A group of friends walked into a cabin in the woods with nothing but some equipment, a script, and a shoestring budget. What emerged was one of the great B-Horror Movie classics.

I scream, you scream, we all scream for Eli Roth to just STOP

The first five movies selected for A Life of Shenanigans represent some of the movies I watched frequently as a child, forming who I am today. Except "Bram Stoker's Dracula".

When the world needed it most, Paramount decided to not release this visual beauty into theaters...

With the release of "Brand New Day", the House of Shenanigans took a second look at the popular "No Way Home" to see what holds up and what doesn't.

When modern audiences think about Pixar films, they will often name off a few of the classics. “Toy Story”, “Cars”, “Monster’s Inc”, “The Incredibles” and so forth. And the movies without sequels that...

There are very few millennials who did not have some form of fixation on Mike Myers during their childhood. Specifically, during that strange period between 1999 and 2004 where Myers had a tight grip ...

Just a few months ago, I was attending a panel discussion at JordanCon here in Atlanta. It was a late-night panel, partially overlapping with the big Saturday night dance party that a vast number of m...

The next big act of Shenanigans is soon about to start. And with it, the beginning of a long examination of the movies that shaped 35 years of...well, shenanigans.

Despite some tales showing the gods in mortal forms, Christopher Nolan depicts them as they were originally perceived: as forces of nature. Or did he depict them in his adaptation at all?

I find myself in a peculiar position when it comes to my thoughts and opinions on “Supergirl”, the second film of the James Gunn era of DC Comic movies. Long before the movie hit its release date, all...

"The Rise of Skywalker" shows Disney as being cowardly instead of innovative, caring more about appeasing the temper tantrums of Reddit trolls over telling a cohesive story.

While the sections from its original directors are fun and the casting is good, "Solo" as a whole is a uninspired mess that held long lasting ill-effects on the franchise.

"The Mandalorian & Grogu" captures the fun and excitement of playing with Star Wars toys on a grand scale, even if it can't escape the accusations of just being an overly long episode of the show.

With The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson dared to do the unexpected: subvert expectations and challenge audiences in a way not yet done in Star Wars. The result? The petulant crying of the worst of humanity.

A movie where a young man gets the girl of his dreams. And brings about the worst nightmare of every woman.

A movie with just enough plot to function, too many characters, and messy action scenes only fans of the will enjoy. Unfortunately, I'm a fan of the game.

With "Return of the Jedi", George Lucas closes out a legendary trilogy with memorable set pieces, celebratory character moments, and...tiny cuddly balls of terror?

The most impressive aspect of “They Will Kill you” is not the completely bonkers and over-the-top blood and violence throughout the movie. It’s not the incredibly choreographed fight scenes shot in su...

A phrase that I will often use is that there is a difference between being a good person and being a “nice guy”. In order to avoid a long-winded tangent on the core differences between the two, and ho...

“Project Hail Mary” is what I would call a blank check guarantor movie. A movie so critically beloved by everyone that directors Lord & Miller, who are already successful with the Jump Street series, ...

“Ace Ventura: Pet Detective” is match that lights the explosive streak that is the mid-90s career of Jim Carrey. Serving as Carrey’s introduction to most audiences as he galivants about the movie, tak...

The first sign of the trial of agony I was about to inflict upon myself by watching “Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li” was that the DVD trailers included one for the abhorrent “Dragon Ball Evolut...

A week ago, I was a fair bit excited about “The Bride!”, the sophomore directorial effort from Maggie Gyllenhal. A re-telling of “Bride of Frankenstein” set in 1930s gangland Chicago? Starring Jessie ...

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