Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 21 – Book of Monsters (2018)
A new week and a new theme to go along with it. This time we are doing a week of monsters and creatures that stalk in the darkness. This […]
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Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 20 – Warning: Do Not Play (2019)
For the last of the Tech Week horror movies, we jump back to Korea for a scary movie about trying to find a scary movie when you’re making a […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 19 – Starfish (2018)
This week goes a bit more lo-fi on the Tech Week theme with a movie that centers around mix tapes and music. I love a good “end of the […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 18 – Empathy, Inc. (2019)
I was hoping that I would be able to make up for yesterday’s film being not particularly focused on technology by making sure the one I watched this time would […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 17 – 0.0mhz (2019)
The brief description of this movie led me to believe that it would be about using brain waves at a certain frequency (0.0mhz) in order to see/hear ghosts. Instead […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 16 – Host (2020)
It’s still Tech Horror Week and we movie to a very recently made movie. So recently made, in fact, that it takes place during Covid lockdown with a bunch […]
Movie Mastery – Deadcon (2019)
You ever wonder what would happen if the internet was haunted and social media was out to get you? Me too. Unfortunately, this movie doesn’t do that and instead […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 14 – Frank & Zed (2020)
In between the last theme week and the start of the next one, we have a special brand new movie that isn’t even fully released yet. A friend that […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 7 – Belzebuth (2017)
Starting a new week with an actual theme instead of just doing whatever I actually want to watch and this week is a tribute to Hispanic Heritage Month. I […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 6 – I Trapped the Devil (2019)
When I saw that this movie existed, I absolutely had to know what it was going to be like. I love The Twilight Zone and this seemed like it was going […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 5 – The Banana Splits Movie (2019)
The original Banana Splits show from the late 60’s isn’t exactly something you would assume would get a horror movie remake. It’s a psychedelic send-up of shows like The Monkees […]
Horrrotoberfest ’20 Day 4 – Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019)
Just like so many people my age, I grew up with the Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark books. Hearing that they were going to make a movie out […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 3 – Midsommar (2019)
This is another one of the films I had been looking forward to seeing since it came out and got such great reviews. Anyone that listens to the podcast, […]
Horrortoberfest ’20 Day 2 – Color Out of Space (2019)
Since I usually do a theme week at the start of a week, I’m using these first couple days this time to watch some films I had been meaning to […]
Movie Mastery – The Whispering Man (2019)
Welcome to Day 1 of Horrortoberfest 2020, the year that’s already scary enough that doing this is actually a relief. Get ready for a big heaping helping of nothing as […]
Movie Mastery – The Shaggy D.A. (1976)
The sequel to the movie that came out almost 20 years before this because “Hollywood has run out of ideas” is nothing new. Whacky hijinks abound in this comedy with […]
Movie Mastery – The Punisher (1989)
At the same time that Batman was set to make his dark entrance onto the big screen; Marvel was looking to put up their own brooding man with no super […]
Movie Mastery – Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD (1998)
Before Samuel L. Jackson came along and made the character into the badass we know today; David Hasselhoff made the character into a weird Boomer Dad fantasy featuring some truly […]
Movie Mastery – Hulk (2003)
Before Ruffalo. Before Norton. After Ferrigno. There was Bana. In the role he was hired to play: A very boring scientist that turns into Shrek and fights his dad who […]
Movie Mastery – eXistenZ (1999)
Have you ever wondered what it would be like if Total Recall and The Matrix got all Cronenberged up? Here it is but it’s kind of strange you were wondering […]
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