Hubie Halloween.

Hubie Halloween but good.

Hubie Halloween but bad.

Hubie Halloween but with the sauce.

I remember during a live Q&A someone asked what the most disturbing graphic novel they read was and they said Crossed by Garth Ennis, which is now getting a movie adaption. Never read the graphic novel based on their description, but this looks to be loyal to the source. This makes the most disturbing Stephen King adaption look like a kids movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN8Ke4mWKG4

On the news of Waramount Bros. I would love if we could have an emergency roast for the 34%-RT rated movie Flyboys, they watched a scene on last night show.
Just to make fun of the awful acting of "Normal Man" David Ellison and James Franco, who sadly passed away before we could get to know how he was as a person...

Season 6, Ep 4

It's the new Ozymandias, the best and most perfect episode of television in over a decade.

Chris Herman calls out Korey for promoting gambling? He says "movie reviewers" but Korey is the only movie reviewer I know who promotes gambling.

I'm not a fan of Herman and his toxic behavior.

But Korey promoting DraftKings doesn't sit quit right with me since gambling destroys lives and Coleman can't even be bothered to read the disclaimer, instead playing a sped up version of it as a joke. Kind of gross.

I mean, don’t get me wrong in that I did enjoy seeing the Double Toasted review as I just saw it, but basically I was hoping to get a better understanding of what went wrong with the movie adaptation.

I haven’t actually read the novel it’s based on as I was wondering what made the original novel so iconic again since I only saw the Double Toasted review so far as I was wondering how the movie went so wrong.

Will Korey and Martin review the lanterns finale episode