This is part of my Halloween Night movie marathon since 1989. I worked at a haunted house in '88; my mom taped the Cinamax special w/Grace Jones for me:
Near Dark
The Lost Boys
The Hidden
Return to Salem's Lot

Later on, I added John Carpenter's Vampires (saw that on Halloween night in '98).

An epidemiologist explains how zombies are a metaphor for public health Across the globe, other reanimated corpses crop up in local folklore, often reflecting fears of improper burial, violent death or moral wickedness.

These creatures were often a way for societies to understand and explain the natural world and disease transmission in the absence of scientific knowledge. (via @us.theconversation.com) https://to.pbs.org/3JbEN5V

A woodcut of a bird beside the text "JESUS BUTT HUMPING CHRIST"

Wife and I watched this a few weeks ago. We enjoyed it, it was done well. Mark Hamill played the villain to the hilt. I read the original story (in the Bachman books) back in high school, was wondering when they would make a film.

10 non-horror movies to get to know me:

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Inglourious Basterds
Tombstone
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Pirates of The Caribbean: At World's End
Kelly's Heroes
The Winter War
Saving Private Ryan
History of the World Pt 1

If you see this, quote repost with a vampire who isn't Dracula.

John Carpenter's Star Wars

This overhead timelapse of corn being harvested.

Also - Sisu was excellent 🙂

Antifa Terrorist

(Character based on a real life hero).

A painting of a bird beside the text "i didn't get out of bed and put on clothes to be subjected to this horseshit"

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Now that I think about that particular setting, Yondu would do pretty well in clearing out buildings, ships, etc., with his whistle-controlled arrows 🤔

List 3 things you can talk about for 3 hours without prep:

1. Post-apocalyptic stuff
2. TTRPGs
3. Star Wars

To Kia a Mockingbird.

Seriously, nothing remains as equally striking and funny as the accounts of Taliban fighters-turned-government works being bored, missing life at war, complaining about traffic and admitting they're hooked on Twitter. time.com/6263906/tali...

US lost the war, but we exported late-capitalist malaise

I might try to see them if they ever play in my neck of the woods.

Play on thier phones and miss important plot info.

Double feature 😁

Robert Redford, charismatic star and Oscar-winning director, dies at age 89 One of Hollywood's leading actors, Robert Redford starred in such movies as "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "The Way We Were."

RIP ☹

Thank you for many years of great entertainment.

robert redford, charismatic star and oscar-winning director, dies at age 89 www.cbsnews.com/news/robert-...

"Short Change Hero" by The Heavy would be perfect for something like that.

"I have beer, tacos and Tim Hortons."

Ok, hear me out. A Lord of The Rings re-make, but with these two taking the One Ring to Mordor:

This little one decided to visit the farm the other day.