Thirsty For More - Movie Review

Holy shit this movie is awful. lol truly truly bad Jason in space. Goes back to form in a way. the shlockiness is fun but ultimately banal and annoying. Fun episode though!

This week on Thirsty for Gore, Aleks and Milenko take a ride on the SS Absurdity with Friday the 13th Part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan! Jason’s out of the woods and on the streets of New York City—well, kind of. The brothers can’t get enough of the wild premise, even though the movie mostly takes place on a boat. From toxic waste to rooftop boxing, this movie is full of insane moments that make it a guilty pleasure, even if it’s one of the weaker entries in the series. Join the brothers as they dissect the campy chaos of Jason’s city adventure and why, despite all its flaws, it’s still weirdly entertaining.

Aleks and Milenko are pumped this week on Thirsty for Gore as they dive into Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives! After the mess of Part 5, this one brings Jason back to life (literally) in all his undead, supernatural glory. With a fresh, self-aware tone, and some of the best kills in the series, the brothers are loving the meta-humor and comic-book-style action that makes this entry one of the most fun of the franchise. It’s Jason at his coolest, and the brothers can’t wait to geek out over the return of the unstoppable slasher they know and love. Get ready for a lively, nostalgia-fueled discussion on why Jason Lives is a fan-favorite!

This week on Thirsty for Gore, Aleks and Milenko tackle the ultimate 80s slasher showdown with Friday the 13th Part 4: The Final Chapter! Much like the Rocky IV of the franchise, this one cranks the American excess to 11—packed with non-stop action, insane kills, and peak 80s craziness. The brothers are all in on this fan-favorite, loving every over-the-top moment as Jason delivers his most brutal, high-octane rampage yet. Tune in for a high-energy breakdown of why this movie is the true heart of the series, embodying everything wild and unforgettable about 80s horror.

Aleks and Milenko are back and finally feeling the hype! This week on Thirsty for Gore, the brothers tackle Friday the 13th Part 2 and can’t help but notice the huge leap in quality. With a bigger budget, tighter direction, and—yes—a more formidable Jason (sort of), this sequel gives them hope for the franchise’s bloody future. The pacing’s sharper, the kills are nastier, and the energy is way up, making the brothers excited for what's to come. Tune in as they celebrate a slasher that finally delivers the thrills they’ve been waiting for!

Aleks and Milenko dive into the high-octane world of Jeremy Saulnier’s Rebel Ridge (2024), a brutal throwback to 80s/90s action films with a modern twist. The brothers break down this gritty, adrenaline-fueled thriller that’s not just about fists and bullets—it's packed with sharp, biting dialogue and intense verbal sparring. The action feels grounded in reality, with brutal, physics-based fight choreography that brings real stakes to every scene.They also dig into the film’s deeper themes, like structural racism, seen through the journey of the Black protagonist, Terry Richmond (played by Aaron Pierre). Terry’s battle against a corrupt system, embodied by Don Johnson’s ruthless, bad-cop antagonist, adds layers of tension and social commentary. It’s a movie that’s as thoughtful as it is relentless, and the brothers have a lot to say about how it updates the action genre while tackling important issues.Get ready for fiery takes, wild insights, and plenty of love for Rebel Ridge. This is a can't-miss episode for action fans and film lovers alike.

Welcome back to "Thirsty for More," where we quench our thirst for cinematic exploration with insightful discussions and thought-provoking analysis. In this episode, join the insightful brothers, Aleks and Milenko, as they tackle the powerful and gripping drama, "American History X."In this riveting exploration of hate, redemption, and the search for identity, our hosts delve into the heart of the film's narrative and its profound impact on audiences. From Edward Norton's mesmerizing performance as the conflicted protagonist to the film's unflinching portrayal of racism and violence, "American History X" is a film that demands attention and introspection.As Aleks and Milenko dissect the film's themes of prejudice, family, and the consequences of hate, they'll navigate the complexities of its characters and the moral dilemmas they face. With each scene meticulously examined, they'll uncover layers of meaning and shed light on the enduring relevance of the film's message in today's society.So, prepare to be enlightened and engaged as "Thirsty for More" presents a compelling deep dive into the raw and impactful world of "American History X." It's an episode you won't want to miss—get into it!

Get ready for another thrilling episode of "Thirsty for More" as the dynamic duo, Aleks and Milenko, return to dissect the 2024 remake of the cult classic "Road House"! Featuring an all-star cast including the incredible Jake Gyllenhaal, the formidable Conor McGregor in a memorable villainous role, the talented Daniela Melchior, the surprising addition of Post Malone, and the delightful Jessica Williams—this movie boasts an ensemble that's bound to leave you in awe.Join the brothers as they delve into the heart of the film, exploring its gritty action sequences, electrifying performances, and nostalgic nods to the Van Damme era. With the help of associate producer Kays, they unravel what makes this remake a must-watch for fans of the genre.From discussing the movie's standout moments to dissecting the elements that felt a bit off, this episode promises to be a rollercoaster ride of insights and entertainment. So, grab your popcorn and tune in to "Thirsty for More" as Aleks and Milenko take you on a wild journey through the adrenaline-fueled world of "Road House." It's an episode you won't want to miss—get into it!

Welcome to "Hungry for More," the podcast where Ana, Aleks, and Milenko dive deep into the world of "The Hunger Games" movies, exploring the broader political implications of art and the depiction of righteous revolution in Hollywood.In this episode, the trio delves into the third installment of the franchise—Part 1 of the epic finale, "Mockingjay." With the revolution in full swing, paranoia runs rampant as loyalties are questioned and alliances tested. Against this backdrop, Katniss emerges as a beacon of inspiration and hope, galvanizing the masses with her unwavering resolve.As the hosts dissect the intricacies of the plot, they uncover layers of character development and lore that add depth to the story. However, with "Mockingjay" Part 1 serving as the first half of a two-part epic, there's a sense of anticipation mixed with frustration. While the attempt to give the story a cohesive ending is commendable, the wait for the final resolution can feel agonizing.Nevertheless, the movie is ripe with intrigue, particularly in the evolving dynamics of Katniss' relationships with Gale and Peeta. As the lines between ally and adversary blur, the hosts navigate the complexities of love, loyalty, and sacrifice with keen insight and analysis.So, if you're hungry for a thought-provoking discussion on "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," look no further. Tune in to this episode of "Hungry for More" and prepare to feast on a feast of insights and revelations. After listening, you'll undoubtedly be left craving more.

Welcome back to another exciting episode of the podcast extravaganza with the dynamic duo, Aleks and Milenko! But wait, there's more! This time, they're joined by none other than the fantastic Ana, a dear friend of the show, as they embark on a thrilling mini dive into the captivating world of young adult fiction with none other than "The Hunger Games."Hold onto your seats, folks, because this trio of hosts is ready to take you on a rollercoaster ride through the dystopian landscape of Panem. First up, let's talk about Jennifer Lawrence—what an absolute powerhouse performance she delivers in the 2012 adaptation of "The Hunger Games"! Get ready to be blown away by her talent.But that's just the beginning. Prepare yourself for a podcast episode like no other, as Aleks, Milenko, and Ana kick off a hilarious yet deeply exploratory discussion. Together, they delve into the intricate web of politics and power that defines the world of "The Hunger Games." From the thrilling action sequences to the thought-provoking social commentary, no stone is left unturned in this enthralling conversation.So, grab your bow and arrow, and join the trio as they navigate the treacherous arenas of "The Hunger Games" universe. With laughter, insight, and plenty of surprises along the way, this episode promises to leave you thirsty for more. Don't miss out—tune in now and let the games begin!

Welcome back to the resurrection of the podcast that started it all—welcome to "Second Chance Schwartzy" with the indomitable brothers Aleks and Milenko! This time, they're revisiting the golden era of Arnold Schwarzenegger's filmography, kicking off with a deep dive into the 1988 buddy cop comedy, "Red Heat."Picture this: Arnold Schwarzenegger as Ivan Danko, a Soviet Union cop sent on a special assignment to the chaos of Chicago, USA. His partner in this odd couple adventure? The hilarious Jim Belushi as Art Ridzik. It's a fish-out-of-water story with a touch of the buddy cop dynamic that defined the era.While "Red Heat" might seem like a goofy comedy at first glance, the brothers reveal its hidden layers. The film cleverly explores the cultural clash between Danko's Soviet background and Ridzik's Chicago upbringing, emphasizing the surprising similarities between the two. Set against the backdrop of the dwindling Cold War tensions and the impending dismantling of the Soviet Union, the movie captures a unique moment in history.But that's not all—the plot thickens with Ed O'Ross playing Viktor Rosta, the notorious USSR drug pusher and big bad guy. The narrative weaves a subplot involving the Cleanheads, a Black liberation movement, drawing intriguing parallels between Black liberation in America and socialist principles in the USSR. It's a dense and captivating plot that unfolds against the backdrop of East meeting West."Red Heat" is a classic tale with an ensemble cast that's nothing short of iconic—Gina Gershon, Laurence Fishburne, Peter Boyle, and more. The movie surprises with its depth and intriguing layers, making it a classic worth revisiting. So, join the brothers as they unravel the intricacies of this Schwarzenegger gem in "Second Chance Schwartzy." It's a blast from the past that promises to be a great and surprising ride!

Welcome, fellow cinephiles, to a monumental episode of "Planet Bruce"! This time, brothers Aleks and Milenko are delving into a movie that's not just a film—it's an integral part of their shared history. Brace yourselves for a deep dive into the 2005 indie gem by Nick Cassavetes, a cinematic journey through the true-life events of Johnny Truelove and Jake Mazursky.This movie holds a special place in the hearts of the brothers, having been quoted and memed for years, especially celebrating the powerhouse performance of Ben Foster. Get ready for a thoughtful analysis as the brothers dissect not just the scenes featuring Foster but the entire fabric of this indie masterpiece.The stellar cast, including Sharon Stone, Bruce Willis, Amanda Seyfried, Anton Yelchin, Justin Timberlake, and Emile Hirsch, delivers standout performances. The casting is on point, and the faux documentary style of filming adds a layer of authenticity, capturing the essence of a compellingly told California-based coming-of-age story.As the brothers navigate the narrative, they unravel the brilliance of the storytelling, particularly how the faux documentary style intensifies the dramatic irony surrounding Anton Yelchin's fate. The audience, already aware of the tragic outcome, is taken on a ride, witnessing these young characters make life-altering mistakes.This episode promises to be nothing short of epic, as the brothers bring their A-game to dissect the layers of this cinematic gem. It's "Planet Bruce" at its finest, discussing a movie that has etched itself into their cinematic lexicon. So, get ready for a Pantheon-level episode, filled with excitement, insight, and, of course, plenty of T4M moments. It's a big one, and we can't wait for you to get into it! Tune in and enjoy the ride!