Completely last minute and random, but just the title alone made me curious... Then add the term "creature feature" to it, and I'm on board for sure. I kept it really short this time. Enjoy, people.

I had high expectations for this flick when the news was announced years back but when that trailer dropped and that Sonic design followed, yikes... This looked incredibly bad. I went back on my word and actually gave this a shot. Because at heart, I am a big Sonic fan and have been since I owned my very first Sega Genesis system (those games gave me many headaches). I gave this the benefit of the doubt and wanted to see if it was up to speed (pun intended) with what a Sonic movie could actually bring. Enjoy, folks.

Just a heads up for any listeners, I had a disruption so towards the last few minutes of this commentary, my audio is cut short... I apologize for the inconvenience if anyone was that invested to make it through this in it's entirety. But I was so invested myself in this documentary, I uploaded this episode anyhow. That's how amazing this documentary was for me. An absolute 10/10, and OVERLY inspiring for me as a writer and lover of film. I would recommend this here to any horror buff, especially lovers of black horror in particular. This was very informative. Again, sorry for this being cut short suddenly. Enjoy, people.

This headline threw me off a bit when I read it last night, so it was only right I spoke on it... And this isn't to necessarily bash or take down this actor, but more so to just state how I feel about this decision. Enjoy, folks.

This franchise doesn't have the most amazing track record by any means... But THIS. This was not only a slap to the face and an insult to my intelligence at times, but it's just horribly put together. With the exception of the opening scene, some cameos from the OG cast, and some gore bits, this here is one of the worst attempts at Leatherface by far. Enjoy, y'all.

This caught me way off guard, so I had to share my opinions briefly here... I know it would be coming soon, but I didn't expect to wake right up to it all over the internet. This is a big deal that can make or break a Batman film (yes, you, Batman & Robin), so I was both excited and nervous. Enjoy, folks.

After taking a long hiatus from acting, Rick Moranis is returning back to the big screen as one of his most memorable roles: Wayne Salinski from Honey, I Shrunk The Kids. I won't lie, this is an epic childhood classic for me, and I actually dig the sequel quite a bit. But this is said to be a "reboot", yet it takes place after the events of the first film. Dear, Disney... Just let it be what it is and let me enjoy it. Enjoy, people.

This movie is almost like the epitome of why video game adaptations don't work on screen, for horror anyway... Hence why it will forever live in the shadow of things like Resident Evil and Doom. At least I can have genuine fun with those. But this... Not this. This was just a task to get through, and still is. Try to enjoy, folks.

I tried to keep it as brief as I could, considering... So I will do the same in this description. Just give me a few minutes to explain why I think this could work on screen again. Enjoy, y'all.

Scream blew the doors off the 90s slasher era for sure, and one of those films that I feel survived well in the moshpit of teen horror we got during was Urban Legend... Jamie Blanks did an amazing job crafting a inventive and stylish slasher, that is truly underrated for me. So when the news broke recently about the old UL being rebooted, I was actually surprised. And while I am off and on with the idea of reboots, this is one I feel can definitely work well in it's favor. Enjoy, people.