Since film releases are being pushed back until the end of the current COVID-19 business, we felt it was probably not a good idea to publish a list of movies that may not see the light of day until way later this year. So instead, we thought "well, everyone is streaming these days, why not fill them in as to what is heading their way?" And so, this was born! 

Welcome to the "Rise of the Stream" era!

Following on from yesterday's report of Coachella and its sister festival Stagecoach having been postponed until later in the year, it seems films aren't immune the wide spread disease with not one, but three titles being delayed until this pandemic either passes or at least comes under control.

Things are heating up in the gaming world, as the year ticks along the bigger titles start to see the light of day, and March is no different. We have Doom in all its gore, Animal Crossing for the wholesome and for the Sports fans there is MLB The Show 20. There is a bit of everything this month. Including a returning franchise that we all thought was long dead...

This month I am really excited for more than a few of these releases, especially The Hunt with my favorite from the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang Glenn Howerton - that looks like it's gonna be playing a very Dennis Reynolds-esque character, Vivarium gives me big mindfuck vibes and could also possibly be hilarious, not to mention the hype for newcomers Carlo Mirabella-Davis with Swallow and Rose Glass with A24's Saint Maude on their first full length flicks. Will definitely be watching ​A Quiet Place Part II; I am very  curious to see if John Krasinski's Horror will live up to the amazing 2018 first chapter.
Full disclosure, I had to add some movies I couldn't care less about not only for SEO reasons, but I think is fair to put a bit of everything in the mix.

Music is my bread and butter, I live and breathe it, but gaming is special to me. As a young lad I had an Atari 2600, then it was onto the original Nintendo, then the 64, before moving onto Playstation 1 and 2. It was around this time that I went over to Xbox and never looked back (though I did buy a Game Cube and Wii, which put me off Nintendo for a while), and that was just the consoles. 

What I'm trying to say is, I grew up as gaming became big, I'm apart of the first real gaming generation, it's probably why I try to find as much time as I can to pick up my trusted controller and get some screen time.

With that said, here are the ten titles of the year that I'm willing to break the bank for!
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