Flix & Flops

Get ready for an interstellar adventure as we dive deep into the latest release, "Project Hail Mary"! Join us in this exciting podcast episode, where we analyze if this is a sci-fi masterpiece worthy of its hype. Tune in for our take on the performances, visual effects, and Tom's general confusion with Grace Kelly. Whether you're a sci-fi fan or curious about the buzz, this review is packed with insights that you won’t want to miss!

No, this isn't about the Beck song Novocaine. Join in as Sean and Tom sit down to talk about everyone's favorite nepo baby, Jack Quaid, in their review of Novocaine!

In a sea of endless trash, Sean and Tom find themselves seeing a movie that had very little marketing and word of mouth. Was it worth it? Tune in to find out!

Electric State (2025) is the Netflix adaptation based on the novel of the same name by Simon Stålenhag. The movie misses the entire point of the book and truly made us feel like we wasted our time. But on the bright side, for the first time ever we are joined by a special guest!

This is the worst Mercy of all time.

This is the greatest Wake Up Dead Man of all time.

This is the worst Money Plane of all time

Merry Christmas you filthy animals. What better way to celebrate this wonderful season than to talk about the greatest Christmas movie ever made, Die Hard.

This is the greatest Caught Stealing of all time.

A remake of a bad 80's action movie? The 2025 remake of The Running Man is not good.

This is the greatest The Long Walk

Happy Halloween! The only thing scarier than this holiday is how bad this Adam Sandler movie really is.

For the first time in podcast history, Sean and Tom don't see eye to eye on the same movie. This is one of the most One Battle After Another movies of all time

After dealing with streaming issues and missed theater opportunities, Sean and Tom watched 'Warfare' on HBO, enjoying Papa John's in search of a sponsorship. They discuss the unpredictability, realism, and tension of the movie, co-directed by a real war veteran. They highlight the film's powerful sound design, realistic portrayal of concussions and war trauma, and the understated performances of actors like Will Poulter and Michael Gandolfini.

In this episode of Flicks and Flops, Sean and Tom unleash their thoughts on the newest Jurassic World installment, 'Jurassic World Rebirth.' From criticizing the absurd plot involving dinosaur DNA fetch quests to mocking the caricatured performances and plot holes, they unearth every reason why this film is a colossal flop. With discussions on laughable tropes, poor character development, and senseless action sequences, they go over what may be the worst ending since 'War of the Worlds.' Tune in for a fun yet scathing review of a movie that even dinosaurs would be bored of.

In this hilarious episode, Sean and Tom endure the cinematic disaster that is Amazon Prime's 'War of the Worlds.' From Ice Cube's deadpan acting, to an over-the-top product placement for Amazon and Tesla, they tear apart what might be the worst movie ever made. Listen as they explore the absurd plot, disjointed character arcs, and the film’s relentless use of stock footage and sound effects. Join them on this wild journey and discover why this movie left them both in utter disbelief.

So here's 'The Thing'...in this laugh-filled episode of Flicks and Flops, Sean and Tom dive into the latest installment of Fantastic Four First Steps. They rave about the retro 1960s vibe, nerd out over Johnny Storm’s new IQ points, and even appreciate a Galactus who isn’t just a cloud of bad CGI. They also spot not-so-sneaky cameos and debate Reed Richards' stretchy powers. With high stakes, witty banter, and a soundtrack that slaps, this flick might just be fantastic. Say that again!

In the inaugural episode of Flicks and Flops, Sean and Tom dive into a lively discussion of 'Superman' directed by James Gunn. They explore the film's fresh take on Superman, the standout performances, and the return to a more comic-accurate, playful tone. The duo breaks down key elements such as the inclusion of Krypto, the impact of Lois and Clark's relationship, and the intricacies of Lex Luthor's character. They also touch on the potential of future DCU projects under Gunn's direction, giving insights into what worked in the film and what might've been too 'out there.' Expect humor, deep insights, and lots of geeky banter!

This is the introduction for the Flix & Flops Podcast