Do me a solid, and think of the old tv show The Wonder Years... Okay, did you feel that? The childhood memories? Or rather did you hear that? The iconic theme song? Me, too. But when new broke today about this here, I didn't catch any of that shit at all. Some things I hold near and dear to me, but even the most nostalgic properties I've given fair treatment to their reboots. But this isn't the case. This is just wrong. Enjoy, folks.

I made it through yet another franchise... And most of all, I made it through this movie as a whole. I did that. And I'm proud of myself. Enjoy, people.

A big shout out to The Cinemaniacs on this one here... Had some people not voted and gave me the fuel to do this one here, I would've kept dragging it out. I wanted to do this a while ago, but I kept putting it off so it was time to head into the hills. I have some real love for this flick in specific areas but overall, it's one of the better remakes to come out of the craze. Enjoy, folks.

Man, am I glad that my inquiring mind usually does want to know when it comes to movies... I thought this was bs when I came across it, but it's not. These are three new tv spots for the new film, all legit. And while there's a lot that we've seen in the first trailer already, there's some shit here that needs to be talked about for sure. Enjoy, people.

Holy Newfound Fan Film, Batman!... This just so happened to stumble my way recently, and there's no way I'm turning down the chance to review a fan film about my favorite comic book character ever. I've had a lot of luck with seeing some very solid fan films since doing this podcast, so hopefully the good times keep rolling here. The poster alone is bad ass enough to intrigue me. But when you mix psychological and horror elements into something with both Batman and Joker, it sounds like a win/win. Enjoy, y'all.

So I finally made around to this zombie filled piece of nostalgia... By nostalgia, I mean that this was one of my favorite zombie movies as a kid. Not to be taken seriously at all, this sequel pretty much knows exactly what it is and doesn't try to fake that. It takes the horror/humor balanced template of the original and fully tips the scale to an almost slapstick version. Which I still get a kick out of to this day. Enjoy, people.

"Twilight Zone gone haywire" you say?... Of course I've got to push the envelope and look into it if so. I love a good mind fuck horror anthology style outing, whether big screen or small screen. So a Lena Waithe executive produced creepy horror series sounds like it's worth a peek to me. Enjoy, folks.

I was 200% against the idea, the first trailer had me unimpressed, the second trailer made me optimistic, the reviews/feedback had me annoyed, and now it's here. Enjoy, folks.

So in preparation for my Resident Evil commentary (hopefully the day allows me to), I needed something to not only pass time but to entertain me nonetheless... This fit the bill more than well. Tim Burton is a creative that I admire and am inspired by as far as original ideas. He also has these strange and dark undertones that surpass even it's adult viewers at first. But the more I go back on movies like this, the more I notice and enjoy even further. So Michael Keaton as Beetlejuice, an ensemble cast, an amazing score, and wacky comedy overall was more than enough company for me today. Enjoy, people.

I had been told about this movie prior to watching it last night and let me tell you guys something, I was in for a long awaited viewing. I wasn't worried about the time it was films nor the time period it took place in, but more so if I was going to be invested in such a young powerhouse cast. I will say one thing... Francis Ford Coppola knows exactly what he's doing when it comes to casting. This is a coming of age/youth tale for certain. Enjoy, y'all.