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Ready or Not 2 Full Reaction | This Movie is INSANE

Samara Weaving is back to clumisly tell you that rich people are bad and it's ok to kill people you disagree with. Ready or not 2 is just as blunt and moronic with it's social commentary as the first Ready or not. Getting bogged down in dumb details that takes away from the social commentary and hurting the film overall. In this in depth movie review, or casual video essay if you will, we break down the subtext of the film. we also discuss how the social commentary gets diluted by the film makers inabillity to pick between social satire and horror comedy.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 | This is John Wick for girls

I am talking about this movie against my will, but... maybe it isn't as terrible as its predecessor? Maybe there is actually some quality craft and writing gone into this. Maybe?

The Spoilercast | The Devil Wears Prada | Aspirational Cult Classic or Capitalistic Nightmare?

In preparation for the 20th anniversary, and the release of the long awaited sequel, I watched The Devil Wears Prada for the first time. Most people like it, some would go as far as calling it a classic. Me? I had a mental breakdown. Few movies have made me as furious as The Devil Wears Prada. Miranda Priestly is not someone to look up to, she is a vile and despicable parasite. She is like Patrick Bateman, but she hides her psychopathy better. I got so unhinged in my hatred that I had to cut certain parts of the episode because it got too dark. If you wanna hear them anyway, you can join our Patreon for just one dollar a month. Patreon.com/dontmakeascene

Lee Cronin's The Mummy

Lee Cronin Directs this remake of The exorcist disguised as an Evil dead movie with a sprinkling of Hereditary. It is a heavy, dark drama about a family falling apart when their daughter returns after having been kidnapped eight years ago. It is also a gonzo splatter movie, full of disgusting goo and buckets of blood. If that sounds like a good time to you, you are in luck. if you think it sounds like a mess. good for you, you have a good taste in movies.

We Have To Talk About The Drama

Did you hear what Zendaya did? No, what did she do? Well, according to Alana Haim, Zendaya admitted to have been in the new Kristoffer Borgli social experiment movie. What? That's insane! Yeah, and Robert Pattinson is in it as well... playing her finace!!!? This is so crazy, I have to watch this.

Mike and Nick and Nick and Alice movie review. Time travel shenanigans with Vince Vaughn

There Will Never Be Another Comedy Like Talladega Nights

In the last 20 years we have seen the comedy genre slowly dissolve from one of the most popular genes into just a word pasted on to other genres. nowadays we only have action comedies, horror comedies or Sci-fi comedies. But there was a time when comedies reigned supreme. When Names like Will Ferrell, Adam Mckay and Judd Apatow carried some wight in the industry, and Talladega Nights was their magnum opus. We dissect the incredible jokes, the sociopolitical subtext and the underappreciated filmmaking that made Talladega nights: The ballad of Ricky Bobby one of the greatest comedies of all time. Shake and Bake!

Glen Powell is the last movie star | How to make a killing

Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley save this movie from completely failing. While fairly engaging and technically well made, How to make a killing fails to capture the audience. If it wasn't for the charm of Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley, it would probably have bombed immediately. And that is a bad thing.

Follow along as we dissect this mistake of a comedic thriller and figure out how it could have been saved.

The 2026 Spoiler awards

Skip the oscars, becuae the spoiler awards are finally here! We reward the best, and worst movies of last year. We have all the regular boring awards, plus some new and exciting stuff that the academy would never allow. This is the definitive awards ceremony. You don't wanna miss out!!!

THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN and the birth of Hammer horror

Hammer Horror changed the horror genre forever, but it all began with one film: The Curse of Frankenstein.

In this video, I explore how this groundbreaking 1957 film launched the golden age of Hammer horror and helped redefine Gothic horror for a new generation of audiences. Starring Peter Cushing as Victor Frankenstein and introducing Christopher Lee as the monster, the film marked a turning point not only for Hammer Film Productions but for horror cinema as a whole.

From its bold use of color and violence to its influence on later classics like Dracula, Hammer’s unique style reshaped the horror genre and created some of the most iconic monster movies ever made.

In this video we look at:

• How The Curse of Frankenstein revived Gothic horror

• The rise of Hammer horror in the late 1950s

• The cultural impact of Hammer’s monster films

• Why these movies still influence horror today

If you enjoy classic horror, film history, and discussions about the evolution of cinema, this is for you.