Looks like I’ll be in the minority, but Zootopia 2 didn’t really work for me. Felt like a rehash of the first one’s point-of-view and not done as well, and committed a lot of sequel sins that always bother me. There were still fun moments, but just not enough for me personally.

Sisu: Road to Revenge is as insane and entertaining as the first Sisu. I hope showing this as the Screen Unseen gets more eyes on it because this is a movie to enjoy with big crowds. #AMCscreenunseen

I’m not a huge fan of most of the Disney live action remakes I’ve seen, but I also don’t understand why the existence of them pisses so many people off. The originals still exist.

Now You See Me Now You Don’t is silly fun in the best way. A nice surprise.

Biggest complaint about The Running Man 2025 is not enough Katy O’Brian.

Man, I’m not sure I’m capable of disliking an Osgood Perkins movie, so with that being said, I really liked Keeper.

Been trying to hit 52 books for the last several years and never quite got there and this year did it with 49 days left. I’d like to thank the Academy…

get to know your mutuals! list 10 random things you like 1. Sushi 2. Chicago Cubs 3. The Thin Man franchise 4. Libraries 5. Kurt Vonnegut novels 6. White Water Rafting 7. Fall leaves 8. Miami 9. Banana Pudding 10. Diet Dr. Pepper

Watching 1947’s The Unsuspected. This might be the most underrated classic film noir that I’ve seen. Gets better every time I watch it, and it’s one of my favorite Audrey Totter performances. Claude Rains is great as well. #Noirvember

Episode 1 of Pluribus is 🔥

I did not like Bugonia, but will not be shocked if I like it better in multiple viewings.

Are there people who think all PG-13 movies are terrible and all R-rated films are great? Because, a lot of these comments about the rating of Predator: Badlands seem to be saying that. And they’re mostly coming from accounts who clearly love them some PG-13 superhero films.

Really excited to see Predator: Badlands. I still maintain this franchise is one of the very few with more than three entries that doesn’t have a single bad movie in it. I’m not counting the “vs. Predator” ones.

First 2 episodes of It: Welcome to Derry are so good.

When I see “Best of Television” lists, I always feel the need to remind people there was great television made prior to 2000. A ton actually.

The best decision Miramax made when they had the rights to the Halloween franchise was casting Busta Rhymes, and you’ll never convince me otherwise.

Hell yeah, Scream 7! Let’s do this!

Wasn’t sure what to expect from It: Welcome to Derry, but I will say the first episode was pretty fantastic.

Bugonia worked for me until it didn’t. And man, when it stopped working it just went off a cliff.

Secured my ticket to see GDT’s Frankenstein next week on the big screen @belcourttheatre.bsky.social and cannot wait!

Doing an X-Files rewatch. Today’s episode is Eve, which was the episode where I realized this was must watch TV for the foreseeable future back in 1993.

Hate it for the Mariners fans but go Jays, fuck the Dodgers.

I knew the had to be a Curtains reference. I hope this gets more people to check out Curtains. www.slashfilm.com/1999123/blac...

This site really isn’t any better than Twitter/X I find out every day.

Just finished my traditional October 1st viewing of Disney’s The Adventures of Ichabod.

Sept 30th, 1984 one of the greatest television shows ever debuted.

Agree

I honestly don’t always notice the difference between the BluRay and the 4K upgrades, but there are a few exceptions and this new 4K of Tom Savini’s 1990 remake of Night of the Living Dead is one of them. This transfer is amazing and the black and white intro is a thing of beauty.

Looks like this coming Friday I’ll finally get to see Friday the 13th Part 3 on the big screen in 3-D.

Age yourself with a film you saw in the cinema as a kid.

I know people are irritated they’re exploring more of the background of the killers in these new Strangers movies. I’m indifferent, but I will say the flashback sequences in Chapter 2 have the feel of a Giallo or ‘80s slasher that I really dug.

I really enjoyed the season finale of Alien: Earth, and obviously totally fine if you didn’t. But several comments about it do make me think that a lot of people don’t know or don’t remember what a normal season of television is like.

Super excited to see Maika Monroe play unhinged in the Hand That Rocks the Cradle remake.

Alien: Earth season finale ruled and the Cubs are up 6-1 on the Mets. It’s a good night.

If the Universal Frankenstein movies stopped at Son, that’s the greatest cinematic trilogy of all time.

This weeks Alien: Earth and the High Potential 2nd season premiere were 🔥

Now Watching: #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days #Hooptober12

Now Watching: #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days

Now watching: #100HorrorMoviesIn92Days

Finally saw Weapons and really enjoyed it. I think my biggest question after seeing it is how many hot dogs are too many hotdogs to make for two people?

@williambibbiani.bsky.social Just got a chance to see Weapons today. So I finally got to read your review that went into the spoilers. I definitely liked the movie more than you but really appreciated your take. As always, agree or disagree, I find your views worth reading. Love your content, sir.

Sarah Pinbourough does it again with We Live Here Now. Just one of the most consistent authors writing today, and just the absolute Queen of the twists. Loved this book so much.

I thought Eenie Meanie was a blast. Maybe my favorite movie Samara Weaving has been in since Ready or Not. I wish Disney/Hulu had promoted it more. I fear it will get lost quickly in the streaming shuffle.

Great news!

I st watched 1974’s Spasmo. And you had me at creepy mannequins.

Great day to be a Cubs fan!

Great day to be a Cubs fan!

I loved episode 3 of Alien: Earth.

I loved the first two episodes of Alien: Earth and also loved Romulus. Nice to see both this and the Predator franchise killing it.