Xander P.G.K

Hope you guys have a happy Halloween tomorrow! What are you planning to do on that spooky day? I'll be watching some movies and eating candy.

6 months ago | [YT] | 0

Xander P.G.K

Hey, everyone! I know I keep pushing stuff back and all, but now, unfortunately, I have a reason for that. I've come down with a bad cold and can't really record anything right now. I hope y'all understand. I will make sure to get some reading done during my sick days and get "The Penguin" review out before the next episode comes out on Sunday.
Take care!

7 months ago | [YT] | 0

Xander P.G.K

Celebrating the 15th anniversary of my favorite game of all time by playing it for the 100th time (2nd time on Steam) on Hard Mode! 🦇

8 months ago | [YT] | 0

Xander P.G.K

(Context: I just recently reviewed the Fallout show, alongside Knuckles)
Happy Memorial Day, everyone! Hope you're all doing well. I decided to enjoy this day with a nice, refreshing glass of homemade Nuka-Cola and a good old burger and fries. Cheers!

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11 months ago | [YT] | 0

Xander P.G.K

Happy Halloween, everybody! This is a list of all the movies I've watched throughout October. These all have at least a little something to do with Halloween or the season itself. I'm not going in depth over what I think of each one, so I will simply add a 1-10/10 rating next to each movie. A couple of these are brand new, so definitely go look for my video reviews of them on my channel.

1. You're Next (2013) [8/10]

2. Saw (2004) [7/10]

3. Child's Play (1988) [7/10]

4. Scream (1996) [9/10]

5. Saw X (2023) [9/10]

6. Tucker and Dale Vs Evil (2010) [8/10]

7. Scary Godmother's Halloween Spooktacular (2003, animated) [6/10]

8. House (1977, Japanese) [6/10]

9. Get Out (2017) [9/10]

10. The Batman (2022) [9/10]

11. Evil Dead 2 (1987) [8/10]

12. Friday the 13th Part VI (1986) [8/10]

13. Hocus Pocus (1993) [7/10]

14. Batman Vs Dracula (2005, animated) [8/10]

15 Psycho (1960) [10/10]

16. Batman: The Long Halloween, Part 1 & 2 (2021, animated) [8/10]

17. The Strangers (2008) [8/10]

18. The Desent (2005) [8/10]

19. Silence of the Lambs (1991) [9/10]

20. Hellboy (2004) [9/10]

21. The Birds (1963) [8/10]

22. Nightmare Before Christmas (1993, animated) [7/10]

23. Young Frankenstein (1975) [10/10]

24. Halloween (1978) [8/10]

25. Creep (2014) [8/10]

26. Reinfield (2023) [6/10]

27. Five Nights At Freddy's (2023) [7/10]

28. Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (1998, animated) [10/10]

Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost (1999, animated) [9/10]

29. Ugetsu (1953, Japanese) [8/10]

30. Clue (1985) [9/10]

31. Charlie Brown and the Great Pumpkin (1966, animated) [10/10]

1 year ago | [YT] | 0

Xander P.G.K

I finally saw "Everything Everywhere All At Once" (2022). I had been hearing all about it and hearing about the awards and acclaim it was getting. I can safely say that it was well deserved.
This crazy, multiverse adventure was a 2 hour rollercoaster ride of epic proportions - one that I enjoyed from start to finish.
The visuals are colorful, stunning, and insane (sometimes all at once). The music, where there is, is great. And, most importantly, the acting is superb; often feeling emotionally raw in all the right places. Michelle Yeoh is a great lead star, Ke Huy Quan (who I, and probably many of you, remember as Indiana Jones' young sidekick Shortround) kills it as the adorable and sometimes badass husband to Yeoh that I love, and Stephanie Hsu does a wonderful job as their emotionally strained daughter who's struggling with her feelings of depression and being a lesbian in an older, Chinese family.
Not all may like it, but for those who appreciate fun, crazy, colorful, and heartfelt stories, it is a worthwhile watch.
I may not have seen it IN 2022, but I'd definitely put it in my top favorite movies of that year (along with Top Gun: Maverick and The Batman).

1 year ago (edited) | [YT] | 1

Xander P.G.K

I finally watched Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania on Disney+. I wanted to give it a chance, even with knowing the majority's opinion, but it was not for me at all. Is it worse than, or as bad as, Eternals? No. It's just not good. I know Phase 4 has not been good overall, and Phase 5 hasn't started well either (but at least we got GotG3).
In terms of specifics (without spoilers), the characters were cookie-cutter, not many new additions or dimensions to them. (Ant-Man himself) Scott Lane is the same he was in the first two movies, Hope Pym is only kind of the same, their daughter Cassie is sometimes bland and sometimes annoying (not on a large scale, but enough to feel irritating), Hank Pym is alright (occasionally funny), Janet Van Dyke is... there (sorry, there's not much, even though she is a pretty important character), and Kang is a meh villain. The story is, by proxy through the characters, boring and nothing new. The visuals within the Quantum Realm are decent. The soundtrack is fine. The only reactions the film got out of me, outside of blank nothingness, were a handful of laughs. Half of those laughs belonged to a few good jokes (a couple that were spoiled by the trailer, of course), with the other half belonging to parts that were so bad that I had to laugh.

1 year ago | [YT] | 0

Xander P.G.K

I'm so excited to see that  @markiplier  has grown to the point of filmmaking. And I bet the creator of the original game is happy to see someone make an adaptation of their game. This will be high on my radar for up and coming releases!

2 years ago | [YT] | 0

Xander P.G.K

Just bought the Return to Castlevania DLC for Dead Cells! I'm having a blast playing it right now! Hopefully, this'll convince Konami to bring back the series for its own game.

2 years ago | [YT] | 0

Xander P.G.K

Look at this chonky boy!
Maybe after getting a good look, go check out Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves and maybe give my review a little watch.

2 years ago | [YT] | 0