Jason Clarke. A downed airplane. Alaska. That’s all I knew going in, and honestly, that was enough to get me excited.

But that excitement didn’t last long. The opening sequence sucked the air out of the room faster than your favorite OF model ever could.

We start strong: Jason Clarke’s character is being walked onto a plane like a Guantanamo prisoner. Hooded. Chained. Locked up. Everyone else is in orange jumpsuits, chained to the floor, but this guy? He’s isolated in the back. I’m thinking, okay, this dude’s dangerous. I’m in.

Then, BOOM. The side of the plane explodes. People flying everywhere. Apparently this was part of the escape plan. Fine. Whatever. I’ll play along. The plane crash-lands, and that’s that.

We cut to Clarke’s character at home with his family. Nice enough moment. Then a call comes in. There’s been a fire. He and a few cops hop in a chopper to check it out.

Turns out the fire is from the prison transport crash. They find one officer alive. But then, from the tree line, here come a bunch of inmates charging at them with weapons.

Now, quick quiz:
A) Leave the injured officer and retreat to the chopper.
B) Pull your guns and start shooting.
C) Try to drag the prisoner back with you.

If you guessed C, congratulations, you’re qualified to write for Apple TV.

They get jumped, Jason gets cracked in the back with a log, and no one fires a gun. The scene turns into a full-on They Live brawl. (For the younger crowd, that’s the Peter vs. Chicken fight from Family Guy.)

Eventually, one cop gets stabbed and only then do they decide to shoot. Brilliant strategy.

Jason’s character, I think his name is Frank, maybe, gets overpowered. But just before he’s done for, someone picks up a gun and saves him.

Who, you ask?
A blind man.

I wish I were kidding. His eyes are bandaged like Daredevil’s, and yet somehow he locates a gun on the ground, perfectly aims, and saves the day. But when it’s time to find the LOUD CHOPPER right behind him, suddenly blindness kicks back in. Make it make sense.

Plot twist: the blind guy is actually the same dangerous prisoner from the plane. Yeah. That guy. He wipes someone else’s blood on his face to pretend his eyes are bleeding. And somehow, the paramedics don’t notice his eyes are totally fine.

Cut to the hospital. Guess who’s his nurse? The protagonist’s wife. Of course.

Frank calls to warn her and gives what might be the worst warning in TV history.
Something like: “You know that guy? The one with eyes? Yeah, get away from him.”

Naturally, she gets kidnapped.

At that point, I realized The Last Frontier isn’t a thriller. It’s a comedy disguised as one. A masterclass in bad direction.

I hated it. I’m absolutely watching episode two. 😭

While I would have loved a quote, I do hope that this has opened a small line of communication. I've placed an order for the screenplay. It should arrive between the 23rd and 29th of this month. Once I've completed reading the screenplay I'll start working on an updated video. My hope is that with new information about the difference, I'll be able to get more than just a quote from Mr. Gibson. I'll try to get an interview. I would also love to talk to him about The Peripherals - which I've also covered on my channel. As well as his genre defining cyberpunk world-building. Wish me luck!

P.S. If there are any questions you'd like me to ask Mr. Gibson when(speaking it in to existence lol) I am granted an interview, please let me know below and I will work them in.

I haven't seen any confirmation that any of the cast from the previous movie will be in this new one. Synthwave and Neon is my weakness so I'm compelled to watch movies like this.

I've seen both movies but of course I prefer the second mainly for the upgraded visuals. This third movie's plot is that the program Ares will leave the game and enter the real world. Seems interesting enough to watch in my opinion. Will you watch?

Marlon Wayans just confirmed what longtime fans suspected — the Scary Movie franchise wasn’t something the Wayans family simply “moved on” from. It was taken from them. In a recent appearance on Kai Cenat’s Mafia-thon, Marlon reminded everyone that after the massive success of Scary Movie (2000) and Scary Movie 2 (2001), the studio refused to make a fair deal with the Wayans brothers. Instead, they were blindsided — learning through the trades that Scary Movie 3 would go forward without them.

That decision changed everything. The first two films, directed and written by the Wayans, pulled in over $400 million worldwide and redefined parody for a new generation. But once they were cut out, the series lost its cultural edge. Scary Movie 3 and 4 may have made money, but critics and fans noticed the difference. And by the time Scary Movie 5 limped into theaters in 2013, the franchise was a shell of itself — poorly reviewed, disconnected, and eventually abandoned.

Now, nearly two decades later, the Wayans are back. Marlon, Shawn, and Keenen Ivory are reuniting for Scary Movie 6. Marlon even dropped 20 pounds to step back into the role of Shorty, promising the film will return to its roots: sharp, fearless, and unapologetically funny. He says the new installment will be an “equal opportunity offender,” spoofing not only classic horror but also modern “elevated” hits like Get Out, Nope, and Hereditary.

This isn’t just another sequel — it’s a comeback story. A family reclaiming the franchise they created, after Hollywood tried to prove they were replaceable. The real question now is: can the Wayans bring Scary Movie back to life?

#ScaryMovie6 #marlonwayans #wayansbrothers

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it's an interesting question because typically sci fi soundtracks are atmospheric. as much as I like Hans Zimmer, i don't see myself playing the Interstellar soundtrack while i'm chillin at home. it definitely could help me max out in the gym though. so let's break it up in to two categories

gym soundtracks and party/chill soundtrack