I was supposed to upload this last night, but here it is as an early morning treat... Arguably the template for horror anthologies to come and very tastefully done overall, this one manages to still be creepy and show us some satisfying outcomes for some pretty unlikable characters. There's a segment here that, to this day, still is suspect to give me nightmares. That's always a win for me. Enjoy, people.

I'm just going to say it: this series has delivered some of the best horror anthology bits to ever grace the screen... In the essence of classics like Tales From The Crypt, Creepshow, Tales From The Darkside, and Tales From The Hood, I'd say we've been getting some pretty chilling content overall. The last movie was solid enough to get a few gasps and shocks from me, so I was hoping to get that amped up this time around. Found footage horror is back to say the least. Enjoy, folks.

When it comes to horror anthologies, the name Creepshow will forever bring a smile to my face and jitters to my soul... Whether it's an undead patriarch coming back to life for his Father's Day cake or a wooden Indian statue coming back to exact bloody revenge, these stories have had a hold on me since childhood. Stephen King and George A. Romero struck horror and comedic gold in the form of an anthology film in the 80s, so a sequel was very well deserved. And while this narrows things down to only three segments, they don't hold back with the punches thrown and the payoffs given. Enjoy, y'all.

With horror slashers/monsters like Michael Myers, Leatherface, Candyman, Pinhead, Chucky and even The Creeper taking a huge part in the classic franchise resurgence, I figured it was time to show love to the big guy once more... The last go round with him was the wrong one being as though it was part 3, but the original and this here are worth while. If there's one figure who can make us fear the strobe light in the sky effect, it's Pumpkinhead. Enjoy, people.

We've got to cut right to the chase here... Doug Bradley is the epitome of what Pinhead has been and pretty much always will be, and nothing may ever top the impact the original Hellraiser had on fans. That being said, the rest of the series overall has never been much of a tough act to follow, being as though it's been downhill in many ways since Hellbound: Hellraiser II. While I do love the third movie, this series has been a mess for decades and all it took was another genre director to step on in and breathe new life into it. David Bruckner, based on VHS involvement alone, had my curiosity. And while I'm not the biggest fan of this series altogether, I'm down to see a gender swapped Pinhead/Hell Priest in a new take during the slasher resurgence. Enjoy, people.

Michael B. Jordan continues to be a certified G in the movie business, and now he's taken this series and his career to new heights with this directorial debut... The growth of this character over the course of these films is pretty damn epic if you ask me, so for this to possibly come full circle in a third movie is poetic. With Sly kind of stepping aside in this entry, I feel like things can maybe close out on a heavy note. Plus the addition of Johnathan Majors is just bad ass. Enjoy, y'all.

You just can't keep a Good Guy down!... So I'm late to the party again, but there was no way I was missing out on getting this commentary out to y'all when I had so much fun with season one. That first go round is yet another viewing overall that deserves an apology from me because it was so damn good. It brought the series back to a great place, and managed to expand on everything in spades. How they top last season is beyond me, but I'm completely ready for another bonkers adventure with Chucky tormenting Jake, Devin, Lexy and a bunch of other potential victims at this boarding school setting. Enjoy, folks.

I've went through so many emotions with this movie that I couldn't even rate nor rank it yesterday... Not even after multiple watches. So I trusted in my platform and my listeners to guide me through this finale the proper way, which wasn't a bad idea. I've had theories, I've had excitement, I've had red flags, etc. Yet here we are for the showdown between Good vs Evil. Laurie Strode is ready to put The Boogeyman to bed. Enjoy, people.

The bloody battle of two horror titans is finally here for my own personal and humorous enjoyment this episode... And there's plenty of good and bad things to spread around. I won't front like this wasn't the best theater going romp I've ever experienced, but this showdown comes with so many flaws. But even still, I'm happy to have been able to see this come full circle on the big screen after years of development hell. Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees, from Elm street to Camp Crystal Lake, shit is about to get wild. Enjoy, folks.

I finally decided to jump start Spooky Season commentary, and better late than never... So it was on to one of the more innovative and intriguing slasher flicks that had a well deserved direct sequel last year. Nia DaCosta had Jordan Peele backing her directorial mark in the horror genre, and I'd say they knocked this out of the park. The social commentary and overall themes have remained, and expanded so this is one for the culture in my opinion. Enjoy, y'all.