(HUGE MISTAKE HERE... I kept saying the director of this was Michael Dougherty, and it is in fact Adam Wingard. My apologies, listeners.) Sweet. Baby. Jesus... It's here. Enjoy, people.

This last portion of the season cannot come fast enough, man. Enjoy, folks.

Nope!... I can not, under any circumstances, deal with insects, arachnids, whatever the hell you want to classify those buggers as. It was all good when I used to study them in school and think they were harmless as a kid. But my savvy got better, and I was wise enough to know they are not to be fucked with. So I made a short list of flicks that always stuck with me as far as the creepy crawlers are concerned. Enjoy, people.

Even seeing a few clips prior to this, this is still a first timer for me... And I didn't expect that. Some things just catch me off guard. That is all. Enjoy, y'all.

Anybody not wearing a 2 million sun block won't survive this commentary... I hope y'all understood that reference, because they come in spades with this episode in particular. We had a ball putting this one down and since we all grew up with this classic, we goofed off and paid our respects as well. Enjoy, people.

It's a Happy Friday indeed!... That is all I have to say. I've been longing for a trailer, but they gave me pics from the film instead and I am in NO WAY complaining. Enjoy, y'all.

As someone who was heavily into writing Hip Hop music way back when, I can appreciate when one would decide to want to branch off and do something different... Maybe some acting per say. There's times when we as an audience see an artist transition right before our eyes on screen and become a whole presence in a single role. Then there's other times when we'd wish they'd just stick to writing rhymes on the pad. No offense to those folks, but this transition is a fine line, and it's very hit or miss. So let's just see how often it does either or. Enjoy, people.

Sleepless nights may often mean that I should be doing one of two things: writing or recording... And since today marks a special day in horror history for me, I decided to take a look back at a bunch of my favorite demons. Outside of the demons being on point here, this is one of the best motley crew type casts I've seen in a horror siege film. So add those elements together and throw in Billy Zane in his prime, and you come out with this underrated gem. Enjoy, people.

Every time I hear a Billie Holiday song, it makes me want to sit in a lounge chair with a glass of scotch and just space out to her voice... Her music and era was way before my time but since I grew up on good music, I have an ear for the most nostalgic pieces of it. But this here will be so much more than just a music based biopic on screen. And I'm fine with that. It gives myself and others a better look at what went down with this woman who will forever be remembered for things other than just her musical catalog. Enjoy, y'all.

Hollywood is notorious for getting greedy and wanting sequels after seeing the success of an original film... But that doesn't mean that thr star actors or directors share the same sentiment. I go back and forth with the idea of sequels because some of them are so hit/miss, there was no need to taint the first one. These examples I talk about here are the same hit/miss thing for me, but I'm sure plenty of fans of the originals would beg to differ. So let's see. Enjoy, folks.