I'm not sure if I want to go to Raccoon City anymore, man... This is more like ComicCon with the lights out or something, which probably would be way more entertaining and less misleading than this. But let's saddle up, lock and load, and have more than just a mask for this T-Virus. Enjoy, people.

Now most of y'all know what it is at this point... I do NOT enjoy these type of films in this type of sub-genre. I did a trailer reaction and gave the credit where it was due, but to give another one of these a fighting chance is a rare occurrence for someone like me. They're all the same but I'm a fair man most of the time, so I gave this a go and truly wanted to be creeped out and jump scared to death. We shall see. Enjoy, people.

Charles Lee Ray, from the very beginning, was one sick fucker... I never would've guessed that I'd enjoy seeing his flashbacks, or that he would just be SO damn nuts from the moments of his early childhood. All of that makes this series and what Chucky does so much sweeter for me. I'm locked in. Enjoy, folks.

If there's anything I'm learning, it's that there's two things of Joe's that you just do NOT fuck with: his books, and his woman... Also the kid Paco from across the hall, but it's best to just steer clear of this man overall. That is all. Enjoy, people.

There was going to be a time when Jared Leto came back to a comic book movie to prove people wrong about his Joker portrayal, and I think this is his moment here... This'll be the one to make people eat their words and ever question him as an actor overall. Shame he had to start using sonar and thirsting for blood to do so, but extremities are needed in Marvel at this point. Enjoy, y'all.

I said it once before, and I'll say it again... SyFy has a gem on their hands with this series, man. The idea of me weekly tuning in to a series based on a killer doll who's series ALMOST ran out of steam for me is so ironic. But I'm still here for it, and it seems to be getting better. But there's just one thing that has to go, and that's Lex. And that is all. Enjoy, folks.

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.