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Halloween’s approaching fast, so that means the season of scares is upon us. And what could be scarier than… Sony trying to start another cinematic universe?!?!

For real, though, Venom is one creepy dude.

Venom

Cutting in just under the wire to bring you my first Patreon-sponsored review, the 1977 Disney film Pete’s Dragon. If you want to send some of your favorite films my way, sign up for my $50 donation tier. Until then, let’s look back on this often overlooked little charmer.

Pete’s Dragon (1977)

Life has been a little crazy lately, what with personal upheavals and medical problems. Still, can’t help but share all the good movies I’ve seen. More will be coming soon.

To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before

All aboard the hype train, everybody! This movie’s been sweeping the press — and my friend circles — and I’m here to see if it lives up to its reputation. Keep in mind, this is a white guy’s perspective into a movie focusing on another culture, so I apologize for any offense I may cause and please correct me if I get anything culturally wrong. With that in mind, let’s take a look at Crazy Rich Asians.

Crazy Rich Asians

Why yes, I did work very hard to get this in on time. It’s been a very weary couple of weeks in House Colin, so it’s important to balance bitterness with something sweet. Well, it doesn’t get any sweeter than Winnie the Pooh.

Christopher Robin

Oh joy… oh rapture…

It’s a Happy Madison movie. It’s like my birthday’s come early.

Woopee.

Father of the Year

Seeing that I’m in Disneyland right now, I think it’s appropriate that I shine a light on Pixar’s latest opus. All right, everyone, let’s start feeling Incredible.

The Incredibles 2

Well, I’m off to see The Incredibles 2 to catch up on the movies I’ve missed, but allow me the pleasure to share something that premiered at Comic Con and is now available for digital download.

The Death of Superman

Boy, this one took a long time to make. Still, it’s a relief to finally review something I was looking forward to. Now I just have to look forward to the long drought until Captain Marvel graces us in March.

Oh yeah, see you all at San Diego Comic Con!

Ant-Man and the Wasp

Guess this makes June the retroactive Netflix month (and yes, this counts as a June review because it went up first on Patreon on the 30th). Let’s wrap it up just under the wire with The Cloverfield Paradox. How did I like it? Well…

The Cloverfield Paradox