As it stands, I am sitting at 100 new release movies watched across 2026. Big ol' number one-hundred was Resident Evil, and that was a huge hit for me. Last year, I managed 117 new releases watched for 2025, and here I am not even at the end of September as of this writing, and I'm at triple digits already! Even though I'm getting fewer screener movies than I used to, I'm well on my way to beat out last year's personal best. I'm honestly doing a bang up job on movie watching

La Bola Negra is an epic, sprawling web of interconnecting stories taking place in 1932, 1937, and 2017 across Spain. In 1932, we look at Carlos (Milo Quifes), a young man coming to terms with his sexuality, while his father is grasping at straws trying to gain him access to an elite gentlemen's club in Granada. He wants to appease his father, and he appears before the board of conservative elders who have heard rumblings about him throughout town. 1937 centers around Sebasti

The Get Out is a newly released streaming offering that can be found on Paramount+. I actually had not heard much about this movie before the wife and I were strolling through Roku City tonight. I needed something good to watch after clocking an outright abysmal movie earlier in the day, and nothing was really ringing my bell after perusing Peacock and Hulu. But then I hit Paramount+ and saw Russell Crowe starring in a new flick. I have a conflicted history with Mr. Crowe as