74. WAKE UP DEAD MAN: A Knives Out Mystery

Watched an early showing in theatres and I'm still desperately waiting for the Netflix release.

Some of the cast feel under baked but that is more than made up by Josh O'Connor giving heart and soul alongside a couple other extremely strong performances.

73. Frankenstein (2025)

As expected this was a visual treat, the use of viscera and gore lead to a lot of really strong imagery without outright tipping over to body horror.

Hey folks, I can get my meds thankfully but I'm still at basically nothing for my rent that's due in a couple days and it's really worrying me. Please help if you have the means, I know it's a stressful time of year.

72. The Running Man (2025)

Yep this sure is an Ed- Wait what do you mean Edgar Wright directed this!?

71. The Running Man (1987)

Yep this sure is a Schwarzenegger movie.

70. Now You See Me: Now You Don't

Watched this on an outing with family, haven't seen the other films. Went in expecting a Heist Movie/Magic Show, came out with a bizarre attempt at an Avengers movie.

Cast is way too big and tries way too hard to out-snark Jesse Eisenberg.

Not to sound gay and cringe but I kinda think the way I draw is fascinating and I'm always struck watching myself draw because of how incredibly small the details I have to represent are

I tried his RE4R video a while ago and while I completely agree with his points against the game, I found the tone and attitude of the vid incredibly grating.

I'd prefer it if he'd just stick to the game itself and not get swept up in ranting about game journalists and the like.

I've already accepted that no sequel to Knives Out is gonna top "You are a good nurse" but I'm probably going to love the new one regardless.

The "A" in AI stands for Animator.

I was worried a healer would be redundant if you're already playing optimally but they smartly work around this by making them give attack buffs to allies at full health.