I won’t let a workplace injury stop me from putting out content!

Part Two! A surprising lack of quality through many of this part’s films. Four of them come from the same franchise that receives a large amount of hate from a lot of people.

Not as much a review of The Shack as a commentary on Religious films and how they play into the genre of Fantasy. But there are some review type things about The Shack, too.

The first part in a ten part series chronicling the top 100 films in terms of worldwide box office gross. We go up to number 91 in this episode.

With a huge cast, Beauty and the Beast is a perfect candidate for a statistics episode. See how it affected the people that helped make the film, then I’ll compare and contrast Beauty and the Beast with the films from 2016 that got the same rating. Also, stay tuned at the end for a new version of my outro!

Today’s episode looks at the live action update to the 1991 Best Picture Nominee: Beauty and the Beast, with comparisons to the original animated classic and a few of the other live action remakes in recent years.

The big ape crashed into theatres and outperformed at the box office. I ignore doing a review episode and do a sightly deeper statistics dive than usual, hence the longer run time.

A new series! This episode dives into the top ten actors (based on a few pieces of criteria that I outline) born in March. I spend an inordinant amount of time on number 10, but everything else is evenly spread. Enjoy the episode!

There’s a new R-Rated Superhero film in town. Does it stack up to Deadpool? No spoilers this episode, but a bit of comparison in the last fifteen minutes or so in my review of Logan.

The newest horror movie in town from director Jordan Peele is all about race and unease. Today’s episode dives in to Get Out.

Spoiler section: 9:00