Shawn Bourdo

Baby Jane watches the ghosts of “I Love Lucy” with a bowl of Chex cereal. Scott Pilgrim takes on Jaws to save the Goode family.

This week Shaun of the Dead encountered a wild robot on a lifeboat. It’s alright, baby’s coming back with chocolate brownie truffle ice cream

A hundred years after his first film, Alfred Hitchcock voice (McGowan) leads the viewer through a visual essay of his works.

This week we wake up on Sugar Hill from beyond the grave on Wednesday. The genesis of the Daleks is an oddity like a Shirley Temple.

Long-time convention-goers, first timers and cosplay fans can get a breath of fresh air at a well attended but not crowded Fan Festival.

This week, love is a stranger with ultimate cheddar Doritos. Plucky Duck and the Joker go to Stumptown and there the beast must die.

This week in Salem’s Lot there is night ghoulery with Carrie. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is over the new VooDew on the old Spanish trail.

This comprehensive and in-depth study delves into the life and works of the most famous director who has ever lived, Steven Spielberg.

This week Godzilla vs the Sea Monster is on the carefree highway. The God Emperor of Dune at Coca-Cola Oreos with bad Ronald.

This week the humans fade into you in a montage. The shipment to Beirut includes Boo Berry and Biscuits and Gravy.

This week the American honey finds a crazy little thing called love. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice was responsible for only murders in the building.

This week starts sunny and in the aftersun, you like it darker. Roll me easy into Area 51 where there are Fruity Pebble Waffles.

The week the American refugee is on the causeway to watch Mary Jane’s last dance. The old school night is board games with tavern pizza.

These films are important entries into the made-for-television Scooby-Doo! franchise.

This week there was an Amityville awakening for frosted chocolate cake cereal. The Aliens and Predators are wondering where the lions are.

This week we speak no evil about the bad monkey. The alien resurrection makes us jump, and we sing sing about the Infinite Swirl.

This week the aliens three were sharper because of fudge stripe cookies. The cuckoo was lost without your love on a sunny day.

This week we celebrate a higher love with a freedom fusion of Hellcats and aliens. Didi is at a point break over the books that you must read

This week Deadpool and Wolverine catch up with the chaser and there’s no surrender to the power of love. The alien sings a power ballad.

This week we take a liberty chill with longlegs, but our lips are sealed. He’s in refrigerators, but love lies bleeding next to carnitas.

This week Maxxxine travels from Vienna to the United States of Tara on Planet Janet. There was a kill ordered for s’mores and churros.

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This week Logan is in a quiet place with the bear. There’s a kind of kindness that comes straight from the heart with fruity pebbles.

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This week it was the night of the Sentinels with Deadpool and Wolverine together in electric dreams. The children of dune ate loaded Eggos.

This week we can’t fight the feeling that Deadpool likes the Police. It was Tuesday and we learned the origin of Wolverine and pickle ketchup.

Mark Twain skewers the inherent doom of patriotism in his War Prayer story that is given a new life by the illustrations by Seymour Chwast.

This week the Ferrari is fueled by the power of love, fully loaded with Eggos. Purple rain is falling in a quiet place during a crime story.

The week Furiosa meet the Idea Man and they say, “Please let me get what I want.” That turns out to be birthday cake and Burger King.

This week we play your song on the Fury Road. I saw the TV glow in a quiet place because endings are hard like Cool Ranch pretzels.

This week Madame Web is the sweet child o’ mine. The ring of terror is beyond Thunderdome for the Kingdome of the Planet of the Apes.

This week the Earth Mama became a road warrior to adopt a highway. From me to you there’s a ghostwatch for garlic parmesan pretzels.

This week Mad Max says “One day I’ll fly away.” The house on the bayou is stocked with Red Bull and Pepsi Peach by the Sympathizer.

This week we go for a night swim in our town and we feel half a world away with our fiery mangoes and our Sprite chill with the Shogun.

This week the 13th apostle was a sympathizer for the war for the planet of the apes. There was real love for creamy coconut Dr. Pepper.

John Ford brings the viewer 3 Godfathers and a little man in Technicolor. It’s an important story of redemption that still works today.

This week there is a civil war over the best short-lived television series ever. The Martian chronicles from somewhere only we know.

This week the dream scenario is a rise of the planet of the apes. The shogun says “Tomorrow is tomorrow but today is the day with Takis.”

This week we break out the VHS of Spring Breakers eating Churro Oreos at Bob’s Burgers. The won’t hold us back from the Mtn Dew Point Break.

This week the mysterious stranger asks “Do ya want some Laguna Baja Lemonade? Do ya?” The ghostbusters were called to Skull Island too.

This week the Shogun of Star Island served two masters, Godzilla and Kong, with some late night sizzlin’ chesse burgers and string cheese.

This week Venom said, “Let there be carnage,” and Morbius replied, “Give them the best of my love.” “And sour dirt gummy worms,” said Spade.

This week Anjin-san is wishing you were here on Dune with the blade runner. There’s an arrival of chocomania and hot honey.

This week there is war and peace inside Llewlyn Davis. He’s been searchin’ so long for Coca-Cola spice and honey that is hot.

This week the purple thunder on Dune rumbled the midnite cruiser.The Lord of Light was also the color of purple during the NASA moon landing.

Like a stagecoach crossing the West, this tome traverses the long and varied career of John Ford with intelligent and critical insight.

Only you made a trip to Dune to investigate a murder at the end of the world. The black and white Oreos said “You hurt my feelings.”

This week we are in Babylon from May to December with Jim Dandy. In our past lives we can’t help falling in love with Dr. No and his Space Dunk.