Friday, October 23, 2026

Feshen Up gum

I remember trying this gum, once. 

The center was so strong a choked on it. Very overwhelming, then the gum went tasteless after that. No wonder it didn't last very long. The gooey center was supposed to be where the flavor was kept but since it didn't keep, I'm sure that's why the product failed. 

Have a good weekend folks!

 

Thursday, October 22, 2026

Ice Cream Man (review)


 Only because this was an Eli Roth movie I gave it a shot. 

It's a remake of a cult classic film I never watched but always saw for rent out every video store in town back in the day. 

Visually, it looks good. The Ice Cream Man himself, looks great. It's shot well as you would expect and even has a twist ending that was nice, but overall I thought the lead kids were weak and the dialogue flat. Not really worth your time I'm said to say. Around this time of year when we're all looking for a new horror film to enjoy, this one just isn't it. 

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Run Hide Fight: Infidels


 The first movie was incredible. 

This isn't really a sequel to the first one, just another tale of hostages taking over (in this case a campus) and heroes trying to save them while defeating the bad guy. 

It feels like a direct to DVD sequel from the 2000s that was done on a shoe string budget and no story what-so-ever. 

Jonathan Majors is in it. And when I say in it, I mean they had him for one week on set and filmed every scene they possibly could before he left. 

They also have a weird movie track of 90s song they throw in the movie that makes no sense. I guess the director got a deal on some of his favorite songs as a kid and wanted to play them in the movie?

This movie was as absolute bore. 

It's also off the rails ridiculous. When a college kid takes matters into his own hands, then escapes to the FBI, he runs into the FBI and Jonathan Majors, is given a new gun (like they do with all civilians) and he and Majors go around shooting the bad guys while the FBI "holds back" to see what the next move is. 

Terrible movie. 

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Super Troopers 3 (review)


 I can't believe I'm about to say this...but these movies get better each sequel that comes out. 

I swear, this is the best one yet. I'm shocked. 

It's exactly the kind of humor I love in a movie. Corny satire, with very witty dialogue at times. It dances on the edge of stupid comedy at times, but I forgive it because the characters are so much fun to be around. 

It's just an excellent series of films and I truly hope they have a 4th in the works soon. 

Enjoyable and entertaining as always. Worth your time. 

Monday, October 19, 2026

The Fix (review)


 One day I'm going to learn my lesson that Liam Neesson is out of making good movies these days. I just can't help myself!

I'll be honest, I almost didn't watch the movie but saw Zachery Levi was in the film too I thought it would have a chance at being good. 

It wasn't. 

The story is so confusing I had no idea what the plot was. They never really explained anything. After a military mission goes wrong they all....retire? from the army. Or special forces....it doesn't really tell you. 

Only when they come back Neesson's character is faking an illness because he needed Levi's character to get a piece of paper that's very important, which we're never exactly told what it is. 

Why Neeson had to fake an illness I don't have a clue. And when Levi goes undercover with a fake wife HE vetted...she turns out to be a traitor.....but we're told over and over again, that he's the best the military has to offer....yet he didn't know she was a traitor????

Also, they try to give his team some character but it's halfway through the movie that we see them again and they act all the same. In fact, Levi's character has an "issue" with one of them but it's never made clear why. 

It's like this movie was picked out of the trash, re-written by AI and no one bothered to read it before they shot the movie. 

Horrible waste of time.  

Friday, October 16, 2026

End of Oak Street (review)


 Oh boy. 

I remember when this hit theaters, I was halfway interested, but held off to wait for streaming. 

I'm glad I waited. 

This movie takes place in the 80s because....Stranger Things was a popular TV show. 

It has dinosaurs in it because....they're still making Jurassic Park movies in theaters. 

Another mix of two popular themes that can't quite stick the landing. 

Not to spoil the ending too much (this IS a spoiler!!!!)  


...........but there's a big death near the end I was impressed with because I didn't see coming. I was actually going to give this movie an ok rating because of the bold decision, only to watch them put in a time travel aspect to the film that undid the death and cheapened the entire scene in the first place. 

What a bummer. I expected more and got way less. PASS. 


Have a good weekend folks! 

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Whisper Man (review)

After a man's son goes missing, he reconnects with his estranged father to help him find who took his boy.

This movie sucked. 

First off, it's got a supernatural element, that's not well explained. this movie has no idea what it wants to be. A murder mystery or supernatural thriller? It fails at both. 

I was confused. What does the boy having supernatural powers have to do with him being kidnapped. His dad put away the "whisper man" years ago. It "cost" him his family as he became obsessed with capturing the killer. 

It sounds like someone took 2 "been-there-done-that" movie scripts, combined them together but had no idea which direction to take the film. 

It's awful, confusing and I turned it off with 20 minutes left to go, because I couldn't even care less how it all ended. 

Waste of time.