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.

It dawned on me last night that deep down inside, I actually DO want a sequel to Tim Burton's hit Beetlejuice... I truly do. Normally these long awaited (20+ year wait) sequels tend to flop and ruin so much. But with the right people involved, this could actually work really well within the Tim Burton universe for the titular character. Just some thoughts on what I would do here. Enjoy, y'all.

Sometimes I can't believe this franchise has managed to keep me hyped and completely entertained all this damn time... Most action series run out of fuel (pun intended) at this point, but the ante is upped every single time a new entry drops. And with Fast 9 coming soon, news is already coming about Fast 10 and what may come with it. A two parter to cap this saga off?... Count me all the way in. But I have some requests. Enjoy, people.

I don't do bugs... Anything that moves faster than I can and makes me itch shouldn't be around me. So seeing them on screen has an effect on me as well. There's Arachnophobia, Slugs, They Nest, and then there's this: yet another underrated gem for me. The fact that it can still creep me out the way it does is a plus, so I had to get this review off the ground. And also I had to shout out one of the stars here who is also a Philly native, Seth Green. Enjoy, folks.

I was a bit hard on the Marvel and the MCU back when I did an episode involving themnand DC, so I decided to discuss some upcoming properties they have and whether they have my interest or not... And sure enough, some of them do. Not all of these MCU flicks are home runs for me, no matter the acclaim they have, but one thing they're good at is teasing the right stuff. They know they have their next few phases in the bag, so hats off to them. Enjoy, y'all.

Some deaths of token black people in movies are expected... But some of these are just plain foul and heartbreaking for me. They either get killed in the most brutal fashion, or they make it to the end just to be killed off somehow. These are just a bunch that stand out to me in the horror genre more than usual. Enjoy, folks.