So Lena Waithe is under fire, on social media of all places, for the racially charged content of the new series "Them", and I've got some choice words about it... One of the things I noticed about social media is that it's the easiest way for folks to feel entitled and become instant critics. If it's about horror and good horror at that, I'm all for it. If it's racially charged, I'm not too sensitive about it, but I am definitely checking for the overall idea to overpower the racism on screen. But not everyone is built the same, so people are more than pissed about this new period piece series which apparently is loaded with enough themes to have the black community angry. Bare with me here. Enjoy, y'all.

This is simple... Enjoy, folks.

Please bare with me with this episode here... Not that it's as heavy handed in content as I expected, but because I start to ramble on due to how this is such a divisive topic. Social media madness is in effect now that people are seeing Lena Waithe's new series, Them. And people are pissed. Racial themes are obviously going to be apart of this series since it's set in the 50s/60s (I forgot), so that's no shocker. But how fed up people are with this ongoing narrative is starting to heat up. So I put my two cents in about it, and then some. Enjoy, y'all.

Yesssss... I've been waiting for this since the season finale of season 3. This is a story and a set of characters I've become overly attached to from the beginning, so there's no way I couldn't be going crazy thinking about what's going to happen next. Enjoy, people.

No, no, no, no, no... Nope. Absolutely not. Enjoy, y'all.

I think this will be all the trailers I need at this point... I didn't know what to expect the first time around, but I was actually very impressed with the look and feel of that first trailer, especially for a Disney character I was never gung ho about. Did I expect a wilder trailer this time? Sure, kind of. But I was still feeling the same as I did the first go round with this former red headed rebel. Enjoy, folks.

There's no doubt in my mind that this is the entry that paved the way for this series to become what it's become... The introduction of The Rock, better choreographed fight scenes, crazier car action, it all started here. And of course I'm here for each and every single bit of it. Enjoy, y'all.

It's a very zombified morning for me people, but I had to give this a fair shot... Especially with LeBron James being the headliner here, and me being a die hard Lakers fan. I owe it to the guy to check this out and base an opinion of my own on it. And this is coming from someone who wasn't crazy about the original. Enjoy, folks.

I thought this was an April Fool's joke or something, so I was hesitant to do a reaction episode... But it wasn't. It's a new trailer, with a new theme song, and tons of new footage. And maybe I have a different opinion than before. Maybe not. Enjoy, folks.

I'm glad I finally got a chance to get around to this one here, because this really is one of my favorite films ever... Jeff Wadlow doesn't get the praise he deserves for this, and I stand by that opinion. Very rarely do slasher movies or thrillers map things out so meticulously throughout the course of a flick the way this does. And while the twist ending may divide majority of viewers, it doesn't change my opinions on this overall. The writing is pure genuis and not trying to copy Scream (like most follow ups did), the directing is more than solid, and just the overall execution I can't say enough about. It puts a whole new spin on telling tall tales, which come back in the form of "The Wolf" to bite these characters in the ass. Enjoy, y'all.