So in my back to back (what it seems like) commentary amongst the Big Beasts, I found myself back with the elm Street series... Freddy is a character that's hard to hate, yet hard to be taken seriously these days. Once he became a joke, it was hard to make him a horror figure again. But that doesn't mean I don't always have love for even my least favorite entries. Enjoy, people.

First of all, at some point, I had a call with my ace, M. Rite... My family and fellow horror buff, just to discuss the movie/series for a bit. Other than that, let's jump into Jason getting his first and last mask of the series. It was only right I showed respect to Steve Miner on his birthday, the only director to return twice to the FT13th series. Also the one who gave Jason his signature look up top. Enjoy, y'all.

So this really happened... Like for real. Enjoy, people.

One of my favorite, if not favorite overall, hood movies ever made... And the movie that cemented Tupac Shakur's acting career 100%. In honor of the late great artist/MC/revolutionary/etc., I decided this flick was a must to discuss. It's basically a black horror movie, so what's not to love? Enjoy, y'all.

I originally was going to do a review for this, but I decided this commentary was much needed... And since this is a topic I've been itching for it had to go down today. This is a I feel is pretty misunderstood, which is an understatement when talking about the TCM series. But I've always respected what this sequel set out to do, which was go back to the source material. Enjoy, y'all.

Due to more of my unpopular opinions, I have to state how much I love this sequel... It's actually my favorite sequel after the original, and for good reason. It takes everything I love about the idea of Scream, and capitalizes on it all. I can only hope the next entry Radio Silence is working on is as entertaining as this here. Enjoy, people.

There's good here, and there's bad here... That is all. Enjoy, y'all.

The last thing I expected was to see this news... And the last thing I expected was to be all in favor of it. There's been so many attempts to being back old Wolfy into the fold, whether it be a solo flick or a connected universe flick. Some have been decent, and others not so much. But hopefully Universal has been taking notes and they're ready to separate Ryan Gosling from The Notebook, and bring him howling at the moon in a new take. Enjoy, folks.

Leave it up to our good friends at the MPAA to consistently nit pick at some glorious gore effects on screen... The crazy thing is that it seems as though they're WAY more lenient towards horror movies now that they can be so unfiltered (Saw, Hostel, The Hills Have Eyes, etc.). I just hate the idea of practical effects geniuses having their hard and amazing work turned into something that's tame, or even unseen footage. I had five movies in particular here that were cut down so badly, the gore is almost nonexistent. But big shout out and major respect to those fx teams that put so much into bringing us gory glory in the genre. Enjoy, people.

I'm sure I've never seen this harmless childhood game played quite like this before... When you throw in dark humor, horror and cult antics, things are bound to get bat shit crazy. I wasn't familiar with these directors here, but Radio Silence has gotten the acclaim from this here for good reason. Enjoy, y'all.