Last Sunday, Mya and I drove three hours north to Ottawa for a long weekend. We both had MLK day off, and we took Tuesday off as well. The trip was mostly bland, but we did see a police car pulled over, but he was on the left side of the road, which was unusual, my hypothesis was that there was a dead deer, but when we drove by, we saw that it was an owl! (Later this was confirmed on Facebook, and the owl was taken to a bird sanctuary.)             The other event of note on

Last year, we got the first new movie in the 28 universe in almost two decades, and then this year, we already got another installment a year later, and it mostly continues the story from the one that came out last year. It is rare for a franchise to have this short of a turnaround, but less than a year later, we are back! This had many worried that the quality would drop because of the short turnaround, but this was not the case, this held up to the quality of the last one.

So far this year we have a rabid monkey, a weird zombie apocalypse, and a sequel to a movie no one cared about. It has started hot.

Chalamet raises Marty Supreme from a good movie to a great movie while giving the performance of the year.

Avatar is back, and it continues to demand to be seen in 3D in IMAX.

The last couple of months, Netflix has actually put out some really good ones that are worth watching, plus they bought Warner Brothers.

A historical fiction depiction of Shakespeare's life that is just as tragic as his plays.

Eternity is rom com that takes place in the afterlife that has competition, good scenary, and some comedic moments, and it has an interesting take on the afterlife.

One of the best films of the year came out on Netflix, and it was not Frankenstein. It was a much smaller scale movie called Train Dreams , and it was made by the same guys who made Sing Sing , which was one of my favorite films last year, so it makes sense that their follow up was equally as impressive, and hopefully they continue to pump out some amazing films.             Train Dreams  starts out in the late 1800s, Robert Grainer is a logger and railroad worker, and he mar

Last week I spent less than 24 hours in Philly, and I had a great time!

Predator is back with its third installment from Trachtenberg, and it is just as great as the first two!

Last Friday, I went to the movies after work like usual. Since it was Halloween, I wanted to see something scary, and there were two new releases. One was called Violent Ends , and the other was called Bugonia . I did not know anything about either of them, except for who was starring in and directing Bugonia , so I assumed it was not scary, and a movie called Violent Ends  that came out on Halloween was guaranteed to be a horror movie. Of course, I was wrong. Violent Ends e

A month ago a great film came out, and it is filmed in Syracuse! They visit some local locations, and it is so exciting to see your home on screen!

One of my best friends came up to visit me, and I had the honor of showing him around Syracuse!

Mya and I drove all the way to Iowa and back over the course of four days. We had some stops along the way!

Back in March, I heard about a new horror movie that premiered at the SXSW film festival, and it quickly became my most anticipated film...

One Battle After Another has recieved huge acclaim, but does it live up to it?

A movie about the horrors of football, but does it take it too far?

One of my favorite Stephen King books was turned into a movie, and it combine endurance athletics and horror!

One of the best horror franchises comes to an end, but did it go out with a whimper or a bang?