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A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors is proof that the producers at New Line Cinema learned their lesson after the woefully misguided Freddy’s Revenge and were determined to bringing the series back...
Horror films and subversion go together like, well, peanut butter and jelly. Many of my favorite horror films are the ones that subvert the audience’s expectations in order to deliver scathing social commentary or...
With seven entries, the Nightmare on Elm Street  series is one of the more prolific horror franchises, and series’ antagonist Freddy Krueger  continues to be an incredibly popular horror icon. To commemorate the enduring...
After recently re-watching every Godzilla film in chronological order and allowing some time for my thoughts on the series as a whole to solidify, I thought it would be a good idea to rank...
For any child born in the 80s, it’s hard to imagine a life where you weren’t swept up in Turtle-Mania. First with the animated series in the late 80s, and then the trio of...
There’s no denying that 2004’s Godzilla: Final Wars is the most divisive film in the entire franchise. It’s an attempt by Toho to repeat a feat they successfully pulled off a decade prior, which is to end...
We talk Destiny, a lot of Destiny on this week’s show. As everyone got to check out all available versions of the beta, we go over the good, the bad the the framerateness of...
2003’s Godzilla: Tokyo SOS is a direct sequel to Godzilla Against MechaGodzilla, but often feels like a more ambitious retelling of the same story. A new cast of characters is brought in, more fantastical...
With Dan’s love of Pitch Perfect at the forefront, we decide it’s a great time to talk about musicals! From recent hits like Pitch Perfect and Les Miserables to old-timey ones like The Wizard...
The beauty of the “Millennium” series of Godzilla films, which lasted from 1999 until 2004, is that the producers were pretty much given “carte blanche” to do whatever they wanted with each film. Shusuke...
