All of Matt Hughes’ concerns, nit-picks, and downright objections to IT: Chapter Two.

Happy holidays to all casual movie goers, film lovers, and cinephiles! For the second year in a row, You Hate Movies is bringing a grand tradition from out of our homes and into your yuletide movie room: The 33 Days of Christmas Movies!

A well-worn clickbait trope of film journalism is the article in which one lists the Most Disturbing/Shocking/Controversial (or some such synonym) Movies Of All Time. I’ll be the first to admit that I am a sucker for such clickbait.

Matt loves movies. He loves movies so much they inspired him to make a mid-year resolution. This summer, after watching two rather inspiring films, Matt said, “I’ll be an Avenger by Christmas.” Was his resolution to lose weight and get buff a success? See the before and after photos.

Every Christmas, You Hate Movies presents the annual Home Alone Christmas Party. Cinephiles, film lovers, and casual movie goers alike come together to celebrate these landmark films upon the landscape of human history. Here is how to throw your own Home Alone party.

Happy holidays to all casual movie goers, film lovers, and cinephiles! For the second year in a row, You Hate Movies is bringing a grand tradition from out of our homes and into your yuletide movie room: The 33 Days of Christmas Movies!

Over the last few years, there has surfaced a strange cultural conceit that TV has begun to replace movies as the more artful, grownup means of telling stories. But the best TV can never hope to achieve what the best movies accomplish with ease. I’ll tell you why.

Initially a box office flop, making only $37 million domestically, barely half of it’s production budget, Fight Club has since come into its own, now sitting at #10 of IMDB’s top 250 movies of all time. Not that one should place a lot of stock in that top 10, as there are a couple of real duds far too high (*cough* Lord of the Rings *cough*).

I am not the biggest fan of horror movies, but Green Room was different. Even some of the bravest viewers had to watch this movie through their fingers. Go see it. No major spoilers. 

We are living in a society! There are certain unalienable rights for all humans to enjoy a movie without disruption. Knuckleheads everywhere are ruining movie-going experiences and enough is enough! We have established the laws of human decency.

A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints is the forgotten movie of 2006. This is a film that is actually written and directed by the author of the book. And it's good. I recommend that you give a watch. You may like it as much as I do. 

The Hateful Eight was another gritty western from Director Quentin Tarantino. And in typical Tarantino fashion, it was a bloody, violent mess threaded together with captivating dialogue. However, a lot of people were disappointed when the movie ends and they are left scratching their heads to find meaning.

Happy holidays to all casual movie goers, film lovers, and cinephiles! This year, You Hate Movies is bringing a grand tradition from out of our homes and into your yuletide movie room: The 33 Days of Christmas Movies! Beginning Saturday, Nov 21, our resident hosts will be enjoying a Christmas movie every night leading up to Dec 25. Follow our official 2015 Calendar!