Happy Dia de Muertos!

Happy Dia de Muertos!
As I started watching this time, I tried counting how many quotes I’ve referenced, or had referenced to me, in actual conversations before.
The second Zombies movie sadly discards the original’s relentless worship of its color palette by bringing in werewolves, whose aesthetic seems to be “cheap Twilight knock-off via low budget Syfy special.” I mean, the colors were half the draw of the first… why abandon that?
It’s tough for me to articulate how important this movie was for me:
Believe it or not, last year was the first time I ever watched Nightmare from start to finish, and I was completely smitten.
One of my foundational cinematic beliefs that all three movies in the “Andy Trilogy” are 5-star, Tour De Good masterpieces.
Spontaneous is a movie that flits in and out of greatness as quickly as its characters pop like balloons.
The first Spider-Man is likely a top 5 superhero movie for me… and it might even be top 3.
Compared to the other Halloween specials I’ve watched this Spooktober with my daughters, Curious George’s is the one that is most clearly “for kids” with little concern for the attention span of the grown ups.
Sin City. What to do with you?