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Thank you all for voting!! The choices for this upcoming week Friday will be The Re-Animator (1985)  Next Friday will be Pulse (2000).

Re-Animator will come next week, have a little stomach bug after coming back from family's but everything with the tv shows will be on schedule! Thanks for the patience. Hyped to get to these!

Stay tuned for the next poll and recommend films below :)

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James vs Cinema

Hahaha I was lowkey rooting for it since it’s been the underdog for a few rounds haha

Ben Walker

Dawg I’m so excited! That’s been my most wanted reaction for months now. I hope you enjoy it!

Matt

Mad God will happen in 2025!!!! 😡😇

Rant Casey

I love Mad God but I just don't think it makes for a good reaction. It's a movie you kinda watch silently in the dark, absorbed in the vibe.

Rant Casey

It would be funny if he watched the terrible american remake after Pulse.

L

CREEP (2014) & THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT (2018) FOR NEXT POLL 🙏

Tohasim

If it's not too late for the horror theme, I cannot recommmend Haunting Of Hill House and Hautning Of Bly Manor enough. Both are 1 season miniseries, made by the same creator, and it's some of the best horror I've seen in a while!

Dramattic Devon

I agree on haunting of hill house. Best 10 episodes of a mini series I ever seen second only to band of brothers

MrBooShoes

I know it says movie suggestions... but I wanna throw out the FX show Legion by Noah Hawley. I'm sure you have a list of shows already to get through, including the current slate of shows you are already doing, but I'm just gonna keep putting Noah Hawley's Legion TV series out there hoping that one day it will manifest on the reaction polls for TV shows!

VooDooMaestro

It would be a perfect show for this channel. The filmmaking was brilliant

Toshinori

Where’s it’s always sunny??

Brett Coster

I expect that Nosferatu (2024) will be on one or more lists for review in the months/days ahead (Spoiler: It's terrific), but I'd really like to see your reviews of both previous Nosferatus—Murnau's 1922 original and Werner Herzog's 1979 version—preferably before the new one.

Mr. Dirty

I hope I'm not too late for the poll. Pumpkinhead. 1988.

Oscar Zephier

My guy. You gotta check out Babylon, directed by Damien Chazelle. The acting, cinematography, costumes, and production design are all balls-to-the-wall crazy. It takes place in the 1920s, during the silent film era, think Wolf of Wall Street mixed with Boogie Nights, and Singing in the Rain. We follow Margot Robbie as a rising star in this depraved-filled debaucherous land of opportunity of early Hollywood, where we also meet Brad Pitt the dying star, and Manny, the up-and-coming filmmaker, and we see the ups and downs of making it in Hollywood. I know this comment is long, but I hope you check it out. It's so good.