With The Flash, the final movie in the soon-to-be defunct DCEU, coming out soon in theaters and given the fact that Nathan and I watched Suicide Squad this weekend, I decided I wanted to counter the negative stigma from Ezra Miller and their portrayal of Barry Allen and Flash by introducing him to the far superior versions played on television from 2014 to the end of this month by Grant Gustin.

I love this scene so much. So powerful. So meaningful.

As a diehard Gravity Falls fan, I wholly approve of the creativity, time, and money spent creating this musical masterpiece.

Nicolas Cage as Count Dracula? What could possibly go wrong? I can only see it going oh-so-right.

I just received an email from Apple that the cost for an annual subscription to Apple TV+ is going to increase from $49.99 to $69.

I work with a bunch of video game junkies. We have an entire interest channel in Slack dedicated to videogaming. I follow the channel and participate a little bit here and there. But I'm not much of a gamer so I don't contribute to it to quite the same degree that some people do.

After reading my first Junji Ito horror manga earlier this year and then following it up with two more in subsequent months, I really thought I would keep it up and just read a new book each month.

You ever have those moments where you see an announcement of an upcoming film that you had zero awareness of previously, but then, after that announcement, you can’t stop thinking about it and need it to happen?

New song from the Foo Fighters? Don’t mind if I (and Katie) do!

I saw this on Reddit and thought it was a pretty cool discussion, once you dismiss the troll comments, of course…

Does anyone feel like this third season of Ted Lasso has been rather lackluster? Everything feels forced, overacted, too jokey… I think you get the point.

I’m tellin’ y’all, Taron Egerton is a freaking force of nature and he cannot be stopped.

🎶 Ba-da-bum bum bum… another one bites the dust. 🎵

Katie found this Instagrammer named Brian Moller (BMothePrince) whose one-man multigenerational approach to culture is just too spot-on to be ignored.

Interesting little incongruity popped up while Nathan and I were watching the original run of Halloween films. And I’m wondering if any of you dear readers can weigh in.

Yesterday marked our now annual one-day visit to the three-day Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo, also known as C2E2.

Nathan wanted to get a preview of what the floor would look like at C2E2 this Saturday and he came across this YouTube video from last year’s event and started watching it.

Aw man, now we’ve gone and done it. We added yet another streaming channel to our lineup. Which one? Paramount+.

I am so proud of Nathan right now. In a matter of less than 48 hours, he and I watched five of the Halloween films.

This is really crazy to me to think that someone put the work into charting all this, but this guy Shri Kapaldi took the time to set up a visualization of the 2,309 words that make up the pool from which the word game Wordle draws its daily challenges. Here's a snippet of it. To see it all, click the link above.

OUR PASSES FOR C2E2 ARE FINALLY HERE!!

I don't even know why I do it since I watch absolutely zero college basketball games throughout the season. Alas, I filled out two March Madness brackets at work this year. No money; just bragging rights. 

I finally went out with my bro and saw Cocaine Bear tonight. I know I was really looking forward to it and that usually is a dangerous gamble.

When I first say announcements about the actors involved in the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem movie coming out in August, I really thought it was going to be another hybrid of real life and animation.

The creativity of some people just astounds me. It would be one thing to see a build of a lifesize LEGO tuna.

My son has now officially been introduced to Swedish pop superstars ABBA and their hit single "Dancing Queen" thanks to Dipper Pines and his obsession with Icelandic pop superstars BABBA and their hit single "Disco Girl" on the animated TV show Gravity Falls. Yes, that last one is a joke from the gnarly mind of show creator Alex Hirsch. 

In line at Michael's over the weekend, I saw this special edition of LIFE magazine making a VERY bold claim on the cover...

IT’S BACK, BABYYYYYYYYYYY!!!

Today, Katie and I took Nathan to Water Tower Place in Chicago for the Harry Potter: Magic at Play event.

Have you ever watched a film and the whole time you’re just sitting there asking yourself, “What the hell am I watching?” And you know it’s not quite “bad” yet but your hopes are quickly being dashed. However, you just can’t turn it off.

It’s about dang time!

The collection (and obsession) grows…

It’s kinda funny how when you have zero investment in the outcome of the Super Bowl, you can just kinda relax and not worry and just enjoy the game for what it is.

Friday night. I'm sitting here watching the 2020 remake of The Invisible Man with Elizabeth Moss. Why not write up some more reviews for the Jay-Mike-Fred: A Horror Compendium. To see my rankings of these films, go to the Rankings page.

Scream VI is being released on March 10 and I’ve gotta admit that since I caught up on the entire series back in January, I’m kinda stoked about seeing it in theaters.