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Whether you love these movies or hate them, I think the one thing that can't be denied about them overall is the fact that they're mindlessly entertaining... So that's how I go about them. It's not an amazing script or great performance I check for. It's the insanity from the games on screen. And trust me, there's lots of insane antics to go around here. Enjoy, folks.

It seems that rom-coms are expected if I'm going to be sticking with the requests from my listeners, but that's okay... Love is in the air well after February, but clearly there's toxins there as well. Toxic behavior on Julia Roberts' behalf, and I'm over it. Enjoy, people.

I am in awe... Enjoy, y'all.

It all has led to this... Well, kind of, because there's two more films to come after this one. But this was the film that has parts of what George A. Romero had in mind back when he made Day Of The Dead. And now, a major studio and a new budget allows him to show his ultimate vision on screen. Problem for me is that said budget and studio seem to be a big part of the problem as to why this movie is so flawed. Enjoy, folks.

A surprise trailer today, but an intriguing one nonetheless... M. Night Shyamalan has become synonymous with all things considered to be intriguing or mysterious overall. Let's see what him and Josh Hartnett are here to deliver. Enjoy, people.

If it's involving Halloween and Michael Myers, I'm in... Because we all know that you can't kill the Boogeyman. And that goes for theatrical films AND fan films. Enjoy, folks.