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Creeper Review The Bob's Burgers Movie (2022) 8/10 Platform: Hulu Runtime: 1h 42m PG - 13 The Belcher's try to save their restaurant as sinkhole and a dead body pops up in front of it, whilst the kids try to solve a mystery that could save their family's restaurant. I've seen every episode of Bob's Burgers, all 12 seasons worth and I loved every minute of it. Now the movie doesn't disappoint. The humor is on point, the characters are quirky as ever and there a couple musical numbers in the film which are so entertaining. The story strays away the normal Bob's Burgers forte, but it is interesting. The plot keeps pace and keeps me engaged.

The movie does move slow at first, but then picks up. Tina and Bob Belcher are entertaining, but Tina, Louise and Gene are the real stars of the film and shine through their curiosity that gets them into trouble throughout the movie. The Belcher's are always struggling to make ends meet, but they always come together as a family and end up shining in the end and that's such a draw for me. My only gripe is the movie takes place in the same basic locations and and movie is slow at times. But other than that the movie is very entertaining.

Bottom Line: If you never watched a Bob's Burgers episode, you can get right into this film and be entertained. Although it's a kid's cartoon, there are inuendo's in the film which adults will only get.

Bad Hair stars Elle Loraine as Anna Bludso. It's 1989 and Anna works at a music - television studio. She gets a weave to improve her image and try to get a promotion. Anna goes to an exclusive salon, Virgie's, to get a weave put it. She gets her weave sewn in and from there strange things start to happen.

Supporting cast include Vanessa Williams, Kelly Rowland, Usher, Jay Pharaoh, Blair Underwood and James Van Der Beek. Anna's hair sends her into a nightmare and us responsible for deaths. The film gets the 1989 vibe on point with everything from the clothes to the music and so on. The movie was enjoyable with it's impressive cast, decent story and plot. The special effects were lacking in some parts but I can overlook that because it's a minor nag. This movie is marked as horror but has comedic elements to it and that lightens the mood and doesn't make this movie that scary at all.

Bottom Line:. 80's MTV nostalgia on deck with this horror - comedy film. Big name music stars help the film shine a little. The acting is enjoyable, but not great. I enjoyed the 80's theme more than the main plot of the film.

Moon Knight stars Oscar Isaac as Steven Grant, Ethan Hawke as Arthur Harrow and Maya Calamawy as Layla El - Faouly. The series follows Steven Grant who finds out he is granted the powers of the Egyptian Moon God Khonshu. He soon discovers the powers can be a blessing and a curse. Steven battles something he doesn't understand as he sleeps chained to a bed because he would frequently wake up in a different place if he doesn't otherwise. He battles an avatar, Marc, that is existing in reflections. The avatar does Khonshu's bidding by getting rid of evil in the world. He wakes up in different parts of the world and is put in hair raising situations that test his abilities. If you don't pay attention the series will lose you as the series is all over the place.

He also battles Arthur Harrow who is after a golden scarab that Steven is in possession of. The story is unique and the plot moves along nicely. The production values of this Marvel property are as usual, high. The visuals are eye candy don't falter at all. From Budapest to Egypt and beyond the exotic locations are a joy to see. I must talk about the music which is composed by Hesham Nazih which fits perfectly into the Egyptian theme that is through out Moon Knight. He does an awesome job of capturing the sounds of ancient Egypt while maintaining a contempary sound. From the streets to rooftops and music never disappoints.

Even though this series is all over the place meaning that situations switch quite frequently and are sometimes confusing , I thoroughly enjoyed the series filled with exotic locations that pull you in its universe, the writing is good and the characters are interesting and connect very well with each other.

Bottom Line: This Marvel property has potential and it's off to a good start. Oscar Isaac kills it as duel characters. It's a fun ride through an exotic backdrop. But the story just needs to be more tightened up as not to confuse the viewer.