So Afterlife was such a huge surprise for me when it came out and since it delivered more than expected, I wasn't sure why a follow up was even needed... Sometimes things can run dry and I'm learning now more than ever that you can quit while you're ahead. But to do a sequel to Afterlife is a ballsy move, so color me curious. Enjoy, people.

This was Eli Roth reminding folks... Reminding them that he's a force to he reckoned with in the horror genre, and that he can turn a rainforest into the most brutal and hellish adventure ever. Enjoy, y'all.

While I'm still very unaware what to call the theme for this month's episodes, I can assure that it'll be consistent as far as comedy and cannibalism goes... So let's kick things off with a down on it's luck restaurant that gets lively once the menu is from folks who are no longer alive, literally. Enjoy, people.

It's all in the episode... And I aired out a lot here. Enjoy, people.

Happy Happy Halloween, Halloween, Halloween... Enjoy, folks.

To put it simple and plain, this movie is a Halloween horror anthology classic... That is it, that is all. And also, let me add that Sam is one of the most interesting characters to ever grace an anthology. So kudos to him. Enjoy, y'all.

I had already seen Willy's Wonderland, so I felt no need whatsoever to even check this out... But we give the source material a chance around these parts, so I took a chance on these animatronics here. They should've been given an R-rating, but I understand the target audience. Enjoy, people.

Back to Hull House we go... Full of cobwebs, demonic infestation, and hallways for Angela and her new friends to creep around in. The first movie is a very tough act to follow, but this sequel I feel is very slept on as far as how entertaining it gets. Enjoy, people.

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.