If my frequent posts throughout the Halloween season didn’t give it away, I’m a pretty big fan of Horror films. So the excitement really kicks in when a new movie comes out that gets the scary movie nerds all worked up and talking about how “oh man, you’ve just gotta see this one!” It seems to happen on a semi-annual basis and here we are again with Late Night With the Devil. I typically like to squirrel away these new releases throughout the year and go into something I just now decided to call “Horror Hibernation”; saving them for that early August until the end of October Halloween time sweet spot.

What can I say, I was feeling a pretty strong itch and this one looked like it had the potential to be one hell of a scratch.

When my wife told me back in 2022 that we were now expecting and about to become parents, naturally a slot machine of thoughts and emotions began spinning around throughout my entire being. And the jackpot that kept appearing in my head weren’t triple cherries but rather that classic silhouette, the mouse with circular ears icon hovering above my shoulder, repeating over and over: “Oh shit, I’m gonna get to take my kid to Disneyland one day.” That day happened last week and while our daughter still has yet to hit the 2 year mark, there were plenty of things to do and fun rides to go on that didn’t enforce a height requirement. Below are some snaps from our trip that I’d like to share and if you’re a parent yourself, you’ll likely check them out with a small grin.

And if you’re not, you’ve probably already stopped reading this!

Join Rob and Ray as we finally yap about Joel Schumacher’s infamous 90’s Bat-Franchise killer. If we must suffer, our listeners will suffer with us!

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If you were there, you remember. The buzz and hype had been swirling around for quite some time well before that fateful June 23rd of 1989 when Tim Burton’s Batman finally hit the big screen. Merchandise of every possible variety was popping up left and right, preview snippets of the film on evening entertainment shows became mini events to look forward to, and reruns of the camp classic television series from the 60’s were in heavy rotation.

Then of course you had the comics.

Oh man, there was some serious s%*t going down in the comics.