Edward's Review

The second half of what the horror genre was and without it, we wouldn't have our favorite films with it.

Here we're changing the whole review by what makes the horror genre the way it was as it started out.

This is something that needs to be said and this gives me great concerns on the filming industry on allowing this without some notice or review on.

Another fantastic franchise that has been seen by audiences before Nightmare. Yes, this one was a part of a crossover film that we all saw and had to do a piece about it.

This franchise series was one of many to prolong the episode to the point of three acts to explain it all. Again as the title suggested, this one is a nightmare of an episode.

As we're approaching the end of the year, we are reminded that the fifth version of the film series will be release. Guessing how to recap this series, we start at the beginning of it.

As of late, I'm starting to wonder that the direction of my channel is just aiming at what I want to review but I know that there are a lot of people who would like to listen about something else. So, first time doing this, what do you like to hear from me?

Spooky season upon us and we are currently entering a new season of Horror. Currently new things are happening in fortnite as well as the future of what I believe will happen.

This episode was thought out too many times, I almost didn't recorded this for the season. Here's my rough recap and review of the franchise, Ghostbusters.

Okay folks, this isn't the end of what I'm doing but over this past weekend was an end of an era where an event I always go to will change in the upcoming future.

This "not so original" B-Movie has a beginning in the late 50s but the version that I'd seen had something to my liking to it.

A classic retelling of a short story to the screen. Only that this film not only brought attention to visual effects but also to our audience's eyes on details.

This film series is getting a reboot/remake. Bit of a rundown and why making this is a 50/50 for me.

These two films should work as a double feature in a theater. Both in their own rights as classic but definitely able to scare people in their seats.

As a trend of old classic horror, we're revisiting the late 60s for this film series as this film brought on conversation among family and religion.

A bit of a recap of this film series from my perceptive.

This is where we change gears so to speak on horror genre with not only the premiere date of the television series but also the film franchise of Child's play.

This episode was really easy to put together... except when I got interrupted by another person on recording. Spoilers: I'm just one person who just recently started with his podcast channel and figured to show my flaws every so often when they come up.

This film has been shown in my family over the many years that its debut on VHS. This is something to talk about.

This is a short episode due to some development had came up. This will not be a continue trend but it will be for this month.

The title of today's episode deals with an animation film that has a number of familiar talents in it. This is also on another streaming service other than the popular ones we know.

The title alone should already give it away. This is my take on the whole film series that I once viewed as a teen.

The episode deals with the recent viewing of the remake of the film original. It's a bit more in-depth of the company as it is with the comparison of the films.

A film that by far, not only the first feature out of Laika studios but something that produced more feature like itself.

This is one of the childish but classic series that I was surprised to remember. Though this is something that I viewed as a child and seen its progress on television.