RHETT RHODES

by Rhett Rhodes image via Spoiler Free Reviews     When it comes to horror-thriller movies and who is known for being prominent in the genre, Zach Cregger was not at all who I was expecting to join the club. Cregger is more or less known for his comedic beginnings in the comedy sketch group 'Whitest Kids U'Know' and aside from a few notable television and movie appearances, he mostly stayed out of the mainstream public eye in the last 12 years. Recently Cregger has been at the highest in his career for his newest horror-thriller movie 'Barbarian'; the movie everyone is talking about.     This has been re-occurring, in the sense of comedians making horror films, as lately one of the most popular and respected in the business is Jordan Peele, who started out in sketch comedy with 'Mad TV' and released his third film ' Nope ' earlier this year. And much like Peele's movies, Barbarian is a mind twistingly insane hell ride stricken with much originali

 - Rhett Rhodes @rhettrhodes98 a link to my predictions of this movie from September     The moment I have been waiting for is finally here; watching 'Aqua Teen Forever: Plantasm', the first (out of 3) new Adult Swim films made straight to video and streaming. Actually, within the first 10 minutes the Mooninites make a joke about how "theaters rejected" this movie, even though I'm pretty sure it was always intended to be a video/streaming release. SOME SPOILERS (but limited to just few) photo via: Icon vs Icon     It was hard to stress while watching this; it was genuinely such a funny and comfortable watch. One thing I can say right off the bat is how the pace is so much different from the first movie. As reboots and other terms go, this is obviously not a sequel to the first film whatsoever; this is a full-fledged brand new story with brand new characters, and it did not f*ck around. I have to mention because I noticed, the animation is slightly different. When

 TMZ: Blueface Arrested in Vegas for Attempted Murder My previous writing on Blueface and Chrisean:   rhetts blog: Chrisean Rock is a Sad Thing     Do you remember when I said that I don't see Blueface or Chrisean Rock being relevant or famous within the next 5 years? Yeah I was wrong about that; spoke entirely too soon. Because if Blueface keeps up an act like this then yes, sadly he will be in the public eye for quite some time. I was just more or less hoping for my own sake that they would fall into obscurity quickly.     Content warning: murder; violence     Blueface and Chrisean were seen in a video that TMZ obtained of the moment cops stormed in and arrested him on an open warrant that was out for him. This is going around all over the news and media for the seriousness of the charges: felony attempted murder with a firearm or tear gas. It's also stated in TMZ's article that additional charges are being added of discharging a firearm into a house, building, vehicle,

 - Rhett Rhodes     I remember way back in eighth grade and freshmen year of high school trying to jam Tyler, the Creator and Odd Future with my friends because they were listening to a lot more rap at that time. They would never like any of the songs, usually having it changed to something else after the first fifteen seconds into a track, always telling me that the beat was weird or the rapping wasn't slow. One time some complete goofy bastard of a human being told me at a bonfire party freshmen year that Tyler raps about the devil and how "that's not cool, man" and I had to sit there for a moment and wonder why this drooling moron focused on tiny little references of the devil out of anything else in the entire song. The song was Tron Cat I believe, and on those subwoofers in my friend Mitchell's truck at the time it was bumping loud and proud like a mother fucker and I didn't care who had anything to say. This was in the years of 2012 through 2014, so at t

- Rhett Rhodes part 2, original article      It's truly a shame that no one reads this blog, or any blog in general, but mostly this blog because I wrote about Mikey Alfred's downfall last month on Oct. 10th before he decided to act out and fall down even further. After I posted my original blog post, not knowing that Alfred was even going to receive further heat from not only the skate community, but the young and often underage skateboarders that he was featuring in his newest "Hell Week" Illegal Civilization. You see, a month ago I gathered critical information just by watching and observing Illegal Civ's outdated website, social media accounts, interviews, and their YouTube account's videos, which on Oct. 10th, 2022 there wasn't any new videos in either a year or about a year, until like I said Oct. 24th when the Hell Week trailer dropped.  My original tweet of this blog post a month ago did receive some responses on October 25th, the day after the t

     Back in mid-2020 whenever I heard the song 'Kismet' by XIX (as they were called before changing to Whokilledxix or some reason) I knew to keep my eye on any of their future endeavors from then on out. Musically I was also very inspired, and even I wanted to make songs that sounded like theirs to be honest. The style was very cool, though they didn't invent the hyperpop type style and music they put out themselves, they were one of the most eccentric in the scene for sure. Their first major EP they released in late 2020 '19' to me was an incredible project. The first song, ' Nokia Barz ' from that EP became one of my most listened to song on Spotify the next year in 2021 when it was time for the yearly wrap up; I liked all the other songs besides the last track Bosozoku; I love Whokilledxix but they're weebs and the fake British accent thing Karm was doing when he was rapping/singing on Bosozoku was unbearable. The rest of the project was great tho