Ulli Lommel's THE BOOGEY MAN (1980, 35mm) at Brooklyn's Nitehawk Cinema. First time seeing movie in anything clearer/better than a crappy online version.
Agree, and I respect that. Can't think of a horror trilogy co-written/directed by the same person with each installment looking/feeling completely different than one another.
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ReplyDeleteDavid Gordon Green's HALLOWEEN (2018, $5 Fan Favorite Theatrical Screening at AMC).
$3K podcasting war chest? Comcast lies!
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What's Laurie's beef with department store mannequins?
David Gordon Green's HALLOWEEN KILLS (2021, $5 Fan Favorite Theatrical Screening at AMC).
ReplyDelete--'EVIL dies tonight!!!'
--'Not cool anymore, Brewster!'
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Uncanny valley CGI Loomis, most sympathetic character?
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ReplyDeleteUlli Lommel's THE BOOGEY MAN (1980, 35mm) at Brooklyn's Nitehawk Cinema. First time seeing movie in anything clearer/better than a crappy online version.
ReplyDeleteTimmy's window banister crush. WILD audience cheer.
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"Oculus"/"Mirrors" blatantly stole premise from this.
Tim Burton's BEETLEJUICE (1988, HBO Max).
ReplyDeleteSympathetic Lydia, light as a H̶e̶a̶t̶h̶e̶r̶ feather.
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Supernatural bordellos in kids' movies? The 80's.
David Gordon Green's HALLOWEEN ENDS (2022, IMAX) for the first time.
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Corey's important, really matters... until he doesn't.
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Best "Halloween" ever! Replaces original... BANG!!! Gotcha.
PUMPKINHEAD (1988, Dir. Stan Winston)
ReplyDeleteDang hillfolk never seen no pumpkin, consarnit!
Exorcist: The Beginning, dir Renny Harlin, 2004
ReplyDeleteFather Merrin is compelled to .. wander around
The Prowler 1981
ReplyDeleteNot the prowling really, more the murdering
Hellraiser 1987
ReplyDeleteWhy I never do fucking rubix cubes
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So, when does the pleasure stuff start?
THE LEGEND OF BOGGY CREEK (1972)
ReplyDeleteHillbilly travelogue with the occasional Sasquatch sighting.
Halloween Ends (2022)
ReplyDeleteIs evil gonna die any time soon?
HALLOWEEN 666 (producer's cut) (1995)
ReplyDeleteThis version's less confusing, but more boring.
SPECIES (1995)
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My thesees on Species... Natasha Alien HOT!
RESURRECTION (2022)
ReplyDeleteRebecca Hall's addicted to making me sad.
Gothika (2003, dir. Mathieu Kassovitz)
ReplyDeleteGood name for metal album: "Satanic Meanderings".
Audition (1999)
ReplyDeleteAudition? She's got it in the bag.
HALLOWEEN ENDS (2022):
ReplyDeleteFavorite part: Table of cops named "Joe."
Halloween Ends (2022)
ReplyDeleteDo I owe Rob Zombie an apology?
Halloween Ends (2022)
DeleteBetter ending...Freddy's glove grabs Myers mask
Psycho Goreman (2020)
ReplyDeletePraying for prequel: "The Archduke of Nightmares"
Halloween End (2022)
ReplyDeletePlease, please, please, please, please let it.
HALLOWEEN H2O (1998)
ReplyDeleteThat's just daily life at boarding school.
Five Dolls for an August Moon (1970 Mario Bava)
ReplyDeletePassing cigarettes by foot causes athlete's mouth???!?
The Descent (2005)
ReplyDeleteGollum / orc descendants spoil spooky spelunkers' descent.
Night of the Blood Beast (1958, dir. Bernard L. Kowalski)
ReplyDeleteMore like afternoon of the rubber-suited stuntman.
EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN (1964)
ReplyDeleteWet toilet paper makes unconvincing monster face.
Drag Me to Hell (2009)
ReplyDeletePoor kitty... Hell's too good for her.
Arachnophobia (1990)
ReplyDeleteCheck out my band, The Flaming Spiders.
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Aggressive arachnids are always absolutely alarming annoyances.
Apaches (1977)
ReplyDeleteKids: stay in, watch TV, save lives.
Hellraiser (2022)
ReplyDeleteProducers should have torn its runtime apart.
Don't Panic (1987)
ReplyDeleteWhat's this shit? Oh right, Vinegar Syndrome.
Halloween Ends (2022)
ReplyDeleteI KNEW the title was a spoiler!
The Perfection (2019)
ReplyDeleteLadies, gentlemen, let's give her a hand!
Lifeforce (1985)
ReplyDeleteSo your Lifeforce ISN'T between the legs?
Warm Bodies (2013)
ReplyDeleteWhat if Romeo and Juliet but zombies?
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Nicholas Hoult went from Skins to Braaains.
Suspiria (1977)
ReplyDeleteStandard school: dorm, gym, pit of wires
Insidious (2010)
ReplyDeleteFor most of movie, Josh is... Incredulous.
Amityville 1992: It's About Time (1992)
ReplyDeleteAND YET, STILL NOT STRANGEST AMITYVILLE MOVIE
HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION (2002)
ReplyDeleteHey, I remember this episode of FreakyLinks.
SPIRIT HALLOWEEN (2022):
ReplyDeleteBetter be the most viewed RS ever.
Burnt Offerings (1976 - Dan Curtis)
ReplyDeleteReed channels some golden era wrestler vibes.
Don't Look Now (1973 - Nicolas Roeg)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know I needed "sexy" Sutherland.
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ReplyDeleteHalloween Kills, David Gordon Green, 2021
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't Michael who went Nighty Night
Halloween Ends (2022)
ReplyDeleteHaven't seen Halloween Kills, i'm completely lost
HALLOWEEN II (1981):
ReplyDeleteHot tub sex always better in theory.
Halloween Ends (2022)
ReplyDeleteLet's be real, it's never gonna end.
Halloween Ends (2022)
ReplyDeleteIt almost works. Scratch that - could work?
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Tickets for rescheduled evil's death cannot be...
Halloween Ends (2022)
ReplyDeleteThis movie is certainly making a choice.
Agree, and I respect that. Can't think of a horror trilogy co-written/directed by the same person with each installment looking/feeling completely different than one another.
DeleteSociety (1989)
ReplyDeleteI have the strangest boner right now
Hell Night (1981)
ReplyDeleteReal challenge was making it through this
The Lure (2014)
ReplyDeletePossibly my favorite Polish mermaid horror musical.
Creatures From The Abyss aka Plankton (1994)
ReplyDeleteStop-motion, fish fucking, and stop-motion fish fucking.
Orphan: First Kill (2022)
ReplyDeleteChild Colin Robinson: meet your future wife
Interview with the Vampire (1994)
ReplyDeleteLouis chews Claudia chews Lestat chews scenery.
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