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It's October, and that means a month of Letterboxng horror movies! I kicked off the month with Videodrome, a very normal thing to watch first thing on a Thursday morning.

• A better and more varied selection of horror movies than any of my paid streaming services. • The worst video playback technology on the modern Internet. In conclusion, Tubi is a land of contrasts. Thank you.

Apparently I'm an outlier for thinking Monster High 2 was pretty okay.

The most otherworldly part of The Twilight Zone is when Rod Serling steps out at the end of an episode and advertises cigarettes.

Letterboxd users have given Dracula 3000 an average rating of 1.57/5 stars. I, meanwhile, have ranked it as the third best of the 15 movies I've watched so far this month. Interpret that whatever way you like. Also: I checked off the last Chucky movie yesterday. That series is surprisingly decent!

I was away from my computer for the last few days, but I've now filled in the blanks on the ol' Letterboxd list. • Talk to Me has taken the #1 spot. It rules. • Backrooms is just okay. • Hokum is probably good, but it's not a good plane movie. • Texas Chain Saw Masterpiece? Not exactly.

After watching the whole Chucky series, it just made sense to finally give M≡GAN a chance. I can see why nine-year-olds lost their minds over it. I checked out within the first half hour. I also found this on Prime Video. I turned if off quickly, but don't be surprised if I'm dead in seven days.