The Creature

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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Several years after the break-up of White Zombie, Rob Zombie decided to direct his own feature film with the help of a friendship with Universal Studios executive after working on Halloween Horror Nights. Sometime later, the movie was made, but it was soon shelved due to the studio fearing his film would receive an NC-17 Rating. A Couple of Years Later, Zombie bought the rights to the film and released it with Lionsgate in 2003 and it is known as House of 1000 Corpses and I have decided to talk a look at his directorial debut to start off a whole Month of films made by Rob Zombie since I think they are perfect films for this particular blog series of mine…Plus I’m a fan of his music so it was obvious that I would see his films. So, get ready for some possibly strange films, starting with this one.

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Once every year, we always have that day where we celebrate the day we were born, and we always celebrate in all the crazy ways that we know best. Unless you’re the Mad Hatter in which case, so with it being that day for me, I felt it obvious to review the movie Bloody Birthday.

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One thing I’ve always been fond of in the days of my youth was Choose Your Own Adventure books.

I’ve always liked reading them and I got pleasure from having the option to choose how the story will progress. They’ve constantly gone into different genres throughout the years, although I don’t know if they do them anymore, and have also been incorporated into video game form as well. (The easiest example being The Stanley Parable.) Fortunately enough, I found one such game that follows that type of formula which was made by the MLP fan community called Gem Quest.

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(I decided to re-upload this review since I plan on being offline next week due to an Out of State trip. Plus I plan on reviewing Repo! in the near future and I mention it a couple of times in here.)

Darren Lynn Bousman.

I think he is a bit of an Underrated Director. He’s mainly known for directing Saw II, III, & IV and, like most of the series, it was met with unfavorable reviews from most Film Critics. He also made the remake of Mother’s Day and 11-11-11, but he mainly grabbed my Attention with Repo! The Genetic Opera. A Horror Musical with Alexa Vega, Paul Sorvino, Sarah Brightman, Paris Hilton, & Terrance Zdunich (One of the Songwriters for the film. ) about how Surgery turns into a Fashion statement and organs are rented by people. The film became a Cult Classic spawning Road Tours & Shadow Plays similar to Rocky Horror Picture Show and 3 of the songs from the film were shortlisted for an Academy Award Nomination.

In 2012, Darren and Terrance teamed up again to release another Horror Musical entitled The Devil’s Carnival.

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(I decided to upload two reviews in one blog since one of them is incredibly short and I wouldn’t like it being uploaded by itself due to its length.)

Banned (Forever)

A while ago, I looked at the MLP Fan game Banned from Equestria (Daily).

I try not to revisit it so I’ll only say one thing for those who haven’t seen the review: I think it’s gross and I don’t want to see it every again. Unfortunately, I did find out that a Halloween update exists for it and I decided to look at it.

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Back in 1985, Tom Holland released the Horror Film Fright Night which told a simple story of a boy who soon realizes his new neighbor is a vampire. The film was met with major success both commercially and critically which ended up eventually becoming to be considered as a cult classic.26 years later, a remake of the film was made…and it was in 3D for some reason (as well as oddly being released by Walt Disney Studios via Touchstone.) The Remake was met with Success critically and commercially as well.

So with the success of both films, one does obviously wonder which the more superior film out of the two is.

So, The Man with No Chin and I have decided to find out which version of the film is the better one.

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