Just when I was telling myself that I'm trying to hold onto my youthfulness as much as I possibly can, this movie had other plans... There's not much I can say about this since it's looking like quite the mystery, but I will say my curiosity has been activated. Enjoy, folks.

This damn review is already long enough, so no long caption needed... I'm ready for part 10. Enjoy, y'all.

The first Escape Room movie was surprisingly okay for me... Nothing to rave about at all, but it was a pretty creative flick being as though the majority of the odds were against it. This is a property that really should've been rated R but given my bad anxiety and claustrophobia, PG-13 is a safe bet. Just the idea of the first one is uncomfortable all around. But let's see if these new escapees can find their way around what could be considered Jigsaw Jr's playroom. Enjoy, people.

It's pretty strange for me to be most excited this time around for a Marvel movie I completely unfamiliar with... Maybe the mystery about it has my attention along with some great casting. There's some things Disney/Marvel took some liberties with here that bother me, but I won't let that keep me away from what can possibly be an epic intro to some interesting MCU characters. Enjoy, folks.

When you cross Zack Snyder with zombies, the result is glorious... For those who don't know, just go back and watch his 2004 remake of Dawn Of The Dead. Fresh off the humble success he had with his cut of Justice League, Snyder returns to his horror roots, which I absolutely love. Sure, the premise is a big stretch. But I can appreciate seeing something different as far as zombie flicks go. And you can't go wrong with a Vegas setting. Enjoy, y'all.

This is as hype as a reaction as y'all are going to get from me today... I just can't do it. Enjoy, people.

Now I'm a creature feature/monster movie/bug flick fan just as much as the next genre buff... But this is one I haven't seen since I was literally a kid, and wasn't sure if it held up or not. To keep things brief, we're about to see here if the movie sucks more than it's titular mosquitoes do. Enjoy, people.

It's a good thing my boy Roach's birthday was today because otherwise, I think I would've kept waiting for the "right time" to cover this... This is easily one of my favorite Wes Craven films ever made, and I stand so firmly on that. From start to finish, it's such a creepy, entertaining, and socially relevant horror film altogether. And I never get tired of talking about it or watching it. Enjoy, y'all.

I guess with the somewhat huge success of both the Goosebumps movies and Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark, the book to film trend is back in effect... But if they're doing this one here, which I don't really remember in depth, I just have a few requests: Tailypo, Ghost Train, and In A Dark Dark Room. Give me movie versions of those if y'all are taking the time out to make this into a three film Netflix event. Enjoy, folks.

So news broke recently of a follow up entry to the remake of Pet Sematary... And it's safe to say that I'm not excited about it. But to gear myself up for the inevitable, I figured I'd take a trip back to horror fans' favorite ancient burial ground and talk about it during. Because when we understand that sometimes "dead is better", we can always go down this nostalgic and disturbing path and remember why this movie still holds near and dear for fans such as myself. Enjoy, y'all.