Moby Flicks

In this episode of Moby Flicks, the ladies discuss the baseball movie, Major League. Tom Berenger, Wesley Snipes, Charlie Sheen, Corbin, Bernsen and more make up the ragtag Cleveland team who are trying to defy fate, beat the odds, and win the pennant. Everybody loves an underdog!

On this episode, Maggie and Lizz-Ayn discuss John Sayle's biopic Eight Men Out, the true-ish story of the Chicago White Sox scandal.

In this week's episode, we review the baseball movie, Bull Durham. Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon both help young upstart pitcher Tim Robbins find his path in their own unique ways, creating an interesting love triangle (or even baseball diamond) in the process.

On our first episode of our baseball movie season, we review the biopic 61* which covers the manufactured rivalry between Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris.

We're back! For the long awaited fourth season, we'll be discussing movies of America's favorite past time: BASEBALL!

More like The Curse of Biodome, our forever lost episode. Unfortunately we lost the previous episode which we recorded with Danger Slater (buy his new book, Impossible James!) Instead, we have the Pauly Shore caper, The Curse of Inferno in which notable actors such as Ned Beatty, Janine Turner, Stephen Tobolowsky, and Max Perlich join Pauly. It's the story of a man who doesn't want it all, he just wants enough, and the woman who falls in love with him despite him being, well, him. With special guest, Cindy Barker!

In this episode we review the Pauly Shore movie Jury Duty but only after about ten minutes of complaining about local drivers and Maggie's horrible, terrible, no good, very bad day.

In the latest episode of our Pauly Shore mini-season, we review In the Army Now where Pauly and Andy Dick go into the reserves, get called up and find themselves in the middle of an active conflict. Lori Petty costars as a walking billboard for women in combat (as in, she is amazing), Esai Morales is a tough special ops guy, and David Alan Grier is the cowardly lion. Did we mention the Wizard of Oz references?

In the second episode of Season Mini Threeson, we review the Pauly Shore movie Son In Law, where a sweet country girl goes to the big city and becomes corrupted. Or liberated, depending on your point of view. Changes are made, lessons are learned, chaps are worn incorrectly.

Season mini threeson begins with Encino Man! The movie that brought us Pauly Shore also showcased many up and coming actors, as well as taught us that friends are the family you choose.

In which we announce the theme of the (mini) season three of Moby Flicks!

LAST EPISODE OF THE SEASON! To cap off our first Nicolas Cage season, we leave you with a revisit of the first movie we reviewed for the punk season, Valley Girl. A young Nicolas Cage reenacts Romeo and Juliet without the bloodshed but with a lot more boobs.

On this episode, we visit the Apocalypse inspired movie, Left Behind, where Nicolas Cage and Chad Michael Murray have to save a plane full of people from crashing after The Rapture disrupts air travel

Maggie made me promise not to digress so of course we digress constantly while discussing the Werner Herzog directed, Nicolas Cage starring NOLA noir, Bad Lieutenant Port of Call New Orleans

With special guest host Tant Lay! In this episode we review Tant's favorite Nicolas Cage film, Honeymoon in Vegas where a very suave James Caan thinks he has a second chance with his beloved dead wife in the form of Sarah Jessica Parker. Of course, this means he has to steal her away from her fiancee, Nicolas Cage. Elvis hijinks ensue!

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Nicolas Cage in a Batman knock off helping the main character be a vigilante/super hero! Plus one of the most well written female characters on film. No, not the love interest (but she was good, too) we're talking about Hit Girl.

Nicolas Cage and crew must transport a suspected witch to a distant abbey. Nothing really makes sense, plot holes abound, and, in spite of the European setting, everyone has American accents (even the European actors). If it's medieval times, it must be Season of the Witch

Nicolas Cage is a cop on the verge of retirement (oh no!) who finds out his daughter is pregnant with his first grandchild (double oh no!) when he stumbles across a group of mercenaries robbing a bank. This week on Moby Flicks, we review 211. HORST!

Travelogue or action film? Nicolas Cage is a hitman who breaks all of his rules once he arrives in Thailand.

A full on blood soaked bonkers revenge flick that has to be seen to be believed.