I’m all in after watching first episode, such a great blend of the old Child’s Play in the new age. I also love that they’re delving into Chucky’s past using all the original cast. I wonder if they’ll show Glen and Glenda. This story so far is really interesting with great new characters also, can’t wait to see what the big finale is.

This makes the 4th big budget female assassin movie that came out just this year. Gunpowder Milkshake, Black Widow, the Protege and now this. All have A-list actors with same revenge plot and protagonist having to deal with tragic past that led them to kill. The stereotypical tropes became painfully obvious seeing how they came out so close together. Having said that, I actually enjoyed this more than those I mentioned because of the setting, stylish cinematography and being a huge fan of Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Woody Harrelson. Very entertaining with great action, but nothing new.

Epic season finale that paid tons of fanservice. Wasn’t expecting so much to be revealed and I love how Rick always seems aware of the show writing. As always it ended with great character development and I felt that truth Mr. Poopybutthole was spitting. Now the long wait for season 6 begins.

A worthy successor to the original Candyman and brings new life to his mythos. Jordan Peele has done it again reinventing black horror movies. I like how they used the mirror reflections throughout, but my only critique which would’ve took film over the top was showing more gore. Other than that this was a great story to bring back Candyman to the mainstream.

The whole movie was made to redeem Norman from the first film and they tried too hard. Not as good as original, but the violence was brutal and it’s cool to see him in action. They upped the stakes with the antagonists making them a military trained meth gang instead of young bumbling home invaders. It was a stretch since they came fully prepared not even knowing Norman’s background. Plus, it was too convenient how they just so happened to find this girl. The twist made this more unbelievable and not going to spoil it, but they could’ve found a better way to continue their drug business. You even see how the people involved think it’s wrong. I mean, he did kinda redeem himself, but at the end of the day there’s no taking back his sick turkey basting ways. If anything it showed he’s too obsessed with being a father.

I had high hopes and this movie just turned out to be disappointing. It’s not scary and almost had me falling asleep halfway through. The CGI looked cheap and they spoil what the demon looked like in beginning of film. The ending just seemed like it was rushing to finish the story and really made no sense. They wasted these hardcore tech priests which would’ve been way more interesting to focus on. A complete fail as far as sci-fi/horror movies go.

A fun watch and Ryan Reynolds has this perfect nice guy personality that makes anything he does funny. Major Deadpool energy here with a unique action comedy story. Only complaint is that some of the jokes didn’t land and even made me cringe, especially from the boss.

So happy they released this early because I’ve been waiting for this sequel/reboot. They finally did Suicide Squad right and lived up to it’s name making it rated R. Had great chemistry between cast and surprisingly touching moments between all the action and humor. My favorites were King Shark and obviously Harley Quinn who Margot Robbie was born to play. DC needs to keep this same momentum going for future films.

Great action and animation with such a fun story. I actually watched all the different series of Trollhunters and felt this was a great sendoff until the very end. There was a million different ways Jake could’ve used time travel to save Toby instead of erasing all the adventures they’ve been through. Makes all the stuff fans watched kinda pointless. It was actually really selfish since there’s no way he could know giving away ever getting powers would be for the better with future threats still waiting. If it wasn’t for that dumb ending this would’ve been perfect finale.

Such a good premise and yet M. Night spoils the twist very early in the movie. We know the reason why these people were at beach and just have to watch as they devolve for an hour and a half later. It does have some gnarly scenes and I like the message it gives with the family at end. It was an interesting watch, but needed to hold cards closer to the chest next time for a better surprise.

I thought for a moment this would be a female version of Crank and happily surprised. A good action flick, but as much as I love watching Kate kickass there were several moments when she would’ve/should’ve been killed.

I loved the animation, voice actors and story, but what killed this show was Kevin Smith and his horrible promotion of it. He lied about what it was about and loving show as a kid, going off on a rant and getting caught being dishonest. If they were upfront from start and Kevin Smith played a Silent Bob and kept quiet about early reviews it would’ve been better. You can see on rotten tomatoes that while critics love show the actual fans didn’t. It’s the go woke go broke with taking a series called He-Man and focusing it about the women with him barely there. They didn’t treat main character as he should and pissed off old fans. I’m not big on Masters of the Universe, so I can see both sides not caring too much about controversy. If you’re not a huge fan you will definitely enjoy.

There’s so many speedsters running around now that its become ridiculous, the only one missing was Kid Flash. It’s a shame because I would’ve loved to see his interaction with Impulse being his actual uncle unlike “Uncle” Jay. Though technically in comics Wally is a cousin and both XS and Impulse are Flash’s grandkids. They are a good replacement for their actual kids the Tornado Twins Don and Dawn. You’d think all the running action scenes would get tiring and then they surprise us with new lightning weapon abilities. Good season finale overall.

And there we have Kang the Conquerer like we predicted. Wonderful job Jonathan Majors portrayed this variant like we’ll see in the next Ant-Man film. I just love how all these MCU stuff combines.

I liked the first better because it made more sense how they got the contestants together. Unless they have some psychic powers there’s no way they could gather all past champions on their own free will on that exact train car in NYC. There’s so many things that could’ve gone wrong like them not chasing thief or getting caught up in all the people seconds before getting there. Also, how did they divide any innocent people from going in?? I also hated how stupid the main characters were with how they attempted to fight back in general. I just had to point out that illogical flaw because brain is running. I do like how they called back to the ending of first, but this whole organization to create death panic rooms is stupid and too convoluted. Fun to watch, but seriously unrealistic which throws me off.

This has got to be my least favorite Purge because it lays its agenda down so thick exploiting America’s current social and political climate. The blatant racism throughout was exhausting to watch because we’ve already seen or been through enough of it. I did like that they changed the setting of Purge to Texas and that they flipped the script from trying to keep people from coming to US at border to fleeing from US at border. I also understand how they’re trying to expand this franchise, but honestly I’m Purged out of these movies. They even had a tv show and there’s really nothing but senseless madness to this story now that I’m not interested.

This was vicious fun to watch indeed. I remember seeing a similar movie except it focused around a self help group of assassins which are kinda the same as serial killers. I enjoyed the whole cast of characters and seeing the violent melee going on. One of the best horror comedies I’ve seen this year, highly recommend checking it out.

I thought it was an original horror comedy that actually focused around real comedians. I like how they took the time to show some of the comics standup. The evil boss was unique in that he was sort of a combination of different classic movie monsters so you don’t know exactly what he is. Don’t go into this expecting much gore or scares though. It’s a little low budget but does very well with the story and cast.

Really enjoyed the colorful animation and characters. It’s just a fun nice coming of age story around sea monsters. I will admit it’s not that original having a literal fish out of water theme making the moral of the story not as deep as other Pixar films. I’d still choose to watch this over a good amount of their other ones and while it didn’t pull my heartstrings it did leave me smiling at end.

I’m happy to see this comic story finally adapted on screen. I know fans have been ranting for Jensen Ackles to play Batman in the Arrowverse, but we all know it’s mainly because of deep voice which fits here. I like this new animation style DC is doing with the dark outlines of characters like they did with Superman: Man of Tomorrow and Justice Society: World War II. Can’t wait for part 2!!

First movie I’ve ever seen Megan Fox do well in a serious role. A very original plot with a lot of tension throughout. It’s really sick how obsessed her husband was to not lose wife and set up this cat and mouse game, but I can understand with Megan Fox.

I remember the Fear Street books and TV show that came out and they definitely went a more mature route with this. I’m a 90s baby and love the soundtrack, but they laid it on so thick in scenes that it took away from story. Even so, it was a lot of fun watching all the kills and it was a great homage to old school slashers. I’m curious how they wrap up this story seeing how they’re going to be focusing on past events with next 2 movies.