The Creature

(This was originally was going to be uploaded on Christmas Eve, but I didn’t finish in time. Anyways, enjoy my belated Christmas LtC review.)

With Christmas just around the corner, People always have some kind of plans whether it is Traveling to Family or having family come over. Occasionally though, sometimes these plans don’t go over very well (Especially if you’re from the Griswold family.) With such things happening, it could be due to many different reasons, and one such thing happens between a member of the CMC and a Gamer Pony in a fanfic I’m here to talk about called The Gift of the Mash.

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Back in the days of the ‘80s, the punk rock scene was in full swing and at the top of it was a little band called The Ramones.

They were one of the biggest bands to emerge into the world of music from the CBGB scene and have always been a staple of Punk Music. Sometime around 1979, they eventually became involved with a modern teen film made by Roger Corman that was made to showcase the music made at the time of the film’s original release and became replacements for Cheap Trick which eventually became a Cult Classic over the years and is known as Rock ‘n’ Roll High School.

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For Secret Santa, I was chosen to one for our local Western expert Big Black Hat Man. I did plan on doing a historical perspective but nothing really came to mind. So, I have gone back to the world of Western films and decided to talk about one of the more popular westerns I know…

The film tells of a Civil War veteran named Ethan Edwards (John Wayne) whose film has been completely wiped out, except for his niece who’s been kidnapped by Indians and he goes off to find her…and kill her. (This was definitely a different film than what I’m used to seeing The Duke in.)

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It’s finally come to the end of the year and with it comes the holiday most anticipated by people of all ages: Christmas.

It’s a time of peace, a time of joy, a time of being reunited with loved ones, a time for 24 Hour marathons of A Christmas Story, and Traditions. Many households, including my own, always have some form of holiday tradition, regardless of the holiday in mind. For Me, I was try to find some bizarre new Christmas film to see during Winter, and thankfully enough I found one perfect enough to review. Often considered a Cult Classic and one of the Worst Films Ever Made, it can be pretty much be sum up what to expect right with the title…Santa Claus Conquers the Martians.

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With Season 5 coming around the corner with 2015, Many fans of the show, myself included, often have hopes and desires on what they want to see in the future episodes. So, I decided to share 13 of mine with you.

-More Shining Armor

With Twilight being my favorite character, it’s not a surprise that I ended up liking Shining Armor. I will admit that I wish he got more screen time on the show, with or without Cadence doesn’t matter as long as he shows up. (Especially considering the lack of even one mention of him until the S2 Finale)He should get some more development as well as a better look into his personality aside from being related to Twilight.

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Sometimes, we often find things that appear in our lives that we will often never forget it in any way since that certain object is possibly one of the creepiest things ever. For me, I can think of no better example from my past than Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls.

I always thought these things were creepy as hell with their huge heads, oddly shaped limbs, and those haunting black soulless button eyes that will always enter the darkest of the mind…well at least they do for me.

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Aside from doing Music and Films, Rob Zombie has toured the Hand Drawn world. He has often created several Comic Series spanning over the mid 2000’s as well as occasionally doing bits of animation. In 2006, he started working on his first animated film which was based on one of his comics called The Haunted World of El Superbeasto.

The comic only had one issue and was filled with, as he said in an interview, Any Goofy Idea that came into his head. It was eventually made into an animated film two years later sharing the same title.

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When House of 1000 Corpses was done, it was put on hold by Universal due to fear of getting an NC-17 rating on it. While the time between it being finished and the film’s release a couple of years later, he devised a vague idea of a story telling of the brother of the Sheriff in House of 1000 Corpses seeking vengeance and he started making the film shortly after the first one’s release excepting wanting it to be more “Horrific” as well as being more like a Road Movie. Eventually, after getting an NC-17 Rating (…again) and changing it six different times, the Devil’s Rejects was released.

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Back in 1978, John Carpenter released one of his more popular movies, Halloween.

The film has often been criticized and idolized for its content and techniques along with being considered as the prototypical slasher film with many others following it and it has been often regarded as one of the best movies of that year. Sometime around 2006, Rob Zombie was picked to create the next movie in the Halloween franchise. While being a close friend to John Carpenter, Rob was requested by John to “Make it his own.” So, the remade was made which also served as a Prequel to the film as well. Being a fan of the original movie (as well as most of John Carpenter films in general,) this will definitely be intriguing to see what backstory is given for Michael.

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(Due to moving into a new house soon, I have very little time for new reviews recently. So I’ll be re-uploading some old collaborations I did on the old site.)

Back in the 1970’s, there was a new idea for films going around that Cartoons can be not just for kids, but for adults too. At the front of these was a man named Ralph Bakshi. He was the man who helped this idea grow with the majority of his movies. (I mean where else are you going to find an X rated cartoon?) So out of his library of Controversial yet somehow popular films, I decided to take a look at his most critically acclaimed film with the help of my friend Chilton: Heavy Traffic.

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Back in 2013, Hasbro took a rather risky move with the My Little Pony franchise by giving it a Spin off film for Friendship is Magic, but they gave it a bit of a twist on the plot.

It was a move that Intrigued, Shocked, and Upset all at the same time as well have many Bronies leave the fandom and forget about the show. Thankfully though, it was as bad as it originally looked…although there is one part of it that still pisses me off about it… (I give you a hint; it begins with “Flash”.)

So, a sequel to Equestria Girls was almost inevitable…although what they did with it was not expected by anyone.

Being the type of person who usually gives anything a chance, I was at first neutral toward the whole idea and waited until more elements of the film were introduced and I have to admit, I liked what was being released so far. So, since I was stuck waiting for it to eventually come out on DVD, I finally got the chance to check it out and I’ll share my thoughts on it with you today.

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