Stephen King adaptations had a hell of a run long before the remakes of IT, Firestarter, and Pet Sematary... Whether good or bad, there was no run like the 90s, and this is one that could've been one of the best for sure. While the nostalgia is heavy, the plot holes get wild but there's no denying my favorite (possibly the only) bat/rat on screen. Enjoy, folks.

Who the hell just up and decides to remake one of the most classic zombie movies of all TIME?... The answer is the guy who would go on to become one of the industry's most visionary directors ever. Who also is one of the industry's most underappreciated creators overall, but folks will learn to appreciate his savvy soon enough. This does what a remake should, which is stand alone and do so while paying homage to the original. Tasteful and respectful undead carnage. Enjoy, y'all.

So to celebrate the birthday of the man who played Hannibal King, Deadpool, Green Lantern AND Deadpool again, I went back to one of his more serious roles... The horror the title implies is very much present, but I think this is one of those remakes I may like more than the original. The jury is still kind of out on that since I haven't seen the original in a while, but this was a good rewatch. A bit strobe light-like, but good nonetheless. Enjoy, folks.

There was a lot of hesitation with this one, and some are probably curious why... It started with me pretty much thinking I wasn't going to enjoy this since I was never that big on it. And it ended with me definitely remembering why this is hailed as a Halloween season classic. Enjoy, people.

It's Spooky Season and it's Halloween rumors circling, so y'all know... Y'all know I let my imagination run wild. Enjoy, folks.

Art The Clown... That is all. Enjoy, folks.

It slipped my mind that today is Guillermo del Toro's birthday, so this seems pretty appropriate... As a certified geek for these books, this was and dream come true to see come to life. Does the rating restrict it from some wild things tonally? Sure. But do they manage to create a great atmosphere overall and some memorable moments? Absolutely. Enjoy, people.

There's no getting around what damn near everyone says about any of these movie outside of the original... "Sometimes Dead Is Better". I won't say whether that applies here overall or not, but I can say that they try to add context to Jud and the town of Ludlow. Enjoy, y'all.

In all honesty, I did more than my fair share of geeking out and praising this during the commentary... So no long caption needed. This movie deserves more love than it gets. Enjoy, people.

The way this trailer starts off is disturbing enough... That said, I'm very much looking forward to seeing Eli Roth establish himself as a holiday horror director. He deserves it. Enjoy, people.