Jake Peffer

@MrMiller007_ Nice! I've got an OLED myself. Hard to watch any other TV after watching something on it.

@jakexpeffer Yes sir to both of those! I have a 4k oled down here and in the future I have a screen

Appreciate the love! Very blessed to have a basement cinema

As someone who has gotten into Nascar over the last few years, this sounds pretty cool. On the other hand, Dennis Quaid being the lead doesn't excite me in any way shape or form.

#SendHelp is a perfect example of Sam Raimi being in his element. When you let Raimi do his thing he does that thing well. Great performances by Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien lead this tense thriller to some crazy heights.

Oh yeah. I'm ready for this.

This looks just like the animated one, only worse. It'll still make a billion dollars.

@ohsethy I was expecting that to already be taken. Surprisingly it's not.

@jakexpeffer Snake Heffer

I want to come up with a new social media handle other than my name but I'm having a creative block. Any suggestions out there?

Another win for Reddick. Hilarious seeing so many people think it's rigged for 23XI to win.

Going through and rewatching all the Scary Movies with the new one coming out in a few months. Not the greatest franchise out there but there are memorable moments from each one. Although I don't remember much about part five.

10. Coda 9. Green Book 8. Nomadland 7. Everything Everywhere 6. Anora 5. One Battle After Another 4. Shape of Water 3. Parasite 2. Moonlight 1. Oppenheimer

What an upset. Glad to see Michael B. Jordan get the recognition he deserves. #Oscars

#Hamnet is quite depressing. With that being said it is carried by some great performances by Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal. The direction by Cholé Zhao here is great and is a nice bounce back after her awkward outing in the MCU.

Finally watched #Frankenstein and really enjoyed it. All of the technical aspects are phenomenal, from the production design to the makeup and costuming. Jacob Elordi gives the best performance of his career as The Creature.

#Ted Season 2 is just as good as the first, if not better. It's non-stop laughs for all eight episodes. While the father character, who is played hilariously by Scott Grimes, can get a little tiresome, he doesn't take away from the rest of the great cast.

This is not what I was expecting for a signing.

Here is my updated ranking of the #Scream franchise. How would you rank all seven movies?

AFCC member Jake Peffer (@jakexpeffer) reviews #Scream7 saying the final reveal is the worst of the series: youtu.be/5D2oXY4cE5U?si… #AFCC #MovieReview #ForTheLoveOfMovies

#Scream7 is an unfortunate new low for the franchise. With a less than stellar storyline, wooden new characters and a final reveal that is the worst in the series, this entry fall flat on its face. youtu.be/5D2oXY4cE5U

#Scream7 sees the franchise finally become what it's been poking fun at for 30 years. It's terribly directed with non-existent characters and a "going back to its roots" storyline that feels as generic as it can get. This is a new low for the franchise.