The Walking Dead season 4 episode 1 Review:

We're all probably thinking the same thing about the season 4 premier of The Walking Dead, and what we're all probably thinking is; WHOA! I bet most of us can agree that the episode's events are definitely not what we expected, which made the episode even more interesting.
The new episode of The Walking Dead had more viewers than anyone could possibly count, which pretty much says itself how amazing it was, but this isn't the only season 4 episode 1 review on the web; there are countless people who thought the episode was slow, and it was just a little bit, but there is a reason for that, which being that they need to introduce the season rather than just jump into all the action, which I definitely agree with.
The end of the episode is what got me the most. What is going on? What happened to Patrick? The only explanation I can think of at the moment, and I might be wrong, but my theory is that the virus is beginning to go airborne, but is that really what's happening? Does #TeamPrison have an epidemic on their hands? We'll have to watch the rest of the season of this flawless masterpiece they call a show.

'Curse of Chucky' Movie Review:

When I first heard that there was another Chucky movie coming out, I was skeptical because of how silly Seed of Chucky is, but  Curse of Chucky was absolutely astonishing, and just outright fucking awesome!
In my opinion this movie, along with Child's Play, is the best one in the entire franchise. At first I thought the new style Chucky doll looked kind of weird at first considering the fact that his face looks perfectly restored, but the cool thing about that is it actually explains what happened later on in the movie.
I've read a lot reviews that other people have wrote about it saying that it's "boring", well honestly that is not true. I didn't have a hard time keeping my interest whatsoever, and the story was phenomenal.

I do have one question though that I kept trying to answer myself the two times I watched this movie;
why didn't he bleed when Nika stabbed him? All in all it was an awesome movie. If you're a Chucky
fan then you definitely have to watch Curse of Chucky. Trust me, it's absolutely worth it.

'Salem's Lot' (1979) Movie Review:

Only four words should describe the original Salem's Lot: amazing, scary, eerie, and just flat out one of the most creepiest old vampire movie I've ever seen.
Based on the 1975 horror novel by Stephen King, it's about a young writer named Ben Mears who decides to return to the town of Salem’s Lot (the town he lived in age 9 through 13) to discover that the town’s residents are starting to become vampire.
The film was actually a TV miniseries, and it was overall phenomenal. I loved it, however, the story seemed a bit drawn out which made it extremely slow at first, but it’s honestly worth watching because of the frightening things that start to happen from the middle to the end. I’m proud to own this movie for my horror collection.