THE PROJECTIONIST’S MENU · #001
Gibson
Martini glass · from the episode
A running cocktail motif in the film becomes an inside joke between the hosts.
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Martini glass · from the episode
A running cocktail motif in the film becomes an inside joke between the hosts.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
Beer, cider and blackberry brandy make a pub drink with an appropriately snaky name.
Wine glass · our illustration
A deliberately fancy pour for Westridge.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A whiskey shot dropped into beer feels right for an arm-wrestling movie.
Coffee mug · our illustration
Bad coffee with way too much whiskey: truck-stop fuel for Lincoln Hawk.
Martini glass · from the episode
A Halloween-season cocktail for the Creeper.
Tall glass · our illustration
The blood-red classic suits a movie about consuming people.
Salt-rimmed margarita glass · our illustration
Blue curaçao gives it an electric blue color; the host specifies salt on the rim.
Tall glass · our illustration
A little bit of everything, just like the movie.
Shot glass · our illustration
A bottle of tequila puts you in the right frame for this time-hopping ride.
Coupe glass · our illustration
An unusual scotch-and-cherry cocktail for a time-travel movie.
Flask or bottle · from the episode
Both hosts independently chose a flask as the essential survival prop.
Tall glass · our illustration
Whiskey, triple sec and Sprite make the lake outing a party.
Tiny cinnamon whiskey nip bottle · from the episode
A Fireball nip for a New England tailgate by the lake, exactly how the host calls it.
Cinema cup · from the episode
An enormous theater slushie brings back a 1990s moviegoing feeling.
Cocktail glass · our illustration
A fictional crossover drink for a movie that crosses worlds.
Rocks glass · our illustration
High-end glassware and casino atmosphere call for a neat pour.
Martini glass · our illustration
The film’s sleek glasses make a martini feel right at home.
Tall glass with two straws · from the episode
The hosts call for drinking it through a straw, preferably two.
Shot glass · our illustration
The other host riffs on the same memory-loss idea with tequila.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A period-appropriate green spirit for the extraordinary company.
Laboratory beaker · our illustration
The host says to pour whatever you are drinking into a beaker.
Wine glass · our illustration
A cool French wine matches this De Palma thriller.
Tall water glass · from the episode
The host starts with a tall glass of water.
Martini glass · our illustration
A frozen blender drink for the maximalist Gotham spectacle.
Hand Grenade cup · from the episode
A bright green New Orleans drink; the host mentions its proper cup.
Cocktail glass · our illustration
A flaming drink fits the confrontation of two horror icons.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A harsh bottle explicitly brought up in the film.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A beer that feels like it was forgotten during this golf comedy.
Shot glass · from the episode
Clear, cold and potent: a literal invisible-man joke.
Coffee mug · our illustration
A single cup carries you through the disaster buildup.
Coffee mug · our illustration
Ease into the volcanic disaster with a warm drink.
Tall glass · from the episode
A tall glass of Kool-Aid is the host’s exact choice.
Soda fountain glass · from the episode
Finish with the red-and-white straw the host describes.
Wine glass · our illustration
An Austrian white wine honors Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Cocktail glass · our illustration
The hosts revisit a cocktail from the Paycheck pairing.
Champagne bottle · from the episode
The host says to drink directly from the bottle, even after it warms up.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A forgotten bottle from the cabinet suits the old house.
Layered shot glass · our illustration
The host describes red, white and blue bands made with grenadine, condensed milk, vodka and blue curaçao.
Tall glass · our illustration
A leafy variation on a mint julep for the museum monster.
Stemmed cocktail glass · our illustration
A red raspberry daiquiri with white rum, pearlescent dust and a flame on top.
Rocks glass · our illustration
The other host imagines the cheapest possible post-apocalypse bottle.
Ceramic mug · our illustration
A cozy Christmas drink against the film’s nastiness.
Wine glass · our illustration
Warm spices fill the house before the horror begins.
Scotch bottle · from the episode
The host chooses to drink from the bottle, not a rocks glass.
Tall Shirley Temple and separate shot glass · from the episode
The host specifies a virgin Shirley Temple with a cherry, alongside a separate whiskey shot: youth and adulthood in two glasses.
Fictional pink medicine-style serving and separate whiskey shot · our illustration
A stomach remedy meets the hair of the dog after a rough weekend. The hosts never made this one; it is a joke, not a recipe.
Chile-rimmed rocks glass · from the episode
A tequila old fashioned with a splash of Pacifico beer and a chile rim, tying Keanu’s other cyberpunk role to this film.
Cold beer bottle · from the episode
The host wants a Mexican beer delivered, opened and enjoyed ice-cold.
Rocks glass · our illustration
Offer a visitor whisky whenever they enter, as people do in the film.
Diner ceramic mug · from the episode
The host specifies a diner-style ceramic mug.
Tall glass · our illustration
A second pick pulled straight from the screen.
Beer pitcher · from the episode
A shared pitcher suits the brothers’ rowdy night.
Beer bottle · from the episode
The host specifies a bottle of Budweiser.
Tiki cocktail glass · our illustration
A creamy coconut-rum, banana, melon and pineapple drink in Mystery Machine colors; glass styling is an artist’s idea.
Tiki glass · from the episode
The host chooses an island-style tiki drink and glass.
Mason jar · from the episode
The host pours it into a mason jar, adds ice, tops with Corona and garnishes with lime.
Cocktail glass · our illustration
Bénédictine and vermouth make an old-fashioned occult-feeling cocktail.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A classic fit for the 1960s setting.
Tall glass · our illustration
A nonalcoholic horror pun for a daytime fright.
Wine glass · our illustration
An earthy wine echoes the musty old setting.
Coupe glass · our illustration
The blood-named scotch cocktail crosses from Jaws viewing to another giant-shark movie.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A simple beach bottle against the giant shark.
Cinema cup · from the episode
The special episode recalls Diet Cokes in movie-branded cups during filming.
Bottle service with sparklers · from the episode
The host describes nightclub bottle service with sparklers attached to the champagne bottle.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A rough, improvised club drink using a bottle spotted in the movie.
Tiki-style tall glass · our illustration
The drink is super blue from blue curaçao; rock candy is the movie-night side.
Long-stem glass · from the episode
Blue curaçao and a lime-wheel garnish turn the Cosmo cyber blue.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A grassy beer after the lawnmowing is done.
Flask or bottle · from the episode
A cheap flask pour fits the rougher side of the film.
Wine glass · our illustration
A slightly feisty red for the hockey arena thriller.
Cardboard stadium cup · from the episode
The host explicitly asks for fountain soda in a cardboard cup.
Cocktail glass with curly straw · our illustration
The host chooses a shaken Manhattan after joking about a martini with a ridiculous curly straw.
Soda fountain glass · our illustration
The childhood version of the straw gag.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A few familiar beers suit a Thursday-night action watch.
Tall glass of ice · from the episode
Pour Budweiser over ice, as described in the episode.
Tall glass · our illustration
A deceptively strong mix for the film’s deceptive surface.
Martini glass · from the episode
Looks like an elegant martini, tastes very different.
Toy water gun · from the episode
The host proposes filling a water gun with rum and using it as the movie-night prop.
Tall cocktail glass · our illustration
The host describes a neon-green mix with sour apple, blue curaçao, orange, citrus bitters and club soda.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A scotch-and-Drambuie classic for the tunnel’s grimy metal.
Tall glass with separate shot glasses · from the episode
Whiskey and cola in a tall glass; the optional shot “settings” sit alongside it.
Copper mule mug · our illustration
The Moscow Mule gets blue curaçao for its futuristic color; the copper mug is evoked by the host.
Champagne flute · our illustration
A celebratory bottle recurs throughout the film.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
The “champagne of beers” extends the same joke.
Cocktail glass · our illustration
An over-the-top flaming cocktail for the train ride.
Soda fountain glass · our illustration
A fancy-looking bottle dresses up the gym shake.
Cocktail glass · our illustration
Cream and egg make this cocktail resemble an old-school protein shake.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A cold Texas beer keeps the chainsaw watch simple.
Martini glass · our illustration
A film reference in a vodka, triple-sec and lime cocktail.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A branded cinnamon whiskey for the fire-red hero.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A film drink that suits this dark baseball obsession.
Tall glass · our illustration
A stormy cocktail for the film’s literal and emotional darkness.
Small liqueur glass · our illustration
The host chooses straight, bright-blue curaçao, echoing kaiju blood.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A second pun on Jaegers and their young pilots.
Wine bottle and glass · our illustration
The host describes a refined bottle of wine; the glass is an artist’s serving idea.
Coupe glass · our illustration
A scotch and ginger cocktail visibly ordered in the film.
Beer can or glass · our illustration
The host chooses a cold Coors Light; the glass is an artist’s serving idea.
Cinema cup · our illustration
The closest you can get to the film’s freeze in a cup.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
Settle in for a long summer blockbuster with a few light beers.
Tall glass · our illustration
A blue tropical resort drink with a disaster-sized ingredient list.
Martini glass · from the episode
A green gin-and-lime drink for the Boston Celtics connection.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
Make movie night feel like getting a drink at the Garden.
Soda fountain glass · our illustration
A mint-green milkshake for the shamrock imagery.
Wine goblet · our illustration
The host says to serve it cold and add an orange.
Cocktail glass · our illustration
Whiskey, herbal tea, lemon and honey bridge East and West.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
Asian beer and American whiskey mirror the film’s dual identities.
Wine glass · our illustration
Holiday spices fill the room before Ernest’s Christmas adventure.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A nostalgic Christmas beer from the holiday pack.
Hurricane glass · our illustration
Red strawberry and cream-colored coconut swirls look like lava.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A ringside beer for the boxing story.
Wine glass · our illustration
The prison-wine idea speaks to the film’s prison setting; this is a discussion, not a recipe recommendation.
Cocktail glass · our illustration
A creamy Brandy Alexander, not an ale; the glass is an artist’s serving idea.
Coffee mug · our illustration
A daytime espresso pick for this breezy comedy.
Tall glass · our illustration
Wait for a windy night and let the drink match the weather.
Tall glass · our illustration
The other host makes the perfectly literal pick.
Martini glass · from the episode
A vodka twist on the gimlet to match Showgirls’ extravagant pose.
Wine glass · our illustration
An old bottle functions like the film’s time capsule.
Rocks glass · our illustration
A dramatic overpour as the night grows intense.
Skull cup, or a drinking horn · from the episode
The host proposes cold beer from a skull; the other offers a drinking horn as the fallback.
Smoky glass · from the episode
Blackberry, lemon, gin and simple syrup; the host suggests a smoky glass and theatrical haze.
Tall glass · our illustration
The host picks blue Empress gin for a playful blue gin and tonic.
Tall glass with a wide straw · from the episode
Crushed ice, bright blue curaçao and red gummy worms; the host specifies a wide straw.
The vessel is the bit · our illustration
Open the drink you have been saving: death will not wait.
Highball glass · from the episode
The host asks for a tall highball glass with a green garnish.
Cinema cup · our illustration
A deliberately risky urban-legend pairing.
Tall glass · our illustration
An optional horror brunch drink.
Rocks glass with ice · from the episode
The glass skull is the vodka bottle; the host pours into a rocks glass over ice.
Beer pitcher · our illustration
A two-act progression from college pizza to elite club.
Shot glass · our illustration
A film-specific bar order gets a full reappraisal.
Tall glass · our illustration
Blue curaçao gives the lush blue look; jalapeño vodka brings the surprise bite.
Tall glass · our illustration
The hosts specify blue curaçao, cranberry and a maraschino cherry on a cocktail pick for blue-and-red contrast.
Martini glass · from the episode
Both hosts agree that exactly one martini is the only answer.
Crystal rocks glass · from the episode
The host explicitly calls for bourbon in crystal.
Coupe glass · our illustration
A cherry cocktail named for the Shadow’s powers.
Rocks glass · our illustration
Smoky earthiness matches the prison planet’s damp grime.
Stout pint · our illustration
A dark beer for the same grimy mood; black coffee is another nonalcoholic option.
Rocks glass · our illustration
Mezcal, fresh lime, agave and muddled avocado make it green and evocative of hot Los Angeles.
Pint or beer glass · our illustration
A straight cold beer cools off this sweaty sequel.
Martini glass with shaved ice · from the episode
The glass is dipped in shaved ice before the pour, leaving shards of ice floating in the martini.
Tall glass · our illustration
Midori makes it green; the skull-shaped Crystal Head vodka bottle is the Predator trophy detail.
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Gibson
Snakebite, Expensive wine
Boilermaker, Jet Fuel
Pumpkin martini, Bloody Mary
Blue margarita, Long Island iced tea
Tequila, Time Warp
Anything from a flask
Lake Lemonade, Fireball
Movie-theater Mountain Dew ICEE, Flaming Moe
Whiskey or scotch neat, Martini
Mind Eraser, Tequila
Absinthe, Anything in a beaker
Chilled Côtes du Rhône, Water and vodka
Frozen margarita, Hand Grenade
Flaming Dr Pepper, Everclear
Slightly warm pale ale
Ice-cold vodka shot
Black coffee, Hot toddy
Kool-Aid, Boozy root beer float
Grüner Veltliner, Mind Eraser
Champagne from the bottle, Dusty whiskey
Layered tribute shot
Basil julep
Flaming Dragon’s Blood, Bottom-shelf clear liquor
Boozy hot chocolate, Mulled wine
Scotch from the bottle
Shirley Temple with a whiskey shot, Pepto Boozmal
Johnny Silverhand, Ice-cold Mexican beer
Scottish whisky
Nora’s Special Coffee, Tomato juice
Domestic beer in a pitcher, Bottle of Budweiser
Scooby Snack cocktail, Mai Tai in a tiki glass
Quarter Miler
Annabelle Special Libation, Old fashioned
Virgin Bloody Mary, Old French red wine
Blood and Sand, Ice-cold beach beer
Diet Coke in a branded cup
Champagne with sparklers, Rittenhouse rye with cola
Blue Hawaii, Cyber Cosmo
Fresh Cut pilsner, Whiskey in a flask
Young red wine, Fountain soda with mixer
Manhattan with a curly straw, Chocolate milk through a curly straw
Beer from the fridge, Budweiser over ice
Long Island iced tea, Tequila martini
Rum from a water gun
Toxic Waste cocktail, Rusty Nail
Lawgiver, Mega-City One Mule
Champagne, Miller High Life
Flaming Rum Punch
Protein shake with Crown Royal, New York Flip
Lone Star beer, Kamikaze cocktail
Hellboy cinnamon whiskey
Jack on the rocks, Dark and Stormy
Blue curaçao, Jägermeister
Elegant bottle of wine, Penicillin cocktail
Ice-cold Coors Light, Slush Puppie
Cold domestic beer, Tsunami cocktail
Gimlet, Oversized arena beer
Shamrock Shake, Samhain Sangria
Hong Kong Sour, Hong Kong Boilermaker
Mulled wine, Sam Adams Old Fezziwig
Lava Flow
Tecate, Pruno
Brandy Alexander, Iced Americano
Dark and Stormy, Hurricane
Belvedere gimlet
1975 vintage wine, Oversized glass of whiskey
Beer from a skull
Gin and juice, Blue gin and tonic
Pool Drain, Your saved special bottle
Suntory Toki highball
Pop Rocks and soda, Bloody Mary
Vodka from a skull bottle, Pitcher beer, then brown liquor
Kamikaze with a vodka chaser
The Deep End, Obsession
One martini
Bourbon in crystal, The Clouded Mind
Peaty scotch, Guinness
El Scorpio, Ice-cold pilsner
Icy martini, Trophy Hunter
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