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ZOMBIELAND 2: Double Tap Trailer (2019)

JOKER - Teaser Trailer

Bohemian Rhapsody Will Rock You

Check us out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram https://www.facebook.com/entirelypr/ https://twitter.com/entirelypr https://www.instagram.com/prentirely/ Watching Bohemian Rhapsody was like watching Forest Gump. As long as I can remember, Forest Gump has been a classic of my generation. Like Blow, Fear and Loathing, Walk The Line and Forest Gump, Bohemian Rhapsody is an instant classic. Watching it took me to that nostalgia of watching a film again and again through life because the film it is not just entertainment it is art. Freddie Mercury was larger than life musician who painfully painted his emotions into songs . The movie delicately showed the two sides of a man, the rock star and the introvert. The actor's portrayal of Freddie Mercury seemed spot on. Weaving a story of success and sadness. Freddie's transformation from the beginning of the film as a misunderstood starving artist to a rock God is amazing. Watching a gentle soul slip into narcissism with s...

Top 10 Best Horror Movies (from the vault)

Well here is the list of our top 10 best horror movies. While some of you may not agree, we had the whole crew here at the EPR blog vote and below are the ones that were picked. 1. Exorcist 2. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3. Saw 4. The Amityville Horror 5. Halloween  6. The Hills Have Eyes  7. Drag Me to Hell 8. Dawn of the Dead  9. Candyman 10. Jeepers Creepers 

Halloween Franchise In Good Shape

I have always been a Halloween movie fan. From the first time I saw John Carpenter's original when I was 12. Over the years I've seen many sequels and the the reboot. Also worth noting is Halloween 3, which had nothing to do with Michael Myers. Needless to say, the franchise has suffered a few terrible and confusing movies. Halloween Resurrection almost killed the franchise, putting Michael Myers up against Busta Rhymes. Rob Zombie tried but failed to hit the mark. He even took the iconic piano song out of his Halloween 2. You can't have Michael Myers without his theme music. In the latest edition simply titled Halloween, the franchise returned to its true form. The movie features the original stars who played Laurie Strode and Michael Myers. John Carpenter did the soundtrack and help produced the film. The movie intro is even spot on to looking like the original. I was hooked from scene one. Michael even returned to his original form as the shape. The movie felt l...

G Funk Documentary Shows How The West Coast Once Regulated The Rap Industry

You Tube is really gunning to become a top dog in the music & TV industry. The networks YouTube premium and YouTube TV services are now competing on the same level with Pandora and Netflix. YouTube premium recently hosted Eminem's Kamikaze album and Warren G's G Funk documentary. Warren G's documentary depicts a first hand account of the rise of G Funk music. The doc features footage and narration of the Dr Dre Chronic album recording sessions. Snoop Dogg's debut album recording sessions and Warren G's debut album recording sessions. All three records encompassing the G Funk music style. Of course all three records are now well known classics. As detailed in the documentary G Funk was derived from P Funk. The doc goes into great detail describing how funk music over the decades laid the ground work for G Funk and west coast rap itself. Today those records are classics and G Funk gave in to the modern industry years ago. Still it's nice to take a t...

Venom

Venom is campy and creepy. Tom Hardy's portrayal of the Marvel villain is something to see. Hardy plays the character spot on with a mixture of comedy and melancholy. The voice in his head providing a dark and violent tone as the movie trucks along. I got to say, Michael Bay either was or should've been called in. If the movie would have had even one more explosion, it would have been the next Transformers sequel. It was overkill on the special effects and destruction scenes. The movie had a decent enough plot and Hardy's portrayal of the character to keep you interested. Venom reminded me a lot of the Tobey Maguire Spiderman movies. The film was dark but comical, a lot like Maguire's Spiderman films. It was a nice relief from the oncoming line of dark super hero movies. The irony here being that Venom is as twisted as they get. Overall this was a pretty decent movie.