Fish and Cherries Productions

Here we are. Finally, the end of the Road to Genisys and the final film in the Terminator franchise. I’ve sat through the good and the bad and have truly come to love this franchise. Well, okay, I mostly love the first two. With all that said, let’s dive into Genisys and see how our loyalty has been repaid.

Terminator Genisys

I know you guys are itching for me to review Spectre, but that will come in time. In the meantime, see my thoughts on the latest true story brought to life… which kind of sounds like an oxymoron when you think about it.

The 33

Could it be? Could I actually be reviewing a legitimate classic for once? Well, let’s enjoy the moment because Terminator Genisys is coming next week.

Witness

November’s going to be packed with movies and maybe I can get more than one Snippet in a day. But enough about the future, let’s travel down memory lane.

The Peanuts Movie

Well, folks, here we are. The final movie in the Road to Genisys. After this, I’ll be reviewing Genisys itself and this time, you won’t have to wait an entire month to read it. For now, here’s the entry of the Terminator franchise that inspired a colossal “meh” from audiences worldwide.

Terminator Salvation

Getting ready to vote in one year? Well, here’s a movie that tells you what to be prepared for when the campaign ads start coming out.
Our Brand Is Crisis

Remember last year when I reviewed The Boxtrolls and said I’d get to ParaNorman the next week? Haha… yeah, apparently deadlines like that are lofty ambitions for me.

ParaNorman

And let’s not forget that it’s the last Thursday of the month. So for today’s Ronin Reads, let’s take a look at a Star Wars book that spun off from a recent TV series. A spin-off of a spin-off, if you will.

Star Wars: Dark Disciple

Who better to review the new Goosebumps movie than the guy who hasn’t read the books, seen the show, or followed any of R.L. Stine’s career? Sure, makes perfect sense.

Goosebumps

This week’s theme of horror is self-awareness and deconstruction. Hang on tight, we’re in for some good ones.

The Cabin in the Woods
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil

The hour is late, yes, that’s the best time for horror.

Crimson Peak