This week J-Man returns back to the main show to discuss more nightmare tales, some movie he saw on the Monster Fest, and also some information about the J-Man Show that might be important to the J360 Universe.
Picking up from the last Monster Fest Hall, J-Man and his boys discuss more about the Monster Fest like trying to save the aliens and predators franchises, how the Movie industry can be fixed, and what other horror concepts they have.
This week J-Man returns in a bonus show giving this series a much needed Monster Fest Double Special. He will discuss some anthology films, and read some nightmare tales to you all while explaining what the next plans for the Monster Fest are indeed.
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This time J discusses real life monsters in cancel culture, urban legends, strange stories from Maryland and more weird stories to continue on The Monster Fest.
Book: Urban Legends Of The USA: Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan by Susan Hill.
The Djinn’s back for a fourth time, and acquires the long awaited third wish but he falls in love with the main character instead of doing his job to add on more film time.
You can tell they had no idea where to go so instead of the Prophecy being fulfilled try declined.
I could say this movie was more insulting than Wishmaster 3 but at least this one has a Rating for trying to build something but then gives it up after 40 minutes.
Btw you could make a drinking game out of how many times everyone says “sex” in the film, and pay attention as the Djinn seeks out love advice for the next two acts of the movie.
It could have been done in a clever way but…not if you’re lazy.
Monster Fest Rating: I always know what you did last summer
Nah fam…this one…I always know when to leave. Nothing much happs here except that it plays the beats of the first movie over again but in a lazier style.
The movie’s not even fun to laugh at, you’re wondering just why the Fisherman is back and what could his motivation be?
You don’t get anything but confusion in this mix so…1 Bloody Knuckle.
Monster Fest Rating: I know what you did last summer.
Four bloody knuckles!!
This was one of the big slasher films from the 90s along with Scream. I’ve been eagerly awaiting to see if it lives up with age and it does.
During a wild 4th of July evening four friends accidentally run over a pedestrian. Instead of reporting it to the police decides to dump his body in the ocean and keep the secret to their Graves.
Well be careful what you wish for…because someone knows what they did and is happy to give em one way ticket to death.
All while dressed as a Fisherman this mysterious man is stalking, maiming, and making the teens’ lives a living hell. The Fisherman won’t stop until each one is dead unless they turn the tables on his first.
I won’t reveal much, but I will say this film is smart, epic and easily worth the rating.
The plot gets convoluted at times but that’s why it’s not a five…plus Jennifer Love Hewitt is hawt… Anyways check it out if you haven’t!
Wishmaster continues. This movie dealt with wishes, souls, and an evil monster known as the Djinn. Unlike a traditional genie, he’s very much malevolent spirit who wants to bring his buddies into our dimension by using our deepest most desires to do so.
Yeah the first one was stellar and surely a 2nd one could stay the course? No…not entirely.
This one was ok at best from an annoying main character to a very long set up for the Djinn to actually start going all out and raising hell. However when the Djinn did use his cruel magic, he left an impact.
There was even a scene where the Djinn used an inmate’s wish to make his lawyer screw himself.
Yeah so…don’t expect too much from that but the movie does pay off in the third act when the main character finally tricks him.
It just took a lot to get there…so it ends up with 3 bloody knuckles.
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