This is always such a great watch for me, and I feel like this movie will one day get it's due amongst the G.O.A.T. horror flicks in the world... Because that's exactly what this is, and it may be top 25 for me. What started off as something talked about at work back when it was released became something major with how insanely Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon crafted this. Horror and humor is balanced perfectly, and there's plenty of twists, turns, thrills and chills to go around. Enjoy, folks.

I went into this completely blind... And with that being said, this was quite the surprise. I'll leave it at that. Enjoy, people.

I'm not sure how many times we've been around the block with trying out a reboot of Universal's movie monsters: Frankenstein, Dracula, The Invisible Man, etc.... But my ultimate go round with the favorite furry friend has always been Jack Nicholson's Wolf. This one here though, this is a movie I've never given a fair shot, and I never knew why. Joe Johnston directing a fairly star studded cast should've been all I needed, but I got out of my own way and decided to take this one on in it's entirety. I'm all for a good horror period piece anyhow. Enjoy, y'all.

Nothing much here... Just me realizing that we hit 10K listens/downloads, and letting all of y'all out there know how much I appreciate each and every single one of you. Like I mention in the episode, if I forgot anyone specifically, my apologies. But the people I mention are the ones in particular who have been super supportive over the last two years. Nothing goes unnoticed, so I have no problem showing the support back. Enjoy, people.

I won't lie to y'all, as much as I've seen this movie in my lifetime, I truly have a newfound appreciation for it altogether... This is definitely top 5 NOES film, hands down. Rest In Peace to Wes Craven for making one of the riskiest entries in a franchise ever. Enjoy, folks.

Being as though this film has been sitting in my collection for years now, I decided to show some love to it on the anniversary of it's release and finally see what it's hitting for... Plus I'm a big Christopher Walken fan so seeing him, Brooke Adams, and Tom Skerritt in the same movie should be very easy on the eyes. All I know is that this is a David Chronenberg flick, so I expected blood/guts/gore galore, which made me hesitant. But this was more cerebral than anything. Enjoy, folks.

I never thought I would be talking about how locked in I am with this series after one single episode... So I'll let the episode speak for itself. All I'll say is that with each thing he goes through, I am rooting more and more for Jake in this show. Enjoy, y'all.

I will be completely honest about this one here... Y'all know George A. Romero was and still is near and dear to my heart and so is Day Of The Dead in many ways but had they just called this series something different, I would be more open to it. This is the third attempt at cashing in on the property and while the last two are garbage, this one's trailer didn't sell me either. But it's zombies. And I love zombies. So I'm here to see what's up. Enjoy, folks.

I went back a watched the original 1982 version of this once I was so annoyed by the news of the remake, and the poster... The original actually held up a hell of a lot better than I thought for yet another cheesy slasher flick. The sequels are straight up trash truck juice, so one could imagine the expectations I had for this overall. But I'm a fair man, so I decided to throw ALL expectations out the window and take a chance with this. Safe to say that I had more than a few thoughts during and afterwards. Enjoy, people.

This is starting to become one of those Halloween entries that I may never get tired of... It crept it's way into my top five right away, and it just seems to be the gift that keeps on giving. Some of this stuff I say during may be repetitive in regards to my review, but I had to get this one out to y'all. Enjoy, people.