It’s that time of year again, the spookiest month: October, which, as we all know, is ultimately capped off with the scariest of holidays, the one where witches and ghouls roam the world: Halloween. In honor of Halloween, I’ll be taking a look back at some horror movies of years past to see how well they hold up and how scary they seem by today’s standards.

This month, we’ll take a look at three films, one a couple years old and two newer releases. Two of the three are well worth your time!

This July, we’ll take a look at three independent, low-budget films. Two are horror movies that performed far better than anyone expected at the box office. The third is a romantic crime thriller. All three are worth considering as now streaming titles to watch.

Sometimes horror movies take off and become major successes despite relatively small production budgets. Two of the most impressive films at the box office in 2026 fall into that category: Obsession and Backrooms. But what about quality horror movies that don’t take off the same way?

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come is a horror comedy that’s neither scary nor funny. When you consider that I thoroughly enjoyed the movie’s 2019 predecessor, Ready or Not, Ready or Not 2 is a major disappointment.

This month, we’ll review two recently streaming releases along with a film that’s over a decade old that you might have missed.

There are plenty of movies to choose from when you’re looking for a new film, but finding something of quality can be harder than you’d expect. Luckily, these three 2025 releases are all available to stream currently and are each well worth a watch!

Get ready for a bonus roundup of three more movie reviews for September. However, unless your tastes are quite different than mine, only one of these films is likely worth your time.

Get ready to run from a horde of very fast zombies, swim with some dangerous sharks, and learn all about the teachings of the sovereign citizen movement, as we review three recent 2025 releases.

In this month’s movie review post, we’ll take a look at a pair of recent horror releases and a (very, very long) epic drama that came out all the way back in 2024.

In honor of Halloween, let’s go over three impactful horror movies from the 1990s. How do they hold up and how scary are they by 2024 standards?

If the three movies we’ll take a look at in this post have one major thing in common, it’s that they all had potential to be really good, but ultimately fell short of being films I’d strongly recommend.

Wow! This movie is bad. I'd argue that A Quiet Place: Day One isn't enjoyable in any way, shape, or form. It needs to be avoided at all costs!

Birds, a brutal killer, and a man who dresses as a monkey all feature prominently in three new titles that fall into very different genres. Today, we’ll review each of them: The newest Studio Ghibli animated film, a low-budget Canadian horror movie, and an Indian action extravaganza.

In today’s streaming age, there’s definitely not a shortage of movies to watch. As we welcome the month of May, we’ll go over three recent releases, and discuss whether any of these titles are actually worthy of your movie-viewing time.

This month, we’ll take a look at three films not produced in America. (Take that, Hollywood!) Read on to learn more about an Australian indie horror, an Irish historical drama, and a British true story.

The three movies we’ll be taking a look at today are all films that, due to what I expected of them going in, were big letdowns. These movies all received very good reviews from critics, but I found each to be undeserving of such high praise.

As I slowly come to terms with the fact that it’s getting colder outside and there’s nothing I can do to stop it, let’s review some recent 2023 releases you can enjoy while you’re cozy by the fireplace.

With All Hallows’ Eve quickly approaching, I decided to rewatch some of the most well-known (and supposedly scariest) horror films ever made. Just how scary are they and how do they hold up by 2023 standards?

This month, we’ll take possession of an embalmed hand to talk to the dead, journey towards Mordor with Frodo and Sam, and step into the ring with Cassandro. Are any of these undertakings worthwhile? It’s time to find out as we go over the movies Jeff’s watched this September.