• Happiest Season (2020)

    Does anyone else have trouble remembering the name of this movie? I keep thinking this is called something like Make the Yuletide Gay, but that’s a 2009 movie about gay dudes. Happiest Season just slips out of my brain every time I look away, and hopefully I’ll remember it better after writing this post. Oh, right, it’s December so I’m gonna review a bunch of Christmas movies, and we’re starting with a good and gay one.


  • Pet Graveyard (2019)

    I’d like to make a retraction: In my Doctor Mordrid review (my second review ever on this site) I said that Pet Graveyard was a movie from The Asylum. It turns out that it’s actually from Uncork’d Entertainment, which is similar in that both companies make bad movies, but Uncork’d seems to have less production value than the Asylum. So with that damning statement, let’s tackle another entry from my “movies I have referenced” list!


  • ThanksKilling 3 (2012)

    Have you ever watched something so bad and/or dumb that you can actually feel your brain cells killing themselves so they don’t have to retain anything from it? A movie so awful you walk away a dumber person? WELL ON THAT NOTE, let me try to talk about ThanksKilling 3 without screaming too much!


  • ThanksKilling (2008)

    It took me nearly a year, but I actually looked at the calendar before deciding what movie to watch! In honor of [American] Thanksgiving happening tomorrow, I’m going to enjoy a lovely time with all of my family members. Just kidding! I haven’t seen my grandma since February! Instead we’re going to talk about ThanksKilling, a low budget film about a group of young adults who get killed off by a turkey. Named Turkie. It’s exactly the kind of movie you think it is.


  • The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943)

    One potentially bad habit of mine when writing these posts is referencing a different movie. A lot of the time it’s a film I’ve already talked about, but there are also a bunch of times where it’s something I haven’t made a post for. I keep all the references on a list and it currently sits at 272 movies and TV shows. Holy fuck! So let’s work through that backlog, but in a random way! I’m going to roll the digital equivalent of a 272-sided die and that’s going to be what we’re talking about today. As of writing this…


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