6TH Annual Monster Entertainment Awards- Voting Time: The Movie Side

It’s that time of the year, it’s award season which can only mean one thing and that the Sixth Annual Monster Entertainment Awards is here. We have the usual categories for you guys like Bad Ass Movie Of The Year, Album Of The Year, Horror Film Of The Year, but we also have some new ones for you guys this year. We have new categories like Netflix Show Of The Year, Metal Music Video Of The Year, Rock Music Video Of The Year, Metal Single Of The Year, and Rock Single Of The Year to name a few. This year is definitely going to be better than ever and once again we are also teaming up with Mr. X’s Punchout Blog where they have Male and Female Wrestler Of The Year as well as some new ones like Match Of The Year and many more. The beautiful part of these awards is that you the fans get to pick who you want to win each category as always and that is what is beautiful cause your voice will be heard and it won’t be hacked by Russians cause Archer is on the case. What we have for you right here is the movie side of the awards so check out all the categories, vote wisely, and you have until January 29TH to do so.

Sixth Annual Monster Entertainment Awards: The Nominees

It’s that time of the year, it’s award season which can only mean one thing and that the Sixth Annual Monster Entertainment Awards is here. We have the usual categories for you guys like Bad Ass Movie Of The Year, Album Of The Year, Horror Film Of The Year, but we also have some new ones for you guys this year. We have new categories like Netflix Show Of The Year, Metal Music Video Of The Year, Rock Music Video Of The Year, Metal Single Of The Year, and Rock Single Of The Year to name a few. This year is definitely going to be better than ever and once again we are also teaming up with Mr. X’s Punchout Blog where they have Male and Female Wrestler Of The Year as well as some new ones like Match Of The Year and many more. The beautiful part of these awards is that you the fans get to pick who you want to win each category as always and that is what is beautiful cause your voice will be heard and it won’t be hacked by Russians cause Archer is on the case. So, here are all the nominees for the Sixth Annual Monster Entertainment Awards:

The Music Side:

Album Of The Year

1. Starboy by The Weeknd

2. The Getaway by Red Hot Chili Peppers

3. Post Pop Depression by Iggy Pop

4. Hardwired… To Self Destruct by Metallica

5. Blackstar by David Bowie

6. Joanne by Lady Gaga

Rock Album Of The Year

1. Gore by Deftones

2. The Last Hero by Alter Bridge

3. Aggressive by Beartooth

4. Bad Vibrations by A Day To Remember

5. The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser by Rob Zombie

6. Unleashed by Skillet

Metal Album Of The Year

1. Hardwired… To Self Destruct by Metallica

2. Dystopia by Megadeth

3. The Stage by Avenged Sevenfold

4. Incarnate by Killswitch Engage

5. For All Kings by Anthrax

6. Transcendence by Devin Townsend Project

Extreme Metal Album Of The Year

1. King by Fleshgod Apocalypse

2. Varahtelija by Oranssi Pazuzu

3. Wildfire by Destroyer 666

4. Terminal Redux by Vektor

5. Rituals by Rotting Crist

6. In His Majesty’s Infernal Service by Witchery

Rap/Hip Hop Album Of The Year

1. The Life Of Pablo by Kayne West

2.1992 by The Game

3. Untitled Unmastered by Kendrick Lamar

4. Coloring Book by Chance The Rapper

5. Bobby Tarantino by Logic

6. Views by Drake

Metal Music Video Of The Year

1. Square Hammer by Ghost

2. The Black Pot by High On Fire

3. Shadows by Red Fang

4. Pride In Prejudice by Slayer

5. Embers By Lamb Of God

6. Insane by Korn

Rock Music Video Of The Year

1. Breaking Me Down by Escape The Fate

2. This Light I Hold by Memphis May Fire

3. 333 by Against Me!

4. Break Me by One Less Reason

5. A Quick Death In Texas by Clutch

6. A Spider In The Dark by Bobaflex

Rock Single Of The Year

1. Dark Necessities by Red Hot Chili Peppers

2. Bored To Death by Blink-182

3. Prayers/Triangles by Deftones

4. Paranoia by A Day To Remember

5. Sleeping Dogs by Zakk Wylde

6. You Have Come To The Right Place by Sixx AM

Metal Single Of The Year

1. Raise Your Horns by Amon Amarth

2. The Stage by Avenged Sevenfold

3. Blood Eagle Wings by Anthrax

4. Seal The Deal by Volbeat

5. Moth Into Flames by Metallica

6. Stormbending by Devin Townsend Project

Soundtrack Of The Year

1. Deadpool

2. Suicide Squad

3. Ghostbusters

4. Stranger Things Vol. 1

5. Trolls

6. Straight Outta Compton Soundtrack

Tour Of The Year

1. Not In This Lifetime by Guns N Roses

2. Black Sabbath The End Tour

3. Heart/Cheap Trick/Joan Jett

4. AC/DC with Axl Rose

5. Bruce Springsteen

6. Book Of Souls Tour by Iron Maiden

The Movie/TV Side

Movie Of The Year

1. Nocturnal Animals

2. Manchester By The Sea

3. Hell Or Highwater

4. Fences

5. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

6. Deadpool

Horror Film Of The Year

1. Ouija: Origin Of Evil

2. The Conjuring 2

3. Lights Out

4. 10 Cloverfield Lane

5. Don’t Breathe

6. 31

Bad Ass Movie Of The Year

1. Jason Bourne

2. The Accountant

3. Star Trek Beyond

4. Jack Reacher

5. 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers…

6. The Magnificent Seven

Comedy Of The Year

1. Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising

2. Sausage Party

3. Dirty Grandpa

4. Why Him?

5. Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates

6. Keanu

Superhero Film Of The Year

1. Deadpool

2. Captain America: Civil War

3. Suicide Squad

4. Batman Vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice

5. X-Men: Apocalypse

6. Doctor Strange

Animated Film Of The Year

1. Zootopia

2. Sing

3. Kubo And The Two Strings

4. The Secret Life Of Pets

5. Moana

6. Trolls

Remake Of The Year

1. Ghostbusters

2. Ben Hur

3. The Magnificent Seven

4. Pete’s Dragon

5. Cabin Fever

6. Kickboxer: Vengeance

Cameo Of The Year

1. Bill Murray (Ghostbusters)

2. Keanu Reeves (Keanu)

3. Johnny Depp (Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them)

4. Chris Hemsworth (Doctor Strange)

5. Dolph Lundgren (Hail Caesar!)

6. Sigourney Weaver (Finding Dory)

Netflix Show Of The Year

1. Stranger Things

2. Luke Cage

3. Daredevil

4. Fuller House

5. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

6. BoJack Horseman

Superhero Show Of The Year

1. Daredevil

2. Luke Cage

3. Arrow

4. The Flash

5. Supergirl

6. Gotham

Stand Up Comedy Special Of The Year

1. Hannibal Buress- Comedy Camisado

2. Theo Von- No Offense

3. Iliza Schlesinger- Confirmed Kills

4. Jim Jefferies- Freedumb

5. Russell Peters- Almost Famous

6. Kevin Hart- What Now?

 

 

 

5TH Annual Monster Entertainment Awards: The Movie Side & More

Now is your time to make your voices heard as I open the voting for the 5TH Annual Monster Entertainment Awards. This particular post is for the movie side and the rest of the awards we are giving out like Superhero TV Show Of The Year (1st Time), Male Wrestler Of The Year, Female Wrestler Of The Year, etc. Some of the awards you can expect from the movie side are some of the usual’s like Movie Of The Year, Bad ass Movie Of The Year, Horror film of the year, Cameo Of The Year, and more. We have some surprises in some of the categories that may throw you off, but we felt that they were the best of the year. Take your time, look over the categories, cast your vote (it’s your civic duty as fans), and share the hell out of this post. You have until January 31ST at 11:59 PM ET to cast your vote

The 5TH Annual Monster Entertainment Awards: Nominees Revealed!

I want to welcome everyone to a special time here as we announce the categories and the nominees for each on the Fifth Annual Monster Entertainment Awards. Every year as usual, we award the best in music, TV, and film by nominating the films that we feel kicked ass in 2015. We are doing things a little different this year as we are no longer doing the #FriskyFriday Babe Of The Year Award, but we are still teaming up with MRXPunchOut.Wordpress.com for the Male and Female Wrestlers of the year awards. I hope everyone is excited as another year is behind us and we can celebrate it with the 5TH Annual Monster Entertainment Awards. It’s the award post that celebrates everything in music and movies with wrestling as well cause it’s sports entertainment after all.

The Music Side

Album Of The Year

1. 25 by Adele
2. To Pimp A Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar
3. The Pale Emperor by Marilyn Manson
4. That’s The Spirit by Bring Me The Horizon
5. Smoke + Mirrors by Imagine Dragons
6. Rock Or Bust by AC/DC

Rock Album Of The Year

1. The Pale Emperor by Marilyn Manson
2. Psychic Warfare by Clutch
3. Into The Wildlife by Halestorm
4. Anything That Moves by Bobaflex
5. Rock Or Bust by AC/DC
6. Zipper Down by Eagles of Death Metal

Metal Album Of The Year

1. Meliora by Ghost
2. The Book Of Souls by Iron Maiden
3. VII: Sturm Und Drans by Lamb Of God
4. Condition Human by Queensryche
5. Bad Magic by Motorhead
6. Luminiferous by High On Fire

Heavy Ass Metal Album Of The Year

1. Apex Predator by Napalm Death
2. In Times by Enslaved
3. Repentless by Slayer
4. Hammer Of The Witches by Cradle Of Filth
5. Scar Sighted by Leviathan
6. The Anthropocene Exctinction by Cattle Decapitation

Rap Album Of The Year

1. To Pimp A Butterfly by Kendrick Lamar
2. DS2 by Future
3. At Long. Last. by A$AP Rocky
4. If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late by Drake
5. When It’s Dark Out by G Eazy
6. Compton by Dr. Dre

The Movie Side

Movie Of The Year

1. Straight Outta Compton
2. Star Wars: The Force Awakens
3. Mad Max: Fury Road
4. The Avengers: Age Of Ultron
5. Jurassic World
6. The Martian

Comedy Of The Year

1. Ted 2
2. The Night Before
3. Spy
4. Trainwreck
5. Sisters
6. Get Hard

Animated Film Of The Year

1. The Good Dinosaur
2. Hotel Transylvania 2
3. Inside Out
4. The Minions
5. Home
6. The Peanuts Movie

Horror Film Of The Year

1. Krampus
2. Crimson Peak
3. Sinister 2
4. Insidious: Chapter 3
5. The Gallows
6. Scouts Guide To The Zombie Apocalypse

Bad Ass Film Of The Year

1. Mad Max: Fury Road
2. Furious 7
3. Jurassic World
4. Spectre
5. American Ultra
6. Terminator Genisys

Remake Of The Year

1. Poltergeist
2. The Loft
3. Hitman: Agent 47
4. Secret In Their Eyes
5. Point Break

Cameo Of The Year

1. Eminem (The Interview)
2. David Beckham (The Man From U.N.C.L.E.)
3. Mark Hamil (Kingsman: The Secret Service)
4. Liam Neeson (Entourage)
5. John Cena (Daddy’s Home)
6. Matthew Broderick (Trainwreck)

Superhero (Comic Book) Movie Of The Year

1. Fantastic Four
2. Ant Man
3. Avengers: Age Of Ultron
4. Justice League: Throne of Atlantis
5. Batman Vs Robin

Superhero TV Series Of The Year

1. The Flash
2. Gotham
3. Jessica Jones
4. Agent Carter
5. Daredevil
6. Arrow

Stand Up Comedy Special Of The Year

1. I’m Brent Morin by Brent Morin
2. Amy Schumer: Live At The Apollo
3. John Mulaney: The Comedback Kid
4. Chris Tucker Live
5. Chris D’Elia Incorrigible
6. Ralphie May: Unruly

Male Wrestler Of The Year

1. Roman Reigns
2. Seth Rollins
3. Dean Ambrose
4. Kevin Owens
5. Finn Balor
6. AJ Styles
7. Jay Lethal

Female Wrestler Of The Year

1. Nikki Bella
2. Paige
3. Becky Lynch
4. Charlotte Flair
5. Velvet Sky
6. Madison Rayne
7. Bayley

 

Eddie’s 31 Days Of Halloween 2014: Day 3: V/H/S 2 (2013)

For today’s entry to Eddie’s 31 Days Of Halloween, I chose what I believed to be the best found footage horror films out there in the V/H/S series which we covered the first film before. So, I decided to watch the sequel which has us following a couple of private investigators as they look for a woman’s missing son. When they go to his apartment to find some clues, they stumble upon a pile of old VHS cassettes and they decide to watch these tapes. Some of the different sequences on here feature a guy who because of an eye camera implant starts seeing spirits, a zombie with a go-pro camera on his head, the weirdest ever trip to a suicidal cult pact you’ll ever see, and an alien abduction caught on camera. The film stars Lawrence Michael Levine (Gabi On the Roof In July) as Larry, Kelsy Abbott (Arrow) as Ayesha, L.C. Holt (You’re Next) as Kyle, Adam Wingard (V/H/S) as Herman, Hannah Hughes (Pop Skull) as Clarissa, Jay Saunders (Ninjas Vs Monsters) as Biker, Hannah Al Rashid (Ritual) as Lena, Samantha Gracie (Seed) as Jen, and the segments and film were directed by Gareth Evans (The Raid 2), Simon Barrett (You’re Next), Gregg Hale (The Blair Witch Project), Eduardo Sánchez (The Blair Witch Project), Timo Tjahjanto (The ABC’s Of Death), and Adam Wingard also directs.

Anytime, you get one of these films with multiple short films in one, there is always one that is your favorite. This was definitely a hard one to choose because so many of them could make a case for itself as to which one was better. The only thing that I ask is that some of them make no sense in a certain aspect and I will explain this to you. The only segment that made a little sense was the suicide pact one that I described above and that is because they used actual cameras to film whatever it was they were filming. You have to remember one thing is that all of the different footage are caught on VHS tape. So, two of the shorts were recorded with a Go Pro camera which is way past the time of VHS and every thing is on a flash memory. One of the other segments, the dude has a camera in his eye, so the way his footage would outputted would be digitally. Nevertheless, my favorite overall would have to be the zombie go pro with the craziest segment award going to the suicide pact. They definitely upped the stakes for this film from the last one and I definitely cannot wait for the next installment of V/H/S. I am giving this film a B+ for a final grade.

Supergirl, Suicide Squad Get Green Light + More

This arms race which Is what I am calling the battle for supremacy between DC Comics and Marvel Comics when it comes to the cinema is heating up. We all remember that for a very long time in the 80’s that DC was the serious hitter in the theaters with the Christopher Reeves Superman films and the Batman films of the early 90’s. For the most part all Marvel had going for them in the 80’s was The Incredible Hulk TV series with Lou Ferrigno. It wasn’t until Fox started doing the X-Men films and Sony doing the Spider-Man films that Marvel was taken serious in the Box Office. Yeah, they had some mishaps with the Hulk film, Daredevil (which was actually pretty decent), and the Elektra film, but right when Iron Man hit the theaters after that God awful Superman Returns film, Marvel started to take over and DC slowly fell behind. The only thing that was keeping DC afloat was the brilliant Christopher Nolan Dark Knight Trilogy while The Green Lantern was just God awful. Marvel kept it coming with both Thor films, both Captain America films, the first Avengers film, and now Guardians Of The Galaxy which has Marvel at the 7 Billion dollar mark. I will admit that DC started to get back into the game with The Man Of Steel film, but it seems now that the two prominent comic book companies are taking the battle to the tube. Marvel first stepped up to the plate with Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D while Arrow from DC was a smash hit for fans and it made sense. The show was definitely perfect as a television series rather than a film. In October, The CW will debut the brand new Flash series while fox debuts Gotham. Well, now we have more news for the battle of supremacy.

The other day, Fox had announced that they were indeed going to do the Deadpool film which had a lot of us comic book and Marvel fans excited. How did DC respond to that? Well, first they announced that they had green lighted a series for the only channel (CBS) without a superhero show as CBS will carry Supergirl. Greg Berlanti (Arrow, The Flash) is going to be producing the show for Warner Brothers Television along with Ali Adler who is best known for her work with Glee, The New Normal, and No Ordinary Family (which was a short lived TV Series). It is said that they are going to be producing a pilot in hopes the network will order more episodes or else the network will face a hefty penalty as DC is not messing around when it comes to developing this TV Series. So, now at this point, we know that ABC has The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. show, Arrow and The Flash are on CW, Fox has Gotham, and NBC has Constantine. We also know that next year ABC will place Agent Carter as a fill in for The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (which the second season opens next week). The battle for supremacy is heating up, but there is more news to report.

DC has also announced that they are going to green light the production of a Suicide Squad film. Do you not know who the Suicide Squad is? They are a team of super-villains that are given an opportunity at a lesser sentence if they go on suicide missions for the government. The team features lesser known super villains like Harley Quinn (The Joker’s girlfriend), Deathshot, and Deathstroke. The film is going to be made by David Ayer who recently directed the new Brad Pitt film that looks amazing in Fury. Even though nothing has been signed, sealed, and delivered on that, you have to think that this film could be an interesting watch with David Ayer at the helm. The man is best know for films like Suicide Kings, End Of Watch, and Sabotage which gives you a little bit of insight into how the film may look. The future of DC is looking bright as the company has already announced that Jason Momoa will star as Aquaman in a solo pic, Joesph Gordon-Levitt as Sandman, and Shazam which will feature Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as Black Adam. I wanted to add one thing to this is that I would love to see some other comic book companies get films made like The Invisibles and many others.