Dead On the Bases – Season 10 Inning 5 / Fiend Without a Face (1958) vs. Alibi Ike (1935)
It’s the classic inning of Dead On the Bases: Tim reviews Alibi Ike (1935) while Jeff reviews Fiend Without a Face (1958) in Season 10 Inning 5.
It’s the classic inning of Dead On the Bases: Tim reviews Alibi Ike (1935) while Jeff reviews Fiend Without a Face (1958) in Season 10 Inning 5.
Dead On the Bases Season 10 Inning 4: Tim reviews Summer Catch (2001) while Jeff reviews Barbarian (2022). Which film wins this inning?
The November 21, 2024 episode of Dead On the Bases pits Mr. Baseball (1992) against The Strangers (2008) as the Ump defends his win streak.
The October 10, 2024 edition of Dead On Movie Reviews delivers real reviews from real horror fans, including Wish Upon (2017) — and a warning about recommending Friday the 13th Part V.
Season 9 Inning 2 of Dead On the Bases pits two ’80s classics against each other — Field of Dreams (1989) vs. Friday the 13th (1980) — in the horror-vs-sports competition.
It’s a matchup of titans: the coming-of-age baseball classic The Sandlot (1993) against Clive Barker’s Hellraiser (1987). Tim reviews the baseball side while Jeff Miller takes on the horror — if he can finish it.
The Vamp discovers a new sport in BASEketball (1998) while the Ump gets locked in with Quarantine (2008). Tim reviews the comedy while Jeff Miller reviews the found-footage horror.
After a break, the boys return: Tim reviews the baseball analytics drama Moneyball (2011) while Jeff Miller reviews the home-invasion thriller Don’t Breathe (2016).
The final inning is garbage time: Jeff (the Ump) gets the holiday classic Gremlins (1984) with a great tale of Christmas past while Tim (the Vamp) reviews Dennis Quaid’s The Rookie (2002).
The Vamp pulled ahead with a cunning strategy: Jeff (the Ump) faces the intense werewolf horror Dog Soldiers (2002) while Tim (the Vamp) takes on Eight Men Out (1988). Will this week prove too intense for the timid sports fan?