Pyewacket is a Supernatural Thriller combined with internal family struggle.

Our main character, Leah, starts practicing with the occult after the death of her father.

Pyewacket is not only about the supernatural. It’s about the conflict between mother and daughter. Nicole Munoz plays Leah. An angsty teen that dabbles in the occult and doesn’t get along with her mother.

Leah’s mother played by Laurie Holden of Walking Dead Fame is fantastic.

Terrifier is a movie I waited for anxiously for a while now.

A few years ago, I watched a great anthology horror film called All Hallows Eve. It featured a terrifying clown named Art. All Hallows Eve was an entertaining anthology film. The highlights were definitely the sequences that had Art The Clown in them.

When I heard that Dread Central was releasing a whole movie dedicated to Art named Terrifier, I knew I had to see it.

A maniacal clown named Art terrorizes three young women on Halloween night and everyone else who stands in his way.

Terrifier is written and directed by Damien Leone. The movie stars Jenna Kanell, Catherine Corcoran, and Margaret Reed. David Howard Thornton was brought in to play Art The Clown in this version. Before, Mike Giannelli portrayed Art in the Terrifier shorts and in All Hallows Eve.

Southern Bastards Volume 2: Gridiron Review

(WARNING: Spoilers Contained within Review!)

Southern Bastards Volume 2: Gridironfollows the death of our hero Earl Tubbs from Volume 1.

In Southern Bastards Volume 1: Here Was A Man, we had Earl trying to right the wrongs of his hometown.

Unfortunately, Craw County did not help Earl in his endeavor.

By the end of Southern Bastards Volume 1, we see Earl confront the man that runs Craw County – Coach Euless Boss. They end up getting into a fight and we then witness the entire town watch as Coach Boss beats Earl Tubbs to death.

I love what Jason Aaron did in Southern Bastards Volume 2 because of the way he flipped the script. In Volume 1, you are rooting for Earl Tubbs to give Coach Boss the beating he deserves.

In Southern Bastards Volume 2, Aaron takes the entire book to show us Coach Boss’ troubled past. We get a glimpse into the tragedies that made Coach Boss who he is today.

We can see where Volume 2 was heading when the reference

I have been waiting to see the documentary Demon House since it was first announced. This past week, after years of waiting, it released.

Although Demon House was a very entertaining movie, I have some issues with it that I will discuss below.

I have been a huge fan of Zak Bagans and Ghost Adventures since the first documentary they released. The show is one of the most entertaining things on TV.

I haven’t got to watch Ghost Adventures as much as I would like, but my love for it remains.

If you are a fan of Ghost Adventures or the paranormal, make sure you see Demon House immediately. The documentary is without a doubt worth your time.

The interviews with people who have come in contact with Demon House are fascinating. Discussions over what these people went through are intense and terrifying.

Demon House is filmed in a way that keeps you wanting more. Zak did an excellent job putting the pieces together. The documentary delivers an entertaining yet grim experience.

I don’t wan

I heard about Southern Bastards for a while now but didn’t check it out until it went on sale on ComiXology.

Jason Aaron is one of my favorite comic book writers. Scalped is a classic within the medium.

Southern Bastards Volume 1: Here Was A Man is pure Southern grit. The story isn’t that South we know and love. It isn’t about sipping whiskey all summer long ala Kid Rock. Southern Bastards is the scary true grime of the South.

Aarons take on the South in this book is great because of the intensity and craziness that ensues. Southern Bastards scares you because of the raw realness and that it could happen to anyone.

The majority of horror I consume scares you with the paranormal or the occult. Southern Bastards scares you with real life.

The first volume tells the story of Earl Tubb. He returns to his birthplace of Craw County – home of The Running Rebs. Earl comes back to clean out his Uncles home. Little does he know the horrors of his past and present that he will have to confro

Gary Vee has a saying that I got to see firsthand the other night: Close Your EyesFor 5 Years.

Last Friday, I was streaming on my Twitch Channel. I had a viewer come into my chat that was a new streamer.

He started telling me about how he had started his own channel and that he wasn’t getting much traction on it. Friday was also his birthday…

I wished him a Happy Birthday and asked him if he minded telling me his age. He replied that he turned 24 years old that day.

I responded by telling him if it makes him feel any better, that I was 32.

I started to explain to him that any form of content creation is a long game. If you want to be big in something to have to have:

Patience

Some sort of talent

Execute with practicality

Network

Self Awareness

I explained to him to look at this in a different light. He could do this Twitch thing for 5 years and have 1 viewer that entire time. When he wakes up 5 years from now he will only be 29 years old.

Now, I explained the likeli

We all know we need to go to the gym regularly. This is a routine I have implemented in the New Year to which I am having great success.

A few weeks ago, I was doing my morning scroll through my Twitter Feed. Ed Latimore, a virtual mentor I follow, had a tweet that I responded to.

My response actually got a lot of traction. People were tweeting at me asking me questions about my Morning Gym routine I started in the New Year. I decided to elaborate on it here.

The gym is one of those topics that everyone always talks about. Everybody knows they need some form of exercise daily.

Although I am overweight, I have always made it mandatory to go to the gym. I strength train 3 times a week and do some walking on off days.

My eating habits still suck shit but at least I know I am moving forward with strength and cardio.

On top of all that I work 40+ hours a week.

I get up at 5:30 AM to get to work on time at 6:30 AM.

Sunday through Thursday I go to bed at 9 PM to make sure I am well re

My first year of creating, I have had some highs and some lows. When it comes to creating content – at the end of the day – it’s doing what you want to do. Producing the thing that you are passionate about sharing it with the world. The flipside of that coin is the monster that always rears its ugly head – The Resistance.

The Resistance is the monster that lives in every one of us regardless of what we do. Thoughts that creep into your mind and tell you-you are not good enough.

Eat that unhealthy food! Don’t go to the gym! Why are you creating content? No one cares about what you are saying!

During this first year of creating, I have been face to face with The Resistance many times. The little whispers I get in my ear to go home after work and do nothing. I would come home and give into it. Relaxing on the couch, doing nothing, while knowing that tomorrow I am going to feel like shit about it.

Beating The Resistance:

With 2018 here, I want to be able to pu

Sports Vs. eSports Discussion (The B+ Podcast: Episode 38)

Sports vs. eSports: (The B+ Podcast: Episode 38)

Last week, something near and dear to my heart started: The Overwatch League. Something of this size has never existed in the eSports community. Overwatch is a PvP Multiplayer game designed by Blizzard Entertainment.

I have been playing Overwatch since it launched almost 2 years ago. The game is fantastic and has me dedicating many hours to it.

Blizzard has launched an official league in the ESports community. Cities from all around the world have paid 20 Million dollars to get their city as an official team.

eSports has been around a long time but this is something special.

Not being an avid sports fan by any means. I am excited something like this launched. Now I have something in the sports (eSports) realm to enjoy.

On today’s episode, we discuss if eSports will ever exist as a real sport. Or will it traditional sports fans write it off as something for kids? Nev

The Holidays are upon us! We will all be going to and hosting parties over the next few weeks. I wanted to review a game that makes any party that much more fun: Cards Against Humanity.

I know the game has been around for awhile now, but the fact of the matter is it is still a great game.

When the holidays are around or we are throwing a get together, there can be some downtime. We want our parties to be a big hit and make sure everyone is having a good time. Sometimes, people can stay inside their heads the entire party – not being able to let go.

Cards Against Humanity remedies that. Get yours here.

When having people over, I do enjoy having some physical games to play. A few years I would have laughed at this, saying, “You won’t catch me ever playing a game at a party.” Especially ones that involve my participation to have the game move along.

We are at the end of 2017 and heading into 2018. I still believe after all these years Cards Against Humanity is one of the best games t