We Hate Movies

The hosts discuss the opening scene of Scream, praising the script, sound design, and Drew Barrymore's performance as a major star in a horror film.

The hosts return for a special New York Film Festival preview, covering 14 films including Christian Mungiu's "Fjord" and the acclaimed "A Man of His Time.

The hosts of We Hate Movies discuss Peter Jackson's 1996 film The Frighteners, analyzing its box office failure, unfinished visual effects, and comedic tone.

The hosts dissect the 2009 film Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li, criticizing its gritty, live-action adaptation of the video game and its weak script.

The hosts of We Hate Movies review Resident Evil: Apocalypse, debating whether the sequel is better than the original while criticizing its stagnant energy and bad editing.

The hosts discuss the 1982 film Halloween III: Season of the Witch, noting its shift from a Halloween sequel to a standalone story about a toy company using masks to kill children.

In this live episode from Chicago, the hosts discuss the 1988 film Big, analyzing its plot, casting choices, and cultural impact.

The hosts review the 2011 film *The Guest*, praising it as an instant cult classic that effectively blends 80s nostalgia with modern tension.

We Hate Movies kicks off Season 17 with a special interview featuring directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein.

The hosts review John Woo’s 1996 action film *Broken Arrow*, recorded live at the Hollywood Improv.

The hosts conclude the 16th season of the VHS Trailer Game with a finale centered on *Total Recall*.