Sunday, October 11, 2026

Shaun Berk's 10 Movie Recommendations- 994th Edition and My Own Madness- Week 3


Welcome to the 994th Edition of my series.  I hope everyone is having a good holiday season so far however celebrated.  I suppose my Halloween season is putting the Madness together.  Next Sunday in New Castle, I will be ring announcing for Guilty By Affiliation Wrestling.  Flyer is in the below section.  I will get on with my selections for the week.



The Batman (2022):  Matt Reeves wrote and directed this new take on the Batman legend.  Robert Pattinson stars as Bruce Wayne aka Batman who must deal with a killer referred to as the Riddler, played by Paul Dano in a much different sort of portrayal on the Riddler that we are used to seeing.  He has help in the thief Selina Kyle, played by Zoe Kravitz, though he does not always agree with her methods.  Jeffrey Wright, Colin Farrell, John Turturro, Andy Serkis, Peter Sarsgaard, Barry Keoghan, Jayme Lawson, Gil Perez-Abraham, Peter McDonald, Con O'Neill, Alex Ferns, Rupert Penry-Jones, Kosha Engler, Archie Barnes, Janine Harouni, and many others co-star in this superhero film.  This probably is not for everyone.  Pattinson puts a new spin on the character, like a young, punk kid with his late parents' money prowling as Batman.  Luckily, he has Alfred, played by Serkis, to keep him in line.  Farrell is very unrecognizable as the Penguin who gets his own mini-series THE PENGUIN which is also very good.  This is also more of a Superhero Noir.  


Scream 7 (2026):  Kevin Williamson directed this latest installment of this franchise.  Neve Campbell returns in her role of Sydney who is in another town with her husband Mark, played by Joel McHale, and her daughter Tatum, played by Isabel May.  She has built a good life for herself but soon the Ghostface Killer, voiced by Roger Jackson, has returned and is targeting Tatum.  Courteney Cox also returns as Gale Weathers who steps up to help Sydney in her latest fight.  Jasmin Savoy Brown, Mason Gooding, Anna Camp, Joel McHale, Celeste O'Connor, Sam Rechner, Asa Germann, McKenna Grace, Ethan Embry, Amy Louise Pemberton, and many others co-star in this installment.  There are also some cameos from past SCREAM alums.  I enjoyed the nostalgia of this film and the story of Sydney now having to protect her family.  I also love how the movies reference how a horror franchise is supposed to work.  


The Fifth Element (1997):  Luc Besson directed and co-wrote this futuristic sci-fi film.  Bruce Willis stars as cab driver Korben Dallas who has an unexpected unusual being in Leeloo, played by Milla Jovovich.  He learns that Leeloo is the key to saving the world from evil lead by Zorg, played by Gary Oldman.  Ian Holm, Chris Tucker, Luke Perry, Brion James, Lee Evans, Charlie Creed-Miles, Tricky, John Neville, and many others co-star in this sci-fi film.  This is a lot of fun and has a great looking future environment.  Willis shows up very well where he must become the unexpected hero.  The other characters in this film are very well done.  


Rosey the Robot (1962):  This is my short film for the week which is technically the pilot episode of THE JETSONS.  William Hanna and Joseph Barbera of Hanna-Barbera fame directed this futuristic animated sitcom.  This is where we get to know the family of the Jetsons lead by George, voiced by George O'Hanlon, his wife Jane, voiced by Penny Singleton, their daughter Judy, played by Janet Waldo, and their son Elroy, voiced by Daws Butler.  This is when Jane decides to get a robot maid named Rosey, voiced by Jean Vander Pyl.  George must invite his boss Cosmo S. Spacely, voiced by Mel Blanc, to dinner.  This was the start to a very popular and timeless cartoon series.  I don't think much more explanation is needed.


Sweeney Todd:  The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (1936):  George King directed this film which is based on the play by George Dibdin-Pitt.  Tod Slaughter stars as the murderous barber Sweeney Todd, murders wealthy and lonely clients for their money.  Stella Rho co-stars as Mrs. Lovatt who runs the meat shop below and helps Sweeney get rid of the bodies.  Bruce Seton, Jerry Verno, Norman Pierce, Aubrey Mallalieu, and many others co-star in this film.  This is a very adaptation of the legend of Sweeney Todd.  Most of us know the Sondheim musical of the same name where Sweeney is presented as a more sympathetic figure.  In this movie, he is villain to the core and takes absolute pleasure in what he does.  


Corridor of Mirrors (1948):  Terence Young directed this gothic horror film which is based on the novel by Christopher Massie.  Eric Portman stars as the wealthy and reclusive artist Paul Mangin.  He soon meets Mifanwy Conway, played by Edana Romney, and forms a relationship with her.  Paul also believes that she is a lover from a past life which seems harmless at first but soon becomes an obsession.  Barbara Mullen, Hugh Sinclair, Bruce Belfrage, Alan Wheatley, Joan Maude, Christopher Lee, Lois Maxwell, and many others co-star in this film.  Young makes his directorial debut in this film while Lee makes his own acting debut in this Hammer film.  He has more of a bit role in this film but would later become an icon of Hammer Films.  This is a very atmospheric film where we ask questions on reincarnation.  It is hard to really explain from there except just to check this one out.  


Repo!  The Genetic Opera (2008):  Darren Lynn Bousman directed this rock musical which is based on a play by Darren Smith and Terrance Zdunich.  This takes place in a not-so-distant future where body organs are purchased and meant for repossession of they are not paid.  Alexa Vega stars as Shilo Wallace who is a sheltered girl looking for a cure to her rare disease and does not know that her father Nathan, played by Buffy alum Anthony Head, is a repo man.  Zdunich, Paul Sorvino, Sarah Brightman, Paris Hilton, Bill Moseley, Sarah Power, Briana Buckmaster, and many others co-star in this musical.  I really liked seeing Head in a more starring role and getting to show off his singing talent.  Brightman is most known as Christine in the original production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's PHANTOM OF THE OPERA and makes her first film appearance.  Please don't run for the hills when seeing the name Paris Hilton.  She does pretty good in her relatively small role.  This is not for everyone, but has some pretty good rock-oriented music numbers and some great imagery.  This is a musical I would love to be in someday.


Black Sabbath (1963):  Mario Bava directed this horror anthology film.  Boris Karloff hosts this film and co-stars in one of them.  This consists of a stalked call girl, a vampire-like creature, and a nurse who is haunted.  Michele Mercier, Lidia Alfonsi, Mark Damon, Susy Andersen, Massimo Righi, and many others co-star in this horror film.  This has three really good short stories.  This is the influence for the legendary heavy metal band Black Sabbath.  Quentin Tarantino also cites this film as one of his main inspirations.  


Plan 9 From Outer Space (1958):  Edward D. Wood Jr. wrote and directed this B-movie that is one of the most iconic B-movies of all time.  Locals are being murdered and turned into zombie-like creatures including Bela Lugosi, Vampira, and Tor Johnson.  There is also a group of aliens who seem to be involved.  Gregory Walcott, Tom Keene, Paul Marco, Lyle Talbot, Ben Frommer, Conrad Brooks, and many others co-star in this classic.  Unfortunately, Lugosi died during filming and had a pretty unsuitable replacement.  It is easy to see the passion that Wood had for making this movie.  This would be a good double feature to go along with ED WOOD which is based mostly on the making of this film.


Midsommar (2019):  Ari Aster directed and wrote this horror film.  Florence Pugh and Jack Reynor star as troubled couple Dani and Christian.  They decide to go to a remote Swedish village with a group of friends.  It seems like a really ideal getaway at first but discover the people there are a Pagan cult with some very violent and bizarre rituals.  Vilhelm Blomgren, William Jackson Harper, Will Poulter, Ellora Torchia, Archie Madekwe, Henrik Norlen, Gunnel Fred, Isabelle Grill, many others co-star in this film.  This is a pretty compelling film which is not for everyone.  It is hard to really put this in any more words than what I already have described.  If this is for you, maybe have a double feature with THE WICKER MAN.  This is available to watch on HBO Max.

Well, that is it for this week but continue on for week three of my segment My Own Madness.


MY OWN MADNESS- WEEK 3

This is my own side project to the Madness that I like to work on in addition.


ALEXANDER SKARSGARD

Alexander is a wild card for this particular Madness so anything for him counts on this one.

Big Little Lies:  Living the Dream S1, E3 (2017, 51 minutes):  Alexander co-stars in this series as Perry who has a lot of problems being in a relationship.


The Northman (2022, 137 minutes):  Alexander stars in this dark fantasy as the Viking Amleth.


True Blood:  Trouble S3, E5 (2010, 56 minutes):  Alexander co-starred in this vampire series as vampire Eric Northman.  This flashes back some to Eric's past.


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BILL MOSELEY

Bill is not a wild card this year but presented himself with a couple selections to make a category for this Madness.

Repo!  The Genetic Opera (2008, 98 minutes):  Bill co-stars as Luigi Largo in this rock opera.  More info in the recommendations section.


The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986, 101 minutes):  Bill co-stars in this comedic sequel as Chop-Top.  This sequel is more of a parody to the predecessor and is produced by Cannon films if that means anything.


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BRUCE CAMPBELL

Bruce is always a wild card in My Own Madness and the Madness.

In the Line of Duty:  Blaze of Glory (1997, 90 minutes):  Bruce stars in this tv series as bank robber Jeff Erickson who is robbing banks with the help of his wife Jill, played by Lori Loughlin.  So yes, Bruce Campbell and Lori Loughlin as a bank robbing married couple.


Spider-Man (2002, 121 minutes):  Bruce has a cameo in this superhero film as the ring announcer in the scene where Peter Parker wrestles Bonesaw, played by Macho Man Randy Savage.

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BRUCE WILLIS

Bruce is not a wild card this year, but I found a couple selections to make him a category.  I hope he is doing as well as he can with his current state.

Death Becomes Her (1992, 104 minutes):  Bruce stars in this horror comedy as Dr. Menville who is put in the middle of a feud between Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn who are fighting for the secret of eternal beauty.  


The Fifth Element (1997, 126 minutes):  Bruce stars in this sci-fi action comedy as cab driver Korben Dallas.
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CATHERINE O'HARA

Catherine is a wild card in both My Own Madness and is an RIP wild card in the Madness.

Orange County (2002, 82 minutes):  Catherine co-stars in this comedy as Cindy who is the mother of a pretty dysfunctional family and her son Shaun who is trying to get into Stanford.


Schitt's Creek:  Our Cup Runneth Over S1, E1 (2015, 22 minutes):  This is the first episode of this popular sitcom where Catherine plays the family matriarch Moira Rose who had everything but lost everything.  They end up in the town of Schitt's Creek where nothing is the same.


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CHRISTOPHER LEE

Christopher is not a wild card but has been one in the past.

Lord of the Rings:  The Fellowship of the Ring (2001, 178 minutes):  Christopher co-stars as the dark wizard Saruman in this fantasy epic.


Corridor of Mirrors (1948, 96 minutes):  Chris has a smaller part in this Hammer film.  He would go onto become quite the icon.


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ELIZA DUSHKU

Eliza is not a wild card but she can always have her own category

Angel:  Five By Five S1, E18 (2000, 42 minutes):  Having left Sunnydale, Faith ends up in L.A. and is hired by Angel's rivals Wolfram and Hart to kill Angel.


Angel:  Santuary S1, E19 (2000, 42 minutes):  Angel looks to reform Faith while having Kate, the Watchers Council, and Buffy pursing her.


Buffy the Vampire Slayer:  This Year's Girl S4, E15 (2000, 43 minutes):  Eliza plays the slayer Faith who has awaken from her coma and immediately goes after Buffy and her friends.


Buffy the Vampire Slayer:  Who Are You? S4, E16 (2000, 43 minutes):  Faith manages to switch bodies with Buffy and Buffy is captured by the Watcher's Counsil.


Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H.:  Red Rover S1, E13 (2013, 22 minutes):  Eliza would voice She-Hulk in this superhero animated series where Hulk leads a group of fellow gamma effected superheroes.

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ELIZABETH TULLOCH

Elizabeth is a wild card this year so anything with her counts in My Own Madness, just not the Madness.

Grimm:  BeeWare S1, E3 (2011, 44 minutes):  Elizabeth plays the role of Nick's fiancée Juliet.  Nick is a descendent of the Grimm family and can see creatures no one else can.  Nick and his partner Hank investigate a flash mob that results in someone's death.  


Supergirl:  Elseworlds, Part 3 S4, E9 (2018, 42 minutes):  Elizabeth guest starred on this episode as Lois Lane.  This was an episode that would lead into the Crisis series for CW.


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FLORENCE PUGH

Florence is not a wild card but has a few worth selections and was in the past.

Spider-Man:  Brand New Day (2026, 145 minutes):  Florence reprises her role as Yelena Belova who has taken on the moniker of Black Widow.  


Midsommar (2019, 148 minutes):  Florence stars in this folk horror film as Dani who goes to Europe, only to end up in a pagan cult.


Puss in Boots:  The Last Wish (2022, 102 minutes):  Florence voices the role of Goldilocks in this conclusion of the franchise.  Puss finds he has gone through his eight lives and looks to restore them by finding the mythical Last Wish.


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HIMESH PATEL

Station Eleven:  Goodbye My Damaged Home S1, E7 (2021, 52 minutes):  Himesh co-stars as Jeevan in this Dystopian sort of mini-series. Kirsten returns to the apartment she spent a lot of her childhood with Jeevan and Frank.


Station Eleven:  Who's There S1, E8 (2022, 57 minutes):  Himesh has a smaller role in this episode.  Kirsten returns to Severn City in the later years.  


Yesterday (2019, 116 minutes):  Hamish stars as the struggling musician Jack Malik who after an accident ends up in a different reality.  


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JOI LANSING

Hot Cars (1956, 60 minutes):  Joi co-stars in this Film Noir as femme fatale Karen Winter.


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JUSTIN LONG

Ed: The Divorce S3, 5 (2002, 45 minutes):  Justin co-stars in this series as Warren Cheswick which is the first time I saw him.  Tom Cavanaugh stars as attorney Ed Stevens who purchases a bowling alley and gives legal services to those who bowl.


Girl/Haji:  1.4 S1, E4 (2019, 51 minutes):  Justin co-stars as Vickers in this mini-series dealing with the Yakuza.  


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MARIO BAVA

A Bay of Blood (1971, 84 minutes):  Mario directed this Giallo slasher film.  This was an early slasher film that had some influence.  


Black Sabbath (1963, 97 minutes):  Mario directed this horror film.  More info can be found in the recommendations section.


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MEL BLANC

The Jetsons:  Rosey the Robot S1, E1 (1962, 23 minutes):  Mel voices George Jetson's boss Cosmo S. Spacely.


Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988, 104 minutes):  Mel voices Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety, Sylvester, and Porky Pic in this ultimate blend of live-action and animation which brings together Warner Brothers and Disney.


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NEVE CAMPBELL

Reefer Madness:  The Movie Musical (2005, 109 minutes):  Neve co-stars in this musical comedy as Miss Poppy.  This is billed as horror and features the devil.


Scream 7 (2026, 114 minutes):  Neve is back as the horror icon Sydney Prescott and must once again deal with Ghostface.

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PAUL DANO

The Batman (2022, 176 minutes):  Paul takes on the role of the Riddler in a much different way than others have portrayed the Batman villain.


Okja (2017, 120 minutes):  Paul co-stars in this creature feature as Jay who leads an extremist animal rescue group.  A young girl has her friendly creature taken and does what she can to rescue it.  This is a very interesting satire on corporate greed and the ethical treatment of animals.


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RICHARD HARMON

The Flash:  Wednesday Ever After S9, E1 (2023, 42 minutes):  Richard had a stint in the final season of the series as the Flash's foe Captain Boomerang.  Barry and Iris are living the same day over and over again.


The 100:  The Children of Gabriel (2019, 42 minutes):  Richard co-starred in this post-apocalyptic CW series as John Murphy who I found to be the most interesting character in the show.  Clarke tries to win over the leaders of Sanctum in hopes of letting her people stay.

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ROSE MCIVER

Ghosts:  Gate-gate S5, E19 (2026, 22 minutes):  Rose stars in this sitcom as Sam who has the ability to see ghosts which popular the manor that her and her husband Jay own.  Sam and Jay step up to defend Woodstone when an emotion-driven decision is made.


The Lovely Bones (2009, 135 minutes):  Rose co-stars in this film as Lindsey Salmon whose sister Susie is murdered.  Susie remains as a ghost watching over her family and her killer.



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RUTGER HAUER

Rutger is a wild card in My Own Madness this year and has been a wild card of the Madness in the past.

Alias:  Phase One S2, E13 (2003, 42 minutes):  Rutger guest stars on this episode as Anthony Geiger who is the new head of SD-6 while Sloane has disappeared.


Smallville:  Exile and Phoenix S3, E1 and E2 (2003, 84 minutes):  Rutger makes a guest appearances in the first couple season three episodes as crime lord Morgan Edge.  Clark is now in Metropolis under the influence of the red Kryptonite ring.


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SIGOURNEY WEAVER

Avatar:  The Way of Water (2022, 192 minutes):  Sigourney reprises her role in this sequel as Kira who has more of a cameo in this one.


The Last Flowers of Alice Hart:  River Lily S1, E4 (2023, 60 minutes):  Sigourney co-stars as June Hart in this mini-series.  

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TOD SLAUGHTER

The Crimes of Stephen Hawke (69 minutes):  Tod stars in this movie as Dr. Stephen Hawke who is also known as the serial killer "The Spinebreaker".


Sweeney Todd:  The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (1936, 76 minutes):  Tod stars in this early version of the crazed barber long before it would become the musical we know today.


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TOR JOHNSON

The Black Sleep (1956, 82 minutes):  Tor co-stars in this horror movie as Curry.  This has quite the cast with Basil Rathbone, Lon Chaney Jr., Bela Lugosi, and John Carradine.


Plan 9 From Outer Space (1958, 79 minutes):  Tor co-stars in this classic bad movie as Inspector Daniel Clay who later becomes one of the zombie-like people.

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WINONA RYDER

Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992, 128 minutes):  Winona co-stars in this film as Mina Murray who is engaged to Jonathan Harker.  She is also a reincarnation of Dracula's lover, an added element I enjoyed.


Stranger Things:  Dig Dug (2017, 58 minutes):  Winona co-stars in this popular tv series as Joyce who is Will's mother.  


Stranger Things:  The Spy (2017, 51 minutes):  Will's connection to the shadowy evil grows stronger.


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WORLD OF SUPERHEROES AND SUPERVILLAINS

Arrow:  Crisis on Earth-X:  Part 2 S6, E8 (2017, 42 minutes):  The Green Arrow, Supergirl, the Flash, and White Canary, among others, look to take out the Earth X villains.


The Boys:  Fifteen Inches of Sheer Dynamite S5, E1 (2026, 63 minutes):  This is the premier of the final season.  Butcher teams with Kimiko and Starlight to break Frenchie, Hughie, and Mother's Milk out of a concentration camp type prison.


Gen V:  Hell Week S2, E7 (2025, 41 minutes):  Marie and Cate got after Dean Cipher in this spinoff of THE BOYS.


Gen V:  Trojan S2, E8 (2025, 47 minutes):  Marie, Jordan, and Emma confront powerful enemies in this finale which really leads into the final season of THE BOYS.


Harley Quinn:  The 83rd Annual Villy Awards S3, E3 (2022, 23 minutes):  Harley and Ivy are nominated for Best Villain Couple in the Villy Awards.


Justice League:  Crisis on Infinite Earths- Part 2 (2024, 95 minutes):  The Anti-Monitor is released into the DC multi-verse to destroy the different earths while the Monitor recruits heroes to save the worlds.


Runaways:  Enter the Dreamland S3, E5 (2019, 47 minutes):  The team find themselves in an alternate dimension which test their bonds.


Runaways:  Merry Meet Again S3, E6 (2019, 48 minutes):  When back into reality, the Runaways see how much they have missed.


Watchmen:  If You Don't Like My Story, Write Your Own S1, E4 (2019, 52 minutes):  Lady Trieu enters the stage with a mysterious offer.  


Watchmen:  Little Fear of Lightning S1, E5 (2019, 59 minutes):  The origin story of Looking Glass is revealed.


Watchmen:  This Extraordinary Being S1, E6 (2019, 61 minutes):  Angela gets a firsthand account of her grandfather's Journey.
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