Take Dragonball: Evolution and M. Night Shyamalan's The Last Air Bender. They have dulled my peep holes and left me dumber. Actually don't take them, the world has too many damaged people as it is. Actually, I liked this live-action version of Death Note....that is until I started to watch the anime, then my opinion changed and I started to see the American adaptation's short comings. First off, kudos for Netflix for finally getting me watch the animated Death Note series. It's smart, clever, deep, and has only 37 episodes. The live-action version definitely felt too Americanized, but if you have never seen the Death Note anime, chances are you will like it. Also Willem Dafoe is amazing as R

Another week, another trailer! "If you get people scared enough, they will set the world on fire." Yesterday, FX released the trailer for American Horror Story: Cult and all I have to say is O-M-G! This season takes place in Michigan and seems to focus on life after Donald Trump won the 2016 election. Considering that the last 8 months have been a bit of a rollercoaster, I am really excited to see where they are going to take this season. The main character, played by Sarah Paulson, says her coulrophobia (which is a fear of clowns) is getting worse after the election. Also, watching Evan Peters hump his TV after the election announcement is hilarious. In addition to Paulson and Peters, the 1

That's right folks! The director of Requiem for a Dream (2000) and Black Swan (2010) is returning to tell another dark and twisted tale staring Jennifer Lawrence and Michelle Pfeiffer. Not much is known about this film, it is supposed to center around a stranger who arrives and interrupts a couple’s otherwise peaceful life together. Considering who is in the director's chair, I am certain this film will be a bit of a mind f*<k. Aronofsky has a way of creating chilling imagery that truly sticks with you. This film is set to open in September and I'm excited to see if Darren can exceed the job he did on Black Swan. Until then we wait... Enjoy!

...and from the looks of it, it's pretty damn good. First time director/co-writer Bill Watterson (not the guy who makes Calvin and Hobbes) creates a well accoladed original fantasy film that puts a twist on the 80's adventure film. Dave, an artist who has yet to complete anything significant in his career, builds a fort in his living room out of pure frustration, only to wind up trapped by the fantastical pitfalls, booby traps, and critters of his own creation...The handmade fantasy world comes to life with puppetry, stop-motion animation, and in-camera optical illusions, re-igniting the tactile sense of wonder from the movies of our childhoods. I know some of you are yelling, this isn't hor

"A college student relives the day of her murder with both its unexceptional details and terrifying end until she discovers her killer's identity." That's right, ever wanted to know what the Groundhogs Day of horror would look like? Well kiddies, Blumhouse has it headed your way this Friday, October 13th! This trailer looks pretty awesome to be honest and I'm a sucker for "rewind films." Think about it, Bill Murray killed it in his comedy tribute to Punxsutawney Phil and working the trial and error method to getting the girl. In the same vein, Edge of Tomorrow was a fun sci-fi and Tom Cruise dies 160 times............dope. This looks like it's going to be a fun film and I think the mystery p