Trick or Treat! How are you celebrating the holiday? Are you dressing up? Are you watching scary movies? It's not really a party but me and few friends are going watch some scary movies and some TV show episodes while eating popcorn, candy and other snacks. And speaking of watching TV shows, for this geeky Halloween list I went with Halloween or spooky, eerie, supernatural sort of episodes of procedural shows. Because everyday life can be just a frightful as a horror movie.
However you plan on celebrating the day, Happy Halloween everyone!
I used to love watching the Monk TV series, I'm really surprised I haven't rewatched it. Anyway, it's a really good procedural that follows former police officer (possibly detective, it's been a while) turned (due to his mental issues and neurosis) private detective. I love that the show ended while it was still good and still a fan favorite. I'm happy to see the show return as a movie (possible movie series) and Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie will premiere on Friday, December 8th on Peacock.
As for other shows, Psych has done an excellent job of successfully returning as a movie series. All three movies have been fun and very enjoyable to watch. I also really enjoyed watching the Luther movie Luther: The Fallen Sun, it was very good and suspenseful. I really hope there will be another movie. Not every show has success returning as a movie, case in point Teen Wolf: The Movie. It was extremely disappointing and terribly written with a plot that made absolutely no sense. It was so bad I'll be surprised if it receives a sequel.
From the trailer, the Mr. Monk's Last Case still has the same feel as the TV series and the mystery seems like it's going to be interesting. I love that all the main characters returned. And according to reports, fan favorite character Sharona Fleming (who I still can't believe married Randall "Randy" Disher) will also appear perhaps as a cameo. I'm really looking forward to seeing this.
Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie
Description:
Monk returns to solve one last, very personal case involving his beloved stepdaughter Molly, a journalist preparing for her wedding.