This is one of those gems that I can't seem to stay away from... I'm not sure if it's the slasher aspect, or the fact that this is equivalent to the stuff I once wrote at some point. But it gets right down to the nitty gritty, and pulls no punches. Which is what a horror movie should do. Deon Taylor is a man that's climbed the ladder in cinema, but I appreciate that he kind of started with horror flicks. Enjoy, people.

So what's a traumatized Keisha to do now that she's been found and is back home, safe and sound?... Get talked about by your's truly while I'm very much hungover and tired as all hell. This season has really picked up for me, being as though I was super worried about it falling off. So I'm hoping this season ends on a very strong note. Enjoy, folks.

When you give me black cinema, a rom-com, and all the ingredients that make the best ones tick, I am ALL in... I held out long enough with this movie, and I'm not sure why. The trailers alone sold me, and the movie felt like it was just very natural given what they displayed. And since The Notebook was a thing, The Photograph can be, too. Enjoy, y'all.

With everything going on in the world right now, one would argue that a film like this may not be necessary... But I think this will be a trigger for all the RIGHT reasons. I'm all for a powerful flick that's heavy on the message, but has a separate story. That, and the fact that this is a true story is a big plus. It seems like once Daniel Kaluuya decided to get out, he never looked back. Enjoy, people.

I know I've had some serious gripes with this flick, even though I'm a DIE HARD Michael Myers fan, but I had to show love today... Because through the flaws and all, this is still an entertaining entry. Once I can get past the Scream vibes and the 17 different masks used here, it's still a simplistic Halloween film. And I don't hate it. It was solid to come back to the podcast after a minute with this here. Enjoy, folks.

This was such a gem to find... It was a childhood theater experience for me but even as a kid who was a horror fanatic, I never realized just how dark the humor was in this. So I can appreciate it way more now. They don't make them like this anymore. Thw perfect balance of genre bits in one film. Enjoy, y'all.

In my opinion, which I give a lot of in this episode (like all my episodes), the idea of a sequel is to stay true to the elements of the original but to up the ante in a big way... To make sure there's a purpose for the sequel in general. Otherwise it's pointless. I'm all for a sequel writer and director shooting for the stars and attempting to give us the best chapter yet. But there are some instances where the creators go overboard. And not just overboard. They jump ship, and just plunge headfirst into the deep end of Shit's Creek. So I discuss a few of those instances that worked, and those that didn't. Enjoy, folks.

Dear Hollywood, start watching these fan films for homework and motivational purposes, and learn a thing or two... Or several. The X-Men series needs the people involved here to have parts in the mainstream series reboot. Seriously. Enjoy, folks.

I wasted no time when I woke up... I had to see what happens next in this show that's filled with curve balls, new characters, and emotional overload. But those a some of the ingredients that a season 3 requires in order to keep me invested. Enjoy, people.

If Jamie Foxx can't be apart of the new Spawn reboot anytime soon, then I'll definitely show interest in another superhero property I know nothing about... The more mystique, the better sometimes. Oh, and really quick "My Bad Moment" in regards to Dominique Fishback in the film, being as though I had no idea she was an actress in her 20s... I thought she was a kid here (😕). Enjoy, y'all.