Sean Kelley McKeever

The best horror is either unnerving and uncanny or unnerving and all too real.

Ohhhh! 😆

It's weirdly retro for sure.

Despite my dislike of the Final Destination franchise and my dislike of Bloodlines as a subtitle, Final Destination: Bloodlines is a joyous blast.

It's a slow burn.

Just rewatched the Justice League episode "Hearts and Minds" with the Justice Lords. Y'all need to be revisiting it because not only is it fantastic, it's still painfully relevant.

Oh, because 2 barrels per wrist?

Is there one on his butt

The bulky web shooters are surprising.

YouTube video by YouTube Movies Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters

Not me tearing up at this Mike Mignola documentary, specifically the part where he talks about Christine telling him to go for it. So glad this is available for free so I can put this on repeat and just cry and cry

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With a comics-appropriate vague bulge.

I have quite sadly watched every Saw movie and you should only bother with VI and X.

The subreddit is "men writing women," which of course would never showcase the many positive, non-catty relationships between women I have written over the years.

This was how these two specific female characters interacted—predating me, no less, but I stand by it.

It happens. In life.

Reddit recently shit on me for writing Ravager as snide and cruel, and for Wonder Girl acting in a defensive manner.

Um.

Do you not already know my horror kinks? If not, here you go.

Can never go wrong with Kari!

Sorry, not trying to be a dick. What's the appeal? Particular scenes?

I know I've seen 2 versions of 6 but I wanna say there's a 3rd? It was a narrative mess from the start, but agreed on Tommy.

Excuse me, REwatch???

I did that muahahahaha

Kaiju movies are cool but not at all horror movies.

Probably the 2nd best of the OG timeline, though I used to stan II pretty hard.

I remain ride-or-die for Hellraiser: Bloodlines. Pinhead in space. Up yours.

All but the most recent of the Hellraiser movies are poorly made. The original at least has an excuse and a wonderful noir tone.

As much as I adore accidentally starting multiple posts with "as much as I adore," that shit scares me.

The one good thing about H2 was "Nights in White Satin".

1. Get Out
2. Nope
3. Us

Like them all.

Brought her back for a nude scene, which was particularly odd. Agreed on those shitty redos that missed the point.

Based on Letterboxd, The Devil's Rejects is the **one** I liked. Also, the Richard Brake monologue in 31 is quite good (but nothing else).

As much as I adore The Prince of Darkness, the dear and wonderful director was—and I really hate to say this about anyone—well on his decline.

So disagree! I still like you, I hope you still like me.

I think I liked one of his. Can't remember which. 😆