Top Shelf: Afi Top 100 (ghost-hat Network)

We review film #54: “M.A.S.H.”…the 1970 film that showed that the medical section of the Korean War was college only without the parties…

As a special bonus episode of TOP SHELF and in memoriam of Harold Ramis (aka Egon) passing, we watched the classic 1984 movie “Ghostbusters“.  The movie that made a generation of boys and girls want to grow up and fight ghosts.  Seriously, if you haven’t seen this movie, stop what you’re doing and go out […]

We review film #55: “North By Northwest”…the 1959 suspense film that told the world Mount Rushmore could easily be the setting of an action sequence.

We review film #56: “Jaws”…the 1975 film where you NEVER WANT TO GO IN THE OCEAN AGAIN!  EVER!

We review film #57: “Rocky”…the 1976 boxer flick that caused a generation of men to dream of running up the stairs at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and act like it was an accomplishment…which it is.

We review film #58: “The Gold Rush”…the 1925 Charlie Chaplin film that teaches you, when all else fails boiling your shoes and eating them are a viable alternative to food.

We review film #59: “Nashville”…the 1975 musical movie where every actor you know from the 70’s in one single film singing country western songs.  Now  featuring the magical non-speaking Jeff Goldblum!

We review film #60: “Duck Soup”…the 1933 film that features the Marx Brothers with more jokes and one liners per minute than any other film ever.

We review film #61: “Sullivan’s Travels”…the 1941 film where people talked fast, hobos were cool, movie theaters were noisy, and WHAT THE HELL IS SWINGO?!

We review film #62: “American Graffiti”…the 1973 film all about teenagers in the early 60’s and-oh look!  It’s Han Solo!  That’s not Chewbacca.

On this special BONUS episode, Lindsay and Jeff go over their Top 10 favorite Christmas movies and TV specials.  Why?  Well because darn it, everyone loved our Halloween special so much we decided to do it again.

We review film #63: “Cabaret”…the 1972 film where a young Lucille 2 works at a cabaret and meets Basil Exposition during WWII.

We review film #64: “Network”…the 1976 film where a network abuses it’s crazy, vocal news reporter by turning it into a freak show as a way to regain its ratings. So nothing has changed in 37 years.

We review film #65: “The African Queen”…the 1951 film where two people realize they love each other on the Jungle Cruise ride.  Seriously.

We review film #66: “Raiders of the Lost Ark”…the 1981 film where Harrison Ford plays an archeologist that is…oh come on, how do you not know this movie?  Whips!  Ark of the Covenant!  Snakes!  Germans!

We review film #67: “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”…the 1966 film where you feel like the fly on the wall of a really awkward fight between people you don’t know…and it’s amazing.

We review film #68: “Unforgiven”…the 1992 film where an old Clint Eastwood takes revenge on someone he doesn’t know, for what they did to someone he doesn’t know, for reasons we don’t know.  Morgan Freeman!

We review film #69: “Tootsie”…the 1982 film where Dustin Hoffman pretends to be a woman and does it pretty damn well.  Do you really need to know anything more than that?

On this special BONUS episode, Lindsay and Jeff go over their Top 10 favorite Halloween movies.  No not the franchise “HALLOWEEN”, just movies that they like to watch during the holiday season!

We review film #70: “A Clockwork Orange”…the 1971 film where Malcolm McDowell creeped the royal crap out of us while singing “Singing in the Rain”.  ::cringe::