Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey In the annals of film the past, there have been creative reinterpretations on beloved characters, successful or otherwise. The reality is that most people could have imagined a movie that is as bold as "Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey" (2023) it's a British independent slasher which alters A. A. Milne and E. H.

This week marks the beginning of the March of the Clowns! Or last week was supposed to, but I'm a flakey fucknugget and lack discipline. Either way, the review of the day is We All Scream for Ice Cream, a story made by the director of Child's Play for a Showtime television series. Think Twilight Zone, or Outer Limits, without the deep moral lesso

Continuing the Summer of Steven Seagal, we look at a movie from 2008 written by the man himself. Obviously.. He's the most celebrated detective in the country, has a beautiful wife, his beautiful wife dies, and he single handedly stops not one, but TWO serial killers! Aside from how ridiculous it all is, how does it fare as a (blog post) movie in

You really can't talk about Evil Dead without someone bringing up Army of Darkness. That makes sense, as it is part of the series but it was named so differently to differentiate itself from the previous entries. Though I suppose it could have funny horror movies got away with calling itself "The Evil Deadites" and it would have been just as diff

Some online gaming friends gave the alias to me: Herlinda. In addition to roleplaying sessions, a few of these game parties would devolve into movie marathons. Rush Hour 3 was the nearest the group got to seeing a horror film. This is probably because he started calling my Winifred since I like sleazy movies and I liked them. They started calling m