After seeing this Film in a small Theater during the Pandemic, I haven't seen it since.

I got a nice Blu-Ray and, well, this seems like the best time to look back at this one.

This is The Suicide Squad, the 2021 Sequel/Reboot/something to the 2016 Film that people still want to tell you has a super-secret good Cut out there.
I'll be surprised if it does.

Another group of Villains is sent out by Amanda Waller on a strange mission of great importance.  Look forward to reuniting with, well, 3 Characters from the last Film.

This one sadly didn't do well, but did lead to a Streaming Show about one of the Characters.

Is it a Film that is bound to be remembered well or just a bunch of weird nonsense?
To find out, read on...

This includes Pete Davidsen, Nathan Fillion, Michael Rooker and Jai Courtney playing a bunch of C-D List DC Villains.

They are sent to a Central American Island to destroy some technology and its link to the US Government.

Are they Epstein-ing someone?!?

Wait- if that is The Suicide Squad, what are Bloodsport, Ratcatcher 2, Peacemaker, King Shark and Polka Dot Man doing here?

Well, they're the real Main Characters.

Save for Harley Quinn, who gets her own mini-Movie and Arc inside of this same Movie.

She'll eventually join up- don't worry.

Can the group- united with Colonel Flagg- work together to get past a small Army to complete the mission?

Can they hit all of the usual beats- like slow motion walking as a group IN THE RAIN no less- as they do?

What are they fighting now?

To find out, stream this or pop your disc in now.

A Film that is both a glowing endorsement for and a warning about what to expect in Gunn's DCEU.

Just remember that Sharks are not as scary IRL as they are on Film...

Next up, let's see if I can get back on Schedule.  It is a Film about a Director and all of his problems.  Stay tuned...

 A Genre that I have a real love/hate relationship.

All bad Movies are bad (obviously), but the Found Footage ones always find more ways to be annoying.

Here are all of them I've covered so far (the List will, of course, include this one too).

They thankfully credit such Films as Peeping Tom (below) and others that I'd genuinely not heard of.

Throughout the Film, you hear from various Directors and a few people that study Films.

This means that you hear plenty from guys like this before you eventually learn what Film he made.

They obviously spend lots of time talking about The Blair Witch Project.

If you're not familiar with it, this is informative.

They eventually talk about later ones in the Genre- like REC- and how they were made.

If you don't need every Found Footage Film Director to tell you how clever they are, it is less nice.

No disrespect to Andre Ovredal, of course.

Trollhunter rules.

We hear many times from this lady, who is pretty informative.

The End.

A pretty enjoyable Documentary, even if it repeats itself a bit.

My final gripe- they gloss over all of the bad Found Footage Films, somehow not mentioning Area 407 (which this picture appears on if you Google it)...

A very enjoyable and fact-filled Documentary.  Just know that it makes the same points a few times too many throughout the runtime.

 At the recommendation of a family member, I finally checked this Show out.

Naturally, I start watching it once it is cancelled.  Oy.

This is the first Season of...

With his drunk Dad at home, he can't keep it there, so...

He soon learns that Chucky is alive and has been in hiding since the events of Cult of Chucky (I guess I need to see that one, eh).

He tries to get Jake to kill for him, 'earning' that by killing his Dad with a loose wire.

Jake is antagonized by his classmate Lexy, who is also dating his Cousin.

Somehow Chucky has killed people since 1988 and nobody believes it.

The Season is 8 Episodes long and I won't recap it all.

To see it how it plays out stream it now.

A Show that is a must-see for fans of the Franchise.

With all that said, I'm curious to see how it all plays out in the next 2 Seasons, regardless of how USA treated it...

A Show that has renewed my interest in the Chucky Franchise.  Let's see where it goes from here.

 A watch/review I meant to get up before the new Film came out.  Life got in the way.

Let's take a SPOILER-FREE look at the Sequel while you ponder whether or not to see the Prequel.

I guess this part did so well that people demanded a full Film like this perhaps?

This gives us a brief look at life before everything changed and more of a look at the creatures.

Did I miss the point in both Films that they are called 'Death Angels' or is that just from the new Film?

The Film proper follows our Leads as they leave the Farm to spread the word about how to defeat the creatures.

I was getting real 'Walking Dead Episodes where they follow the train tracks' vibes, but thankfully this isn't spread out nearly as long.

They find that the creatures- whatever they are called- aren't the only danger, as they walk into a trap.

However, it turns out to be someone they knew before things got all terrible.

The Plot splits when the Daughter- who is deaf- is convinced to follow a radio signal.  
The man they met- Cillian Murphy- reluctantly goes with her to keep her safe.

To find out what happens, stream it now.

A solid Film that builds upon the same formula and expands it a bit.

Just don't SPOIL the new one for me now.

A good Sequel that seemed to fly under the radar a bit.  Why did that...oh right, COVID.

 A pretty famous Remake is coming next as a proper Review on the Schedule, so why not another for this Thursday?

Well, I've had my eye on one for a while now, so let's check out the Japanese Remake of...

He makes it to another...but let's just say that he made a bad choice.

A group of people wake up in a similar room and try to figure out what the hell is going on.

Oddly like in The Maze Runner, the Film's lone Female shows up suddenly and the Plot gets moving.

They have to navigate between the Rooms, avoid the traps and find a way out.

Harder for many people these days in America- it involves doing Math without a calculator!

Can they escape?
Is there anything to escape to?

Will lazy Critics compare this to Squid Game, even though that is from South Korea and not Japan?

To find out the answers to the first 2 questions (the third one is 'Sadly, no'), stream it now.

For better or worse, it is a very Japanese Remake of the 1997 Cult Classic.

If you go in expecting Saw, you'll be disappointed.
For better or worse, this is a Cube Film.

A weird Film with some good moments and an interesting mystery.  Like the other Film, it is just far less interested in answers than you might hope.

 A Film about mistrust in a small town full of guns- what a fantasy!
Oh, and there's also a Werewolf.

Let's see how this Horror Comedy leaves its mark (and not just on your good shoes) ...

How does that become a Film?

A new Park Ranger comes to a small Town.

He's super nice and that's definitely not going to come to bite him in the butt.
In this case, it might be literal.

A small series of murders begins to happen, which freaks everyone out.

Please be the last one!

They think that getting together in the Hotel will make them safer.

Can they find the culprit?!?

Will our Park Ranger step up to the task?

Will you guess who the lycanthrope is?

To find out, stream it now.

A fun Film, although the balance of humor to violence may not be your taste.

I would have liked more Werewolf action in this, to be honest, but it is more a low-budget Comedy.  That said, there's still plenty to like...

Don't judge me- they put this in Slow-Motion, so...

A fun Film that manages to be a good adaptation of a weird Game.  Just know that it is more of a Comedy than a Horror Film.

 A dead Action Star lives again...in the form of a Hungarian Man.

I've not seen a Robert Bronzi Film yet, so let's fix this before 2023 ends.

The Boss- Nicholas Toturro- won't pay out and frames him for some crimes...that he kind of committed, but for a good reason.

He's sent to Prison and must agree to work with the Feds to uncover a Drug Ring in said Prison.

Does he have a Death Wish or something?

Well, the place is corrupt.  A corrupt Prison, eh?

He finds some cliche Friendly Prisoners- since Murderers are nice chaps.

Can he survive his time there?
Can he save the day?

To find out, stream it now.

A dead man lives...and he acts about as well as the real Bronson would these days.  Sorry, Robert.

Sorry, Charlie.

Bummer- the Film isn't good.  Bronzi is a sight to behold, but not for 80+ minutes.

 After an unplanned absence from the Series, let's jump back in to finish up before we get the new Season.

To catch up, I'm doing both Segments for a change.

We begin with the Morality Play of...

He can use it to step inside and get more time (time passes for him in there, but not out here).

It becomes an issue when he uses it all of the time and needs to rely on it.

Will something inevitably go wrong?

In the second tale, we get an animated look at a Town's secret.  

Should it be unearthed?

A young woman- the Mayor's Daughter- is behind the local story of a Time Capsule from 1821 being unearthed.

However, it also ties into the date when the Town's Residents disappeared all those decades ago.

She keeps looking into it as a the Local Reporter attempts to romance her.

To find out, stream the Segments now.

This is a great example of why I tended to do the Segments separately.  If you can find a throughline in these two, be my guest!

This is definitely the most disproportionately different Episode as far as Segments go, but still a solid one.  Let's see how the Finale goes next.

If there ever was a case for watching the Segments of Creepshow as individuals, this sure is it.  They are still good, of course.