who wakes up 100 years later and meets his great grandson. Enjoy!