Dr. Chris tries something new this week and takes a stab at live local theater. The Real Housewives of Sparta is Seattle Modern Opera Company's first production. Dr. Chris reviews it at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Bad Times at the El Royale is an intense psychological thriller. Don't miss Dr. Chris's review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

The Metropolitan Opera opens it's 2018-2019 season of Live in HD broadcasts with Aida. Dr. Chris delivers his verdict at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Another Studio Ghibli classic. Dr. Chris gives his take on My Neighbor Totoro at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Another Predator movie? Does this franchise still have any life left in it? Dr. Chris found out when he went to see The Predator at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Dr. Chris TV is happy to announce that a new Archive section is now live. This is the new home of the Grumpy Old Guys and all their gaming wisdom.

You can still type thegrumpyoldguys.com or grumpyoldguyson gaming.com into your browser. Grumpy Old Guys-related URLs now point here.

Perfect Blue returns to theaters for its 20th anniversary. Dr. Chris gives his review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Does Pippin the dog get eaten? Dr. Chris won't spoil that for you, but he will tell you what he thinks about The Meg over at HateAlltheMovies.com.

The live action/CGI hybrid Christopher Robin tells the tale of a grown up Christopher reuniting with Winnie-the-Pooh. Is it a heartwarming story or another big dump on our collective childhoods. Dr. Chris reviews it at HateAlltheMovies.com.

We get another installment of the Marvel Universe with Ant-Man and the Wasp. Was it as funny as the trailer made it look, or were all the funny bits in the trailer? Find out at HateAlltheMovies.com.

If your idea of a good time is to watch an endless cascade of cheap jump scares and expensive CGI vomit across the screen while your intelligence is relentlessly insulted for two hours, then Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom might be the movie for you. Full review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

It's been more than a decade since The Incredibles. Was Incredibles 2 worth the wait? Dr. Chris weighs in at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Wow! What a pleasant surprise! Upgrade was way better than the simple revenge pulp flick the trailer made it look like. Check out the review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Hoo Boy, Solo: A Star Wars Story was bad. Fortunately, Dr. Chris saw it, so you don't have to. Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Guess we're no longer allowed to have a fun super hero show anymore. Everything's got to be grim and edgy. The Tick gets a lot more bleak in the second half of its first season. Details at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Dwayne and George's Rampage through Chicago is a pleasantly fun surprise. Who would have guessed a movie based on one of the most mindless video games ever would be watchable, let alone enjoyable. Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Ready Player One offers relentless pop culture references and little else. No holds barred review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Studio Ghibli Fest 2018 begins with Ponyo. Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

How well does Vertigo hold up after more than half a century? Quite well, as it turns out. See the full review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Dr. Chris sat through Tomb Raider, a remake of a movie based on a video game. See the review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Dr. Chris gives his opinon on Death Wish, Hollywood's latest remake, at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Paddington 2 turns out to be a surprisingly good film. See Dr. Chris's full review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Studio Ponoc releases its first feature film. Mary and the Witch's Flower does not disappoint. Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Forget what you may have read. The Room is even worse than the bad reviews would have you believe. Dr. Chris gives his take at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Gary Oldman owns the role of Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour. Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Star Wars fans said nothing could be worse than the prequels. Director Rian Johnson said "Hold my beer." Dr. Chris reviews Star Wars: The Last Jedi at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Monetizing the Christmas holiday was not a 20th century invention. Long before there were Christmas movies, Charles Dickens set out to write and publish a Christmas book. See Dr. Chris's review of The Man Who Invented Christmas at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Our hopes of Wonder Woman being a turning point for the DC brand of movies were pretty solidly dashed by Justice League. Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Did somebody order a remake of Murder on the Orient Express? No? Well, Kenneth Branagh delivered one anyway. Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Intentional or not, Thor: Ragnarok is one of the funniest movies of the year. Read Dr. Chris's review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

At least Blade Runner 2049 is a sequel and not yet another tired remake. Find out how well it stacks up to the original at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Action star Jackie Chan tries dramatic acting in The Foreigner. What could go wrong? Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

The remake of Flatliners couldn't possibly be worse than the original. Or could it? Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

After making us wait a year, Amazon finally released it's take on The Tick. Was it worth the wait? Find out at HateAlltheMovies.com.

The Dark Tower is based on a series of novels by Stephen King. Yes, THAT Stephen King. Just goes to show even the best don't get it right every time. Review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Dunkirk takes us back to a time in history when the British still had a collective spine. See Dr. Chris's review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Wonder Woman is this year's summer offering from the DC Universe. Is this another depressing as hell bleakfest from DC? Or do we finally get a decent story and a fun film? Dr. Chris gives his review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Alien: Covenant is the latest movie in the Alien franchise. Has Ridley Scott returned to form, or has he pulled a George Lucas and taken a huge dump on his creation? Dr. Chris tells you at HateAlltheMovies.com.

King Arthur: Legend of the Sword

Guy Ritchie's take on the legend of Arthur. Or maybe Guy Ritchie's take on some random guy named Arthur running around with a sword. See Dr. Chris's review at HateAlltheMovies.com.

Kate Beckinsale is back as leather clad vampire Selene in Underworld: Blood Wars. Is there any other reason to see it? Dr. Chris will tell you at HateAlltheMovies.com.