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Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021)

This week we cover one of the latest MCU offerings. This film features the first leading Asian super hero in the Marvel movie cannon. Shang Chi (Now "Shawn") is a San Francisco parking Valet who is forced to return to his true home of Ta Lo, an enchanted realm filled with creatures of Chinese folklore, to save this place from the wrath of his vengeful father Wen Wu, the leader of the Ten Rings.

Eternals (2021)

New movie week! Our second episode of this Marvel Movies month is the newest MCU offering based on the cosmic heroes, the Eternals.

The Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

It's here. After nearly 3 years Angel is watching this movie once again to see if his extreme distaste for this movie back in 2018/2019 was warranted or not. 

Halloween II (1981)

Our final episode of the Halloween season is the original Halloween sequel. Released 3 years after the original, most of the original team has returned with a higher budget to pick up right when John Carpenter's original movie left off. We follow Michael Myers who has somehow survived being shot by Dr. Loomis. He travels through Haddonfield right as the news of the murders begins to spread making his way to Haddonfield Memorial Hospital where he is looking to finally kill Laurie Strode.

The Blair Witch Project (1999)

In the late 90s, Horror Movies had become a trendy genre. Most of them were meta slasher movies with attractive TV teens in lead roles, none of them were particularly scary. In come Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez's indie chiller about a group of 3 college students investigating the legend of The Blair Witch. The template for modern found footage horror films, this is a film that seemingly gets better over time with the countless theories about what actually occurs. Join us as we get lost in the woods and on the original website that made this the first real example of viral marketing in a horror film.

Halloween Kills (2021)

EVIL DIES TONIGHT! We finally cover another highly anticipated Blumhouse horror film that was pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the follow up to David Gordon Green's Halloween sequel. In what is the second part of a trilogy that will end with next year's aptly titled Halloween Ends, we pick up right where the last film left off on Halloween Night 2018. Laurie Strode is in this film, but takes the backseat to the town of Haddonfield who has taken it upon themselves to get revenge against Michael Myers via Mob violence.

Girl on The Third Floor (2019)

Our October movie series continues with this indie horror flick starring former Pro Wrestler Phill "CM Punk" Brooks in his acting debut. He stars as Don Koch, a new homeowner who has fled a spotty criminal past by moving out of the big city into the privacy of suburbia. The main problem is the house he has just bought and is repairing to move his pregnant wife into also has a sordid history.

Halloween (2018) Re-Upload

In anticipation of Halloween Kills this week, we have re-uploaded our Halloween (2018) review from January 2019 (Our THIRD episode!).

This film is a direct sequel to John Carpenter's 1978 classic by Director David Gordon Green and Writer Danny McBride.

Hellboy (2004)

This week we cover Guillermo del Toro's 2004 adaptation of the Dark Horse Comic Book. 

Manhunter (1986)

This week we dive into one of the early films of Michael Mann. A bomb at the time of its release, this adaptation of the Thomas Harris novel "Red Dragon" featuring the introduction of Dr. Hannibal Lecter is now a cult classic. The film follows a retired FBI agent named Will Graham who returns to help capture a serial killer who murders entire families while trying to keep himself from losing his own mind.