Eli Fennell

This is quite possibly the worst adaptation of preexisting IP ever. Mean spirited humor, a lack of even the slightest respect for the source material, unfunny one-liners, unfunny meta humor, over the top cartoon gore, nudity, and sexuality, combine into a perfect storm of hot garbage. This show desperately wants to be Harley Quinn but forgot to be funny or clever or show any respect to the source material. This show is not only unlikable, but it actively wants you to dislike it and thinks you're dumb to have ever liked Scooby Doo and the Mystery Inc. gang in the first place. It is so unconnected and hostile towards its own source materials or the fans thereof that it feels like they used the IP out of pure spite instead of any actual desire to create a compelling new adaptation. In short, it feels like this is a show vaguely based on Scooby Doo but adapted by people who hate Scooby Doo and its fans and wanted to make a show to express just how much they hate these things. Don't waste your time with this one.

Probably the best Resident Evil adaptation to-date in terms of faithfulness to the video game. Some character development was sacrificed in compressing most of the first two games into a single movie, and it might have been best to have split it into two movies. But overall a good entry with lots of nods and Easter Eggs to the video games.

One of the best online film critic series. I'm not the biggest fan of the theme song, and sometimes the bits go on a bit long, but he's funny and has a really talented crew.

The acting is corny, the visual effects are laughable and at times literally cartoonish, and the plotline is confusing and somewhat incoherent. But it's also a fun B Movie, and the main cast clearly threw themselves into the parts and were having fun with it. Worth it to watch as long as you keep your expectations in check.