Spooky season is upon us and like most weirdos, my family has already started watching nothing but horror to prep for Halloween. While we like to watch a lot of the same old stuff, we do mix it up and venture into new territory from time to time. This leads to the discussion of today’s film, The Red Book Ritual, a new compilation piece coming from writer/director Ariel Luque.

He’s one of the hardest-working names in the industry, and he’s covered extensively in tattoos. Some readers might be surprised to know that he went to some of the most prestigious acting schools in the world! His name is Robert LaSardo, and he’s a soft-spoken badass.

I’ve been a fan of Sean’s for as long as I can remember. If I wasn’t renting Powder from the local grocery store, I was catching Boondock Saints on late-night television. Needless to say, this guy is a staple of my life, and with the recent transition to writing and directing, I couldn’t be happier to check out his recent labors of love.

Our house was a Mortal Kombat house, and while we did play Street Fighter occasionally, MK was the game of choice. And don’t even get me started on the movie! The trip to the theater was an event!

Our house was a Mortal Kombat house, and while we did play Street Fighter occasionally, MK was the game of choice. And don’t even get me started on the movie! The trip to the theater was an event!

I loved Power Rangers when I was a kid, but sadly, I think I had grown out of the series by the time Michael Copon had joined the team. While I didn’t watch Time Force growing up, I enjoy seeing what projects Rangers have on the way. Over the years, I’ve had a few encounters with Michael, and I always look forward to catching up because he seems to always have something going on or coming soon.

Like most kids in the 90s, I grew up playing Street Fighter, and when I got word that there was going to be a live-action film, I was ecstatic. While the film didn’t exactly deliver as I expected it to it still remains a staple of my collection. What can I say?

I've really been into collecting cards lately. I'm not sure why really, I think a lot of it has to do with nostalgia, but either way, because of which I recently ended up at Collect-A-Con with my kid a few weeks back. We weren't able to attend on Saturday because of a scheduling conflict, and because of which we missed a performance by Vanilla Ice.