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@markus-san, what's the word on Screamboat?
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#LipsOfBlood 1975
Another Jean Rollin vampire flick. Did he make any other types of movies? Doesn't matter, because he was good at it.
After awakening a repressed memory, a man searches for the photographer of a castle that will lead him to the vampire within it.
My feelings on this one are a little mixed. The backstory is good in a weird artsy foreigner way, but it's a bit preposterous when you spell it out. I got lost in a castle a woman slept next to me, and my life has never been the same since!
Okay, dude. I'll admit I'd get infatuated with hot girl, too, if she did something mundane like touch my leg or tap me on the shoulder, but was this lady all that great? She had short hair, for starters. The other vampires were smokin', though.
The movie did have some good vampire imagery. I figure all the Rollin vampire movies are possibly connected, because they're all in France and they all seem to use that same beach. Vampires love the beach, I tell you hwat.
Okay movie. Not my favorite of his thus far, but certainly not bad.
Another Jean Rollin vampire flick. Did he make any other types of movies? Doesn't matter, because he was good at it.
After awakening a repressed memory, a man searches for the photographer of a castle that will lead him to the vampire within it.
My feelings on this one are a little mixed. The backstory is good in a weird artsy foreigner way, but it's a bit preposterous when you spell it out. I got lost in a castle a woman slept next to me, and my life has never been the same since!
Okay, dude. I'll admit I'd get infatuated with hot girl, too, if she did something mundane like touch my leg or tap me on the shoulder, but was this lady all that great? She had short hair, for starters. The other vampires were smokin', though.
The movie did have some good vampire imagery. I figure all the Rollin vampire movies are possibly connected, because they're all in France and they all seem to use that same beach. Vampires love the beach, I tell you hwat.
Okay movie. Not my favorite of his thus far, but certainly not bad.
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Is this place working?...Or is this guy/gal related to the last?
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Dan Stevens Is βVery Willingβ to Return for βThe Guest 2β
https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3910111/dan-stevens-is-very-willing-to-return-for-the-guest-2/
Dan Stevens is keeping hope alive for a sequel to The Guest, telling JoBlo that heβs βvery willingβ to reprise his role as David. βIβm very willing, although I will say, time is running out for me to be in the shape that David was in 10 years ago. So weβd better make it soon; [β¦]
The post Dan Stevens Is βVery Willingβ to Return for βThe Guest 2β appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.
#TheGuest2 #DanStevens #TheGuest #Movies
https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3910111/dan-stevens-is-very-willing-to-return-for-the-guest-2/
Dan Stevens is keeping hope alive for a sequel to The Guest, telling JoBlo that heβs βvery willingβ to reprise his role as David. βIβm very willing, although I will say, time is running out for me to be in the shape that David was in 10 years ago. So weβd better make it soon; [β¦]
The post Dan Stevens Is βVery Willingβ to Return for βThe Guest 2β appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.
#TheGuest2 #DanStevens #TheGuest #Movies
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πOctober Challenge 2025π

You all know the drill but for any newbies, here are the rules:
> At least 31 horror films must be watched during the month of October. 16 of these must be FTVs (first time viewings).
> You get 1 "point" per movie watched.
> Runtime is 60 mins minimum.
> Kiddy-friendly "Halloween themed" movies will be permitted as long as there is some element of horror or spooky fun, i.e. A Nightmare Before Christmas, Goosebumps, The Addams Family, etc.
> If unsure on whether a movie is "horror" or not, please refer to the usual suspects: IMDb, Wiki, Letterboxd, etc.
> Documentaries and TV shows will not be accepted, however mockumentaries will be.
> The challenge will begin at 00:00 hours on October 1st in your time zone.
I would say use the shout box for discussions, but there ain't one.
Previous year threads:
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=63285dff
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=e2127465
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=5fe95be4
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=f0bc9733
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=e2fc7a0c
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=707c238d
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=645e3463
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=490ff3f9
So make your spot below and have fun!

You all know the drill but for any newbies, here are the rules:
> At least 31 horror films must be watched during the month of October. 16 of these must be FTVs (first time viewings).
> You get 1 "point" per movie watched.
> Runtime is 60 mins minimum.
> Kiddy-friendly "Halloween themed" movies will be permitted as long as there is some element of horror or spooky fun, i.e. A Nightmare Before Christmas, Goosebumps, The Addams Family, etc.
> If unsure on whether a movie is "horror" or not, please refer to the usual suspects: IMDb, Wiki, Letterboxd, etc.
> Documentaries and TV shows will not be accepted, however mockumentaries will be.
> The challenge will begin at 00:00 hours on October 1st in your time zone.
I would say use the shout box for discussions, but there ain't one.
Previous year threads:
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=63285dff
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=e2127465
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=5fe95be4
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=f0bc9733
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=e2fc7a0c
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=707c238d
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=645e3463
https://junkepics.com/post/?uid=490ff3f9
So make your spot below and have fun!
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#HalloweenAftermath 2025
This is an ambitious fan film with high production values set between Kills and Ends. Running at 2 hours and 15 minutes, this might seem excessive, and it is.
I hate to say it for all the hard work they put into it, but this movie is boring. It could be an hour shorter and it might still be too long. The pacing is a real problem as the dialogue scenes go on for too long and aren't interesting. The setting is good and reminiscent of Haddonfield, and I think some scenes are actually filmed in familiar locations. There are a few easter eggs, but they feel pretty forced. How many times do I have to hear "Don't Fear the Reaper" in a Halloween fan film? After appearing in 3 of the movies, enough is enough. The thorn constellation was okay, though.
They try to milk our sympathy gland too hard for all these mediocre characters. Myers is okay for the most part, but there are moments when he looks awkward and not appropriately shaped and he's got young person skin for being an old man.
I really wanted to like the movie, but it'll make all the haters appreciate Ends more. As far as fan films go, I much prefer Halloween: Inferno, an alternate reality version of Kills. That movie was dope.

This is an ambitious fan film with high production values set between Kills and Ends. Running at 2 hours and 15 minutes, this might seem excessive, and it is.
I hate to say it for all the hard work they put into it, but this movie is boring. It could be an hour shorter and it might still be too long. The pacing is a real problem as the dialogue scenes go on for too long and aren't interesting. The setting is good and reminiscent of Haddonfield, and I think some scenes are actually filmed in familiar locations. There are a few easter eggs, but they feel pretty forced. How many times do I have to hear "Don't Fear the Reaper" in a Halloween fan film? After appearing in 3 of the movies, enough is enough. The thorn constellation was okay, though.
They try to milk our sympathy gland too hard for all these mediocre characters. Myers is okay for the most part, but there are moments when he looks awkward and not appropriately shaped and he's got young person skin for being an old man.
I really wanted to like the movie, but it'll make all the haters appreciate Ends more. As far as fan films go, I much prefer Halloween: Inferno, an alternate reality version of Kills. That movie was dope.

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Happy Charlie Kirk Day
A little over a month ago, Charlie Kirk was murdered by a radicalized leftist lunatic. I was busy working on this site when Der called me up and gave me the news. I didn't know what to think. I thought Charlie was great. I loved the way he pwned ignorant indoctrinated college liberals with common sense and mere facts, and I loved scrolling Facebook and coming across his videos in my feed. I think he was the first person I started following on X since the new administration kicked in at the start of the year and I got excited abouttwitter X again after 4 years of sleepy Joe bumbling around like Mr. Magoo. Charlie Kirk had strong morals and he believed in doing the right thing.
I couldn't talk about it when it happened because TE was in shambles, but his death hit me hard. I'll even go as far as saying it's the most impactful death of my lifetime. I could barely keep it together at home or at work. I was thinking about it 24/7 for almost 2 weeks, and every time I wasn't distracted enough by some menial task, I would find myself crying about it. Crying about how this family man who only every preached tolerance and tried to reason with the misguided youths was gunned down by another violent left-winged maniac who didn't know anything about the man or the cause he was so adamant about ending.
But there was a light at the end of the tunnel. We'd seen so many disgusting people celebrating his death, but we'd seen so many more people coming together because of him and everything he stood for. Not just in the states, but all over the world. London, Australia, Spain, South Korea... it opened so many people's eyes to what was happening in our country, and it caused so many people to leave the party of violence and finally begin to question all the bullshit the media has been spinning their way. People were going to church in record numbers. TPUSA grew 3 times larger than Charlie ever thought it would. It's awful that it took his death to wake people up, but I'm sure he would have loved knowing the reaction it caused, and how he affected so many people's lives for the better.
Charlie Kirk was awesome.
#WeAreCharlieKirk
#ExceptZed
A little over a month ago, Charlie Kirk was murdered by a radicalized leftist lunatic. I was busy working on this site when Der called me up and gave me the news. I didn't know what to think. I thought Charlie was great. I loved the way he pwned ignorant indoctrinated college liberals with common sense and mere facts, and I loved scrolling Facebook and coming across his videos in my feed. I think he was the first person I started following on X since the new administration kicked in at the start of the year and I got excited about
I couldn't talk about it when it happened because TE was in shambles, but his death hit me hard. I'll even go as far as saying it's the most impactful death of my lifetime. I could barely keep it together at home or at work. I was thinking about it 24/7 for almost 2 weeks, and every time I wasn't distracted enough by some menial task, I would find myself crying about it. Crying about how this family man who only every preached tolerance and tried to reason with the misguided youths was gunned down by another violent left-winged maniac who didn't know anything about the man or the cause he was so adamant about ending.
But there was a light at the end of the tunnel. We'd seen so many disgusting people celebrating his death, but we'd seen so many more people coming together because of him and everything he stood for. Not just in the states, but all over the world. London, Australia, Spain, South Korea... it opened so many people's eyes to what was happening in our country, and it caused so many people to leave the party of violence and finally begin to question all the bullshit the media has been spinning their way. People were going to church in record numbers. TPUSA grew 3 times larger than Charlie ever thought it would. It's awful that it took his death to wake people up, but I'm sure he would have loved knowing the reaction it caused, and how he affected so many people's lives for the better.
Charlie Kirk was awesome.
#WeAreCharlieKirk
#ExceptZed
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Sorry guys being absent so long. Just got released from the hospital. Was in since 9/28th. Watched a lot of films but I usually list a film directly after I watch it. There's really isn't anything to do since you're bed ridden. I don't even know if I could remember all of em. Best FTV would probably be The Black Phone.
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#RIP Ace Frehley!?
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#ClownInACornfield 2025
Sounds like another dumbass DTV Asylum movie, but it wasn't bad. It had theatrical production values (including bigger names like Will Sasso and Kevin Durand) and it wasn't some supernatural crap either. There's a twist about halfway through, since the title is a bit of a mislead. It should actually be Clowns in a Cornfield, plural!
A girl and her dad move to a small farm town and she gets mixed up with a "bad crowd" with a shady past. This all ties back to some town festival and a local legend about a killer clown in the cornfield, but we all know it's more than just hearsay. Let's just say it's about cleansing the impurities of the town.
I was expecting a lot worse. The kills ought to keep you satisfied. Worth at least one watch. Don't be surprised if it becomes a franchise, because they already have 3 novels for it.
Sounds like another dumbass DTV Asylum movie, but it wasn't bad. It had theatrical production values (including bigger names like Will Sasso and Kevin Durand) and it wasn't some supernatural crap either. There's a twist about halfway through, since the title is a bit of a mislead. It should actually be Clowns in a Cornfield, plural!
A girl and her dad move to a small farm town and she gets mixed up with a "bad crowd" with a shady past. This all ties back to some town festival and a local legend about a killer clown in the cornfield, but we all know it's more than just hearsay. Let's just say it's about cleansing the impurities of the town.
I was expecting a lot worse. The kills ought to keep you satisfied. Worth at least one watch. Don't be surprised if it becomes a franchise, because they already have 3 novels for it.
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