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Jason Koenigsberg of PanAndSlam.com and Rich Tola discuss movies that they feel the critics got wrong, and why.
Jason and Rich return to discuss the new Indiana Jones film, the Dial of Destiny and try to determine if this was a necessary addition to the classic franchise or just another reel big mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1995 summer blockbuster “Congo” and determine if this one is worth going into the jungle for or if it is just another Reel Big Mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the 2001 (or 2002) police shenanigans movie “Super Troopers” and determine if this one is worth getting pulled over for or if, like the critics say, it’s just another Reel Big Mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1987 romantic comedy “Mannequin” and determine if this one was worth coming to life for or if it should’ve just stayed a dummy.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1998 comic book movie Blade and determine if the critics were wrong about this early Marvel vampire slayer movie or if, like a vampires decision to go out during the day, it is a Reel Big Mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1994 comedy and Jim Carey breakout film, Ace Ventura: Pet Detective and determine if this one is “alllll righty then” or if it’s a “heyyy loser!”
Jason and Rich are breaking the first two rules of fight club and talking about Fight Club (1999). Is this surreal movie worth the praise it receives from both critics and audiences or is it a real big mistake?
Jason and Rich discuss the 1999 professional football football satire “Any Given Sunday” and determine if this one is a first-string starter or if it should’ve stayed on the bench.
Jason and Rich discuss the Norm MacDonald film “Dirty Work” and determine if Norm, Artie Lange, and a big name supporting class and a few cameos can hold up this film or if it is indeed a real big mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1985 Cold War comedy “Spies Like Us” starring Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd and determine if the critics were too harsh on the comedy Duos first collaboration or if this is indeed a real big mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the weird 2012 Scientology? film “The Master” and determine if this film deserved the critics praise or if this is actually a Reel Big Mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the 2008 comedy Step Brothers and determine if this dysfunctional family movie lives up to the casts potential or if this one is another Reel Big Mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the sequel to the holiday classic “Home Alone” and determine if this was a worthy sequel or if the McCallister’s should’ve stayed home this year.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1996 Christmas comedy that focuses on a dad trying to get his hands on a hot toy on Christmas Eve and determine if this one is worth the trouble or should’ve stayed on the shelf.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1994 media satire Natural Born Killers and determine if this one is the masterpiece that some claim it to be or just another Reel Big Mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1989 sequel to the original Ghostbusters and determine if bustin’ still makes us feel good or if this one is a Reel Big Mistake.
Jason and Rich continue their month of horror movies with the 1988 monkey thriller “Monkey Shines” and determine if this relatively unknown movie deserves more recognition or if this one was indeed a reel big mistake.
Jason and Rich discuss the 1984 slasher sequel and determine if the Friday the 13th franchise deserved to live on or if this should have indeed been the final chapter.
