Mateos Mind

An odd premise that's disturbingly hillarious, one hard to love loser is rejected by the death cult because nobody wanted to spend eternity with him. Full of laughs. You will find yourself quoting the jokes and rewatching scenes for the dialog. No, this isn't a big budget Hollywood comedy. It's not full of guest appearances from the Rock. There's no major explosions or famous dramatic actor trying to break into comedy by wearing a ridiculous prosthetic limb. It's just well written jokes, set up by an almost, but not quite believable plot. For it's budget it's a 10/10.

This is a hilarious romp through the neighborhood with Tom Hanks, Corey Feldman, Bruce Dern, and a young Anthony Fauci playing himself. Truly a classic. This one still gets play at Alamo Drafthouse. The whole family can enjoy this one together. It really holds up. Watch Tom, Bruce and Corey try to find out what the Dr is up to long before creating viruses China. It's not exactly a prequel to 2020, more a hilarious take on the Docs hijinx, filmed shortly after his antics testing AZT on kids. The Burbs gets 5 stars.

The show is decent, but it's fascinating watching in 2025, now that it's official Covid-19 was made in a lab, and Fauci was involved! The official estimate is 18 million deaths or permanently disabled by the Covid-19 vaccines. Official numbers show far more vaccinated people died or were hospitalized than unvaccinated, nearly 3-1. The CDC just admitted last month that no child vaccines have gone through testing vs a placebo control group since 1986! The show is a Conspiracy Theory distopian fantasy. It's usually not my thing, but the parallels with what actually happened in 2020 are wild. Fauci made 6 million off his Covid patents, lied about to Congress, and admitted knowing it was leaked from the Wuhan lab where he previously worked all along. Then we find out he tested AZT on children and tortured monkeys and dogs in his labs. The president pardoned him. This show was written before any of this happened/came out. The acting is mostly good. There are 3 villians that aren't very believable. The characters range from well crafted to one dimensional. Visually it's better than most series that aren't made for HBO. If you love Conspiracy/distopian fantasy, you will love this. Utopia isn't as good as Station Eleven, but has some similarities. Honestly, I would give it 3.5 stars if it didn't parallel real life events so well.

Absolutely amazing. The 2nd best movie in the franchise hands down. Pays homage to the other films while bringing a completely fresh story. New plot with characters unlike previous installments. There's jump scares, ominous tones, increasingly tense and foreboding situations you would expect. A touch of humor, a bit of nostalgia and overall good acting. The pacing is near perfect, just when you catch your breath you're in the thick again. David Johnson is superb. This could be a breakthrough role for him. So far the Ridley Scott Alien films have been stellar, and the others, well they have been less so. If this was in the series with Alien, Aliens, Prometheus, and Covenant, the series would be better for it. We all wish Alien 3 and Resurrection never happened. No worries here this film does nothing but elevate an already awesome series. 10/10