Category: Film


  • SNEAK PEEK! Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Detonation Threat (S5E5)

    Season 5 Episode 4 “Something Worth Dying” had a dual focus between understanding the historical importance of The Armory and Eric Drummond making his way back to the Open Pit Mine. It’s with the importance of The Armory that Season 5 Episode 5, “Detonation Threat,” keeps its focus. We learned that there could have been…

  • The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch: Posting Up (S6E6)

    Hi friends! With The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch: Posting Up (S6E6), we’ve reached the point in Season 6 that we hit in Season 5. The History Channel now only allows you to watch new episodes on their website if you have cable access. I do not. So, we’re at the whim of whenever they decide…

  • 10 Must-See Films at Fantasia International Film Festival 2025

    We are now less than a week away from the start of the twenty-ninth edition of one of the biggest film festivals on the planet, the Fantasia International Film Festival. This year, the festival begins with Ari Aster’s Eddington, concludes with Genndy Tartakovsky’s Fixed, and is packed with over one hundred additional features to occupy…

  • Don’t Log Off: Zoom Horror Returns In 2020 Time Capsule Movie

    2020 was just the weirdest year. The pandemic. The quarantine. The regular video chats to soothe our collective traumas and silence our internal screaming. Though it was five years ago now, it remains a fresh hell. The likes of which I hope we need not traverse again. However, the pandemic did give some creatives new…

  • Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Something Worth Dying (S5E4)

    Welcome back, fellow treasure hunters! I don’t have any interesting Ufological news for you today. The only mildly interesting thing that happened is Ross Coulthart revamping the theory that the Tic Tac video is Lockheed Martin technology. This theory has bounced around here and there before, but it seems there’s little to nothing that proves…

  • M3GAN 2.0 Switches Genres to Middling Effect

    M3gan 2.0 is bombing at the box office. Raking in just 31 million on a budget of 15-25 million, it just barely made its money back. Jason Blum, the founder of Blumhouse Films, has had a rough time, to say the least. When asked by The Hollywood Reporter for comment, he replied, “We all thought…

  • SNEAK PEEK! Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch (S5E4): Something Worth Dying

    After stepping aside from digging and exploring in Season 5, Episode 3: “Spies in the Sky”, it’s time for our team of intrepid explorers to get back to the meat of their exploration in The Mystery of Blind Frog Ranch (S5E4): Something Worth Dying.” “Spies in the Sky” took a unique trajectory, studying the mystery…

  • CFF25: Self-Help Is Mandatory Therapy for Horror Lovers

    Just before entering the Chattanooga Film Festival for what was to be my last in-person film of the festival, the foyer of the Chattanooga Theatre Center was boisterous. People were just exiting Tina Romero’s excellent Drag Queens v Zombies comedy, Queens of the Dead, and the final party of the weekend loomed. Delaying the “Pizza…

  • Jurassic World: Rebirth is a Dull Retread of the Past

    Jurassic Park had a brilliant screenplay. Not only did the film have interesting characters, but it also had something of interest to say. Actually, as a whole, the film solidified itself as a classic. Back in 1993, when the T-Rex first stomped into our theatres, the movie wowed us with its visuals, uplifted us with…

  • CFF25: Isolation and Identity Crisis Pervade Culty ‘Abigail Before Beatrice’

    Even though I was boots on the ground at the Chattanooga Film Festival this year, having a spectacular time watching one awesome film after another, the online edition of this year’s festival was just as good. There was some overlap with titles like The Misadventures of Vince and Hick, Hacked, and I Really Love My…