"Silent Night, Deadly Night" is a mix of Bill Paxton's Frailty & Venom with a bit of Christmas magic. A holiday love story between two good people who do very bad things in a bloody entertaining update of the 1984 original.

Also during the last visit to HMV before Christmas, I picked up the new physical media release from 88 Films Ltd. the Blu-ray of "Over Your Dead Body" directed by the insanely fun Takashi Miike.

Rob Reiner had the talent to work in different genres & directed many films I consider to be great like Misery, The Princess Bride, Stand by Me & This Is Spinal Tap. It's nothing compared to the tragic news of his death & the death of his wife, Michele.

Every time I think about living in a snowy small town it either gets attacked by vampires because it's 30 days of night or people are having a shootout.

There's nothing else to see in life.

Holy shit, they're force ghosts.

You've got to unlock the Lament Configuration puzzle box.

There is no movie opinion more trustworthy than the tweet of a man who got to see the movie early & has been instructed by the studio that he's now free to share his opinions but only on social media & only in hyped up soundbites that don't broach into actual review territory.

I wish I were as confident as DTV 90s villains.

The BFG is doing supermarket adverts, the corporate whore.

Jemaine Clement is the MVP in Avatar: Fire and Ash.

An intoxicated face floating inside a bubble.

#LastFourWatched

The Birds (1963)

The release of the Epstein Files reminded me to rewatch Pitch Black.

The shadowy movement in the cave during The Odyssey trailer, is clearly the Black Beast of Aaaaargghh from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.