I was hoping this would be better going into the second time around... I guess I was wrong. Enjoy, y'all.

I've been very curious about this take on the classic tv show, to say the least... It's just still so damn strange that Rob Zombie is directing a PG version of this. But then again, normalcy has never been a thing for Rob Zombie and company. While I was expecting a hardcore version of this on screen, I'm open to see how much Zombie tends to pull back on the usual raw content that divides fans out there. Enjoy, people.

I'm going to start by saying this: This movie's concept is absolutely ridiculous... And I'm going to end with this: I am absolutely curious as to how this will play out on screen. I'm a glutton for silly punishment when characters are adrenaline junkies. Enjoy, folks.

I'm BAAAAAAAAACK, y'all!... I had to put that in all caps to let it be known how much I've missed doing this. But Viola Davis and her crew are the focus here, so let me say I've been very excited to see this trailer. Any black cinema that empowers is something I need. There's only but so many slave and servant movies I can tolerate, so to show blacks depicted in a stronger way is always a big plus. I wouldn't have expected the same director of Love & Basketball to make the switch to this. But I'm here for it all. Enjoy, people.

Well, Constantin, Capcom, and now Netflix have decided that the Resident Evil reboot we got fairly recently wasn't enough for fans... We're heading back to Raccoon City yet AGAIN. Not that I'm tired of these luxurious visits or anything, but I'd just rather have some consistency with this property on screen. This is one of the reasons I forever defend the Mila Jovovich series for being such a fun guilty pleasure. There was at least some type of continuity they attempted to keep going. But it there's more story to be fleshed out in a series, consider me to be one of those fans that's all for the flesh. Just minus the T-Virus. Enjoy, folks.

Ask and you shall receive... I've personally been wanting this, but I just didn't expect Tubi to be the ones to deliver it as a complete surprise. So of course I had to go into this blind, but also optimistic. The original 80s flick with Jamie Lee Curtis is definitely one of the slept on slashers of it's time, so this may or may not make people want to go back to it. But it does seem that they did a bit of a costume change, which isn't an issue considering the OG killer had about three of them. Enjoy, y'all.

It's been a little minute since I've recorded, but it's also been about a stone cold century since this movie was even announced so I'll call it even... I had no expectations, but I will say that these visuals are pretty damn impressive. Enjoy, people.

I think I may have just eaten my words here about that last trailer... This one was all I needed. Enjoy, y'all.

All I've ever heard about this movie is that it's the equivalent to something like John Wick, and that's almost incentive enough... Though it took me long enough to finally check this out. Another thing that drew me to this was how an everyday guy like Hutch can just snap and get on demon time the moment someone fucks with his family. I can understand that, especially when he's just trying to be cool and get by safely. All I'll say is that this movie gave me a bit more than I bargained for. Enjoy, folks.

The guy behind Sinister and Doctor Strange is back for a new film that seemingly fits the both for both said titles... Sinister was actually scary to me when I first saw it and Doctor Strange was a wild ride, so I can only imagine what combos of both elements are in this one here. I also wonder how this particular out of order phone can just keep ringing in the lair of Ethan Hawk's house. This is one of those trippy looking films that just may deliver on what it's offering, and it's going to definitely make folks look at Ethan Hawke very differently. Enjoy, people.