I got tired of wasting precious time and decided to start my franchise binge off the right way... Underworld will be the next series more than likely, but Alice and the Umbrella corporation have my focus for now. This movie had a solid impact on me when it came out, but it's actually grown on me more and more with each watch. Director Paul W. S. Anderson loves his video game adaptations, so I do feel this was a good stepping stone for him after Mortal Kombat. This entry also has the scariest zombies on screen for me, which is a big plus. Enjoy, y'all.

Part of me cringes at the sight of some of these dated visual effects in this movie... But then the other part of me remembers that it was 1993 at the time, and that this was one of my favorite rentals as a kid. I can't fault this movie for not holding up on the eyes all that well, but I do give it lots of credit for being a bit ahead of it's time in the horror genre. That, and I love how disturbing the idea of The Address Book Killer is here. It's always fun to watch or poke fun of. Enjoy, folks.

I've always been a big enough fan of The Addams Family property to not distance myself from another animated entry... And being as though I watched the first animated film with my daughter this past weekend, my interest was had with this one here. I'm all for the creepy and cooky... Or however the hell they say it in the theme. Enjoy, people.

I've covered it a LOT recently, and I'm tired of talking about it... So now it's time to talk over it instead. Enjoy, y'all.

Shao Kahn is back to do his usual whoop ass and taunting schtick that we were introduced to in the MK II game... Not that I'm against it, but the guy has always had the upper hand strength wise over most of the Kombatants. Luckily we also get the good old trio of Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, and Johnny Cage to defend not only themselves but the realms as well, and they've got some help. They've also got their hands full since Shao Kahn has Reiko, Lei Mei, amd a few familiar others helping him out. Enjoy, folks.

This stuff just keeps pouring in, so it seems the creators are pretty confident that this will be a big thing... I'm hoping so, but we won't know for sure until it hits Netflix on Friday. Enjoy, people.

The disclaimer is up: If you hate this movie and are looking for a reason to complain about it, don't tune in... And I hardly ever say that. But don't come with the bs. This is in my top 5 Halloween movies ever made. Enjoy, people.

Director Fede Alverez has had my respect from the very beginning when he came out with the Evil Dead remake in 2013... So when he followed up with Don't Breathe, he showed horror and thriller audiences that he can do both practical splatter horror and very suspenseful thriller on screen. The guy gets it. But he's now taking a backseat and giving the keys to a new director whom he's worked with a lot. I'm all for it, and am curious to see who's got The Blind Man fucked up this time, because everybody seems to in these movies. Enjoy, y'all.

In case you missed the description, SPOILER ALERT is in order... Y'all have been warned, because there are tons of things in this trailer people will complain about. Not me, though. I'm still geeking out about this. Enjoy, y'all.

While I'm more so looking forward to the period piece taking place in 1666, the last trailer won me over and I'm excited to see this play out overall... I'm really hoping this turns out to be a banger for Netflix and it opens up the door for more of these childhood horror books to get on screen adaptations. That should be the ultimate goal. Enjoy, folks.