FILM FEUD

Tonight only · every night

Six phones. One movie. Zero arguments.

One person shares a short code. Everyone swipes the same deck of movies on their own phone. What the whole room likes wins. When more than one survives, the finalists board settles it in front of everyone. No accounts, ever.

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Tonight’s programme

Deal a code

Pick your streaming services and how many movies to deal. Share the six-character code. The room seats up to six, together on a couch or three time zones apart.

Everyone swipes

The same deck, every phone, private verdicts. Flip any poster over to read the synopsis. Nobody sees anyone else’s taste until it matters.

It’s a match

A movie everyone liked ends the night on the spot. Matched on several? The best go up on the finalists board.

The board settles it

The host opens the board for the whole room at once. Everyone votes, the plates show whose vote landed where, and the last poster standing is tonight’s pick. Not feeling it? The host can run it back: a fresh deck for the same room, and nobody re-joins.

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Film Feud's home screen dressed for Halloween: a split-flap board reading Good movies, great company, one pick, above Start a session and Join with a code.
Pick your
Halloween movie
Setting the program on ticket stock: Jake's name, six streaming services, the Halloween theme, all genres and a round of 20 movies.
Your services.
Your shelf.
The lobby for session A7K-3M2: Jake, Emily, Mike and Sarah have taken their seats, with Share code and Start swiping.
Share a code.
No accounts, ever.
The deck: Coraline, movie 5 of 20 in tonight's Halloween program, with Pass and Watch buttons.
Everyone swipes
the same deck
The finalists board once everyone has voted: Jake and Emily on Hocus Pocus, Mike on Beetlejuice, Sarah on The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Everyone votes
on the finalists
The final two: Jake, Emily and Sarah on Hocus Pocus, Mike on Beetlejuice.
Down to two.
One last vote.
Tonight's pick: Hocus Pocus in a lit marquee frame, with Share the pick and Run it back.
One movie the
whole room wants

Admission

No accounts. None.

No sign-up, no email, no password. Pick a name for the night and play.

Nothing to keep.

Sessions are anonymous and expire on their own within hours. Your viewing history lives in the app, not in some account in the cloud.

Your services. Your shelf.

Deal from the streaming services your room actually has, or straight from your own Plex library.