Horror films.

Renfield in Universal’s Dracula is so fucking creepy.

 

So I have a date and I need some horror that does not involve many dead people.

Any ideas?

 

Long live the new flesh Hen

 

Just won the I Know set on Ebay...
I wonder if all your misplaced stanning will finally allow me to appreciate I Still more than I do it's iconic teaser trailer

 

Misplaced, I-



Also congrats!!

 

There's nothing misplaced about stanning perfection.

 

You really want me to misplace my hook in your Sarah Michelle Gellar brand wig, don't you?

 

You can misplace your hook in me anytime Darlin

 

Watching Tremors 4k and it looks pretty amazing. Such a fun horror movie.

 

This trailer got released a few hours ago, it looks kind of ridiculous but consider me perched. A higher budget "The Banana Splits" maybe?

 

I'm in the US and theatres in my state just reopened (after being closed for a little under 2 months) and they just announced Saint Maud is finally coming out at the end of this month, I am ECSTACIC. I have been waiting for this since early in 2020!

 

An interesting article about an unmade I Know What You Did Last Summer remake that involved Mike Flanagan!

https://bloody-disgusting.com/edito...ike-flanagans-know-last-summer-phantom-limbs/

 

Us Ukunties are getting well fed lately

 

I can't decide if I love or hate that concept... I thought the TV show had been canned as well?

Dayum, I imported the Scream Factory original a few months back. Not tew concerned about having 2 or 3 on Blu Ray so it'll be down to any extras they boast.

 

Not Natasha Gregson-Wagner getting an elusive shot on the cover! Natalie found reciting bad dialogue in the swimming pool.

 

Are the sequels any good though?

 

Final Cut is fun. Wouldn't know about the 3rd

 

88 Films releasing yet another trilogy with a third film I’ll use entirely as a coaster though...

 

Urban Legends: Bloody Mary gave me tetanus.