Slaughterhouse Princess

Everything Everywhere All At Once

Only thing I got when I ate Chap Stick was sick, I'm starting to think this might be a work of fiction.

Excision

It's been a while but we take a look at a period piece this week.  We'll let you guess which one.

Enemy Mine

One is neat, one is a slob. Both are divorced and need a place to stay. That's how fussy photographer Willis Davidge and sloppy sportswriter Jeriba Shigan end up sharing a New York City apartment.

Sorry, that's actually the Odd Couple but close enough. 

El Hazard: The Magnificent World

El Hazard proves that isekai has always been with us, even if we didn't know it yet.

Eden Lake

We head across the pond for a tale of school teachers and chavs and what happens when they meet at a lake.

Eaten Alive! (1980)

We're back and better than ever thanks to a combination of J&B, cobra venom, and Troy's mystery drink.

Evilspeak

This movie has something for everyone, provided that something is Clint Howard, military academies, or worshiping Satan.

Escape Room: Tournament of Champions

We take a look at two versions of the second installment of Escape Room: Tournament of Champions to maximize the difficulty of talking about it.

Escape Room (2019)

We take a look at Escape Room (2019) this week, not to be confused with Escape Room (2017), Escape Room: Quest of Fear, No Escape Room, The Escape Room, or Escape from Marwin (AKA Escape Room).

Escape Room (2017)

Put on your thinking caps as we try to solve the biggest puzzle of all, why did so many movies based on escape rooms come out at the same time?