WTF... That is all. Enjoy, folks.

Well, cheers to doing my first episode ever concerning horror cinema's best good guy, I think... It was about time I put some speck on his name also. Only now, I'm sharing it with not only him but his Bride to be, Tiffany. This joint venture is always a good time. Enjoy, people.

I couldn't find the tv show anywhere, since that's what I would've prefered to cover entirely, so this late 80s gem had to do... And that's not to say this isn't a joy to watch, because I appreciate all aspects of a cheesy comic book B-movie with my boy. This is a property I feel DC is sleeping hard on, so hopefully they pick it up sooner than later. All the vegetarians of the world would be pleased for sure. Enjoy, y'all.

I guess the Tune Squad can lead LeBron James to a championship moment this year of the Lakers couldn't get it done in real life... That's the way things work at times but if I can put my frustration aside, let me say that I'm very interested in seeing this. The first trailer surprised me, and the cartoon character nostalgia is certainly in the building. Enjoy, folks.

I wasn't overly impressed the first time around... Outside of the period piece ideas they're using, it just seemed a bit bland to me. But second chance points are always liable to change things around, right? Enjoy, people.

Easily thee most underrated entry in the NOES franchise, and sue me if that's too bold of a statement... There's a rare final guy who can scream with the best of queens, there's a possession film at hand, there's strange occurrences, there's broken franchise rules, and there's a very scary and intimidating Freddy. What's not to love here? Enjoy, people.

Well, here's to hoping that we get another solid vampire flick... I stick to my guns when I say 30 Days Of Night still has the bar set when it comes to this type of genre, so the recent years have been a bit of a dry spell overall. The airplane setting has been done in horror, but I don't think I've seen a vampire film solely set there throughout, so it may be interesting. Enjoy, y'all.

Being as though the foundation of this podcast was is is very much still based on films (horror films especially), very rarely will I do an episode that's centered around sports. But since I sacrificed that mythological thing called "sleep" last night and tuned in to our most crucial game of the season, best believe that I'm going to vent about this. I'm that Philly person who's a Lakers fan, and proud to say "fuck whoever hates it" constantly. But the way last night played out as a whole was frustrating, and disbelief is still kind of current right now. Enjoy, folks.

I had almost given up hope as far as the Saw franchise was concerned, which was rare since I think this series has more hits than misses... Jigsaw was just such a dry and lackluster prequel that I wasn't sure where the series was going next, but we got this instead. I was on the fence about the entire idea of throwing Chris Rock into this as the lead character, even with Samuel L. Jackson also headlining it with him. The trailers didn't do me too much justice for the most part, but I have to always be fair (most of the time). And with a sadistic police reform angle here, I figured it would make for an interesting watch. Enjoy, people.

As a horror buff who isn't even a fan of the original Black Christmas per say, it's odd that I've been anticipating this fan film... Maybe because that 2019 remake left such a shit stain in the freshly fallen Christmas snow. But let me just say that these creators tackled this property for good reason. That is all. Enjoy, y'all.