“ANIMATION IS A MEDIUM, NOT A GENRE” Guillermo del Toro put it extremely well when saying “Animation is a medium, not a genre.” It feels like animation can transcend genres and find new ways to tell stories. The Wild Robot does exactly that. This is a fucking masterpiece of a film. This is a story... Continue Reading →

ART IS BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER If you were expecting a sequel, while set during Christmas, that ramps up everything we love about the Terrifier franchise to a 15/10, then you got it! There are a plethora of kills that will make you turn over in your seat or cover your eyes. So many... Continue Reading →

THE STEP DOWN FOR THE FRANCHISE I hate to express this but I did not like this movie as much as I wanted to. Did I enjoy the human relationship between Eric and Sammy? Of course, and I think that’s all the movie went out to accomplish was show the growth and connection of a... Continue Reading →

WHAT THE PURGE SHOULD HAVE BEEN ALL ALONG I always am excited to revisit, in my opinion, what the purge should have been about all along. Plenty of violence. Inner city setting rather than a home invasion. Crazy costumes and freaks out. And enough political undertones to keep you interested in the fact there is... Continue Reading →

LAURA LAVERA BRANCHES OUT OF THE TERRIFIER FRANCHISE I want to go ahead and put it out there I think Laura LaVera from her look and acting skills can be extremely versatile in the world of film, and wildly successful. She cares about the projects she is a lead on, and THE WELL is one... Continue Reading →

ART IS BACK AND READY TO TAKE ON SOME STORY I love that this Terrifier movie works as having some characters that we can care a lot about and get invested in. As well as start to develop a story that we can enjoy within all the gore madness. Art is still Art. His antics... Continue Reading →

THE BUZZ AROUND ART AND TERRIFIER COULDNT BE HIGHER From a franchise that started as a low budget film that became a cult classic, to a sequel that took over movie theatres after a limited theatre run, to now a pop culture horror icon gracing our screen with a chance to outearn another clown running... Continue Reading →

A HORROR ICON WAS BORN I can talk about this movie and Art the clown for pages and pages. I know many think it’s just a pointless gore fest. But it’s so much more! I am not speaking in hyperbole when I think we will talk about Art in years like we do about Freddy,... Continue Reading →

UNIQUE FILM IDEAS AND STUNNING CASTS ALWAYS WORK TOGETHER This movie hit at the perfect time to capitalize on Anya Taylor Joy’s rising fame at the time and Nicholas Hoult also being a star on the rise. But we cannot downplay who carries this movie, and that is Ralph Fiennes. He sets the tone. The... Continue Reading →

RADIO SILENCE AND SAMARA WEAVING. MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN I know Samara Weaving has work before this film, but this was her big showcase for me. I remember seeing the picture of her covered in blood smoking a cigarette and saying to myself I HAVE to see this film. You could not cast a better... Continue Reading →