Movie Night Massacre (2026)

Synopsis

Jules MacRae, MrDudeFace, Marcus Curran, Raya Cutefreak and other members of Team Cutefreak review a bunch of movies from new and old! The series started out as a Blog on the 11Minutes Productions website before becoming it's own webseries. It can still be viewed on the website to this day.

First Air Date: 2026-07-17

Last Air Date: 2026-08-10

Number of Seasons: 1

Number of Episodes: 6

Created By: Jules MacRae

Networks: YouTube

Top Cast

Jules MacRae as Herself
MrDudeFace as Oliver
Raya Cutefreak-Cola as Them/Herself
Marcus Curran as The Other Guy

Seasons

Season 1 (2026)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: The Smurfs (2026-07-17)

Jules MacRae, Raya Cutefreak and MrDudeFace discuss their viewing of the 2011 Smurfs movie over a Discord call.
Ep. 2: Pixels (2026-07-24)

Jules reviews the 2015 (kinda) classic Pixels. A pretty decent Sandler flick about le vide gams.
Ep. 3: Backrooms (2026-08-03)

Marcus "The Other Guy" Curran reviews a film based on an independently produced horror webseries. 0/10 for lack of multi-coloured slides that lead to different dreamcore-slop levels.
Ep. 4: Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (2026-08-07)

Jules reviews a notorious Dracula film. Might just be one of the most influential Dracula films known to man!
Ep. 5: The Cinema Snob Movie (2026-08-09)

The following episode of Movie Night Massacre is a video remake of the first MNM Blog. Because the series has moved away from the blog format, we’ve decided to remake both this review and the "Heathers (1989)" review. You can still read the original blogs on the 11Minutes Website, however these are the definitive reviews with definitive rankings.
Ep. 6: Heathers (2026-08-10)

High school in film: It's absolutely nothing like it's real life counter-part. Big buff bullies shoving you in the lockers for being gay and then taking your lunch money, different social groups sitting at different lunch tables, crowded corridors absolutely rammed with students, lockers and random bullsh*t and at the centre of it all, the "popular kids" ruled the place. Maybe it's just because I went to a British secondary school but this stuff feels like complete bullshit.