Yes, it is. And Chris Hardwick.

The Dinner Party, 2020. 7/10

Director: Miles Doleac

Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth The first ten minutes had two or three womp womp-moments and the rest was silly and goofy. Both the club massacre and seeing the douchebag club owner get his were fun moments and granted, the scene with the two cenobites trying to intimidate Joey was a bit scary. 6/10

Portraits Of Andrea Palmer, 2018. 7/10

Director: C. Huston


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Once upon a time in Hollywood.
Probably the first Tarantino film I've liked outside Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill.
8/10.

That’s a lot.

Outback, 2019. 6/10

Director: Mike Green


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American Zombieland
 

This is a schlock style comedy horror film that is meant to be stupid and campy looking but funny with over the top humor, and it is funny and entertaining in that sort of way. It begins with a beginning B horror film maker thinking he finally got into a big film festival, invites his friends and relatives over for a big party to celebrate, but after he actually reads the letter he got back from them, it not only said he got rejected, but they also said his film sucks so bad, he needs to give up film making, and go find something else, like ditch digging. After all of his friends and relatives arrive, wanting him to give them the official word, he loses his nerve to tell them he was wrong and isn't going anywhere, then lies and says they're going to Hollywood. The celebration gets wild until somebody finally picks the letter out of his pocket to read it themselves, then they announce the actual, showing off the letter. After that, hell breaks loose with everybody throwing and breaking things, ganging up on him and beating him up. After they knock him out, they write "loser" on his forehead. The next day, the town suddenly gets infected by real zombies, giving him the idea of shooting another zombie film with real zombies in found footage format. This is similar to a lot of the Troma movies from the 1980s and 1990s; along with Pot Zombies, Diary Of The Dead, and Safe Zone: The Making Of Safe Zone. The editing in this film is not the best, and ruined it for a lot of other viewers, but it still funny and entertaining on the most part, and should still be worth a look for one time to those into that type of film. ::devil::

Funhouse 6/10

Nothing new, but entertaining enough when the “fun” began.

DARK ENCOUNTER 2019

"A year after the mysterious disappearance of an eight-year-old girl, we meet her grieving family as they return home from her memorial service in their small town. Later that evening, strange lights appear in the nearby forest."

A slow pace but worth it. Bittersweet.