You know, I think it’s LONG overdue that we’ve had a talk about emergency baked goods... Not enough focus, or importance is placed on this topic.

What he said:

I have this marked in my calendar for a just-me night this Friday while the rest of the fam binges some episodes of The Crown S.04 and I will absolutely be high as a kite for it.

Could be the missing team or whatever.

The final shot of this trailer makes it look like Milla Jovovich is about to punch a dragon in the face.

Where are the cats?

The Long Kiss Goodnight deserves its cult status as an action blockbuster, but Geena Davis’s performance as Charly Baltimore is truly iconic. Her physicality, dead pan humor and emotional nuance put her in the top echelon of action stars with one role. It’s a shame we didn’t get to see more of this aspect of her…

Like I’ve seen enough horror movies to know you should put it back.

2020 is bad enough! PUT IT BACK! 

I wish Stacy Dash wasn’t in this movie because I hate to rent it thinking I’m giving her any royalties. I also wonder all the time how they convince Wallace Shawn--was he like, hmmm I guess I do need a palate cleanser from Vanya on 42nd Street? 

“One past princess has kept her bust in the freezer for more than 50 years.”

I’ll give a shoutout to Deadtectives. The best discovery I made at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival of last year.

Oh man Wild Zero! Fantastic movie. I was hoping someone would mention it. Don’t forget about Tokyo Zombie!

Nah, let’s go with something that fit the list: Samara Weaving, of the Babysitter’s fame. Seriously, if you haven't checked that out yet, do. It's very fun and Weaving is great. 

1) Brain-dead aka Dead alive Peter Jackson (LOTR) Horror-comedy film is bloody, digusting and at times the funniest thing I have ever seen. Google zombie kung fu priest to get an idea. (also - his Michael J Fox film the Frightners is also a good horror comedy that is at times hillarious and yet also quite scary.

There’s also Peter Jackson’s Braindead/Dead Alive.

I love Slither. Such a great send up to monster/alien movies. Also Dead Snow. Best zombie movie I’ve seen since 28 Days Later. 

I would recommend (most of these were ripoffs of Shaun of the Dead)

Only saw it once, it for anyone looking beyond this list suggestions, “Grabbers” was really enjoyable. Vicious monsters attack a small Irish town but won’t attack anyone with a lot of alcohol in their system, so the whole town gets shitfaced to weather the invasion.

#’s 10 and 4 are seriously two of my all time favorites.