Michael Varrati

That's like asking if Willy Wonka gives regular factory tours.

THE RING. Or, as I like to call it, "...well, actually."

It’s actually FEWER Misérables

Personally, I'd love to host THE TRAITORS: ALL VAMPIRES edition.

High drama AND high camp? We love to see it.
Always happy to cheer on a @trip.bsky.social page-turner!

A pastoral house on a hillside.

Get ready! At midnight, we're releasing an all-new episode celebrating a movie that brings you the cutting edge in bio-exorcism!

Would you have preferred the more direct tagline "Smell Hell"?

I think it's also further cementing my Roberta Findlay affinity

I once gifted the one-sheet for this movie to a friend of mine and, as far as I'm aware, she still has it hanging in her home.

Hollywood To Homeless: One Horror Screenwriter’s Nightmare How the writer behind several genre favorites found himself living in his car.

Proud to give this piece from @toddfarmer.bsky.social an online home, 11 years after its first publication. www.fangoria.com/hollywood-to...

Your dad's a man of taste!

Truly!

I would say this on any day, but today more than ever: If you've never seen the singular season wonder that is THE ADVENTURES OF BRISCO COUNTY JR., you owe it to yourself to experience one of the most joyous, adventure-filled romps of Bruce Campbell's career.

A poster for a "Special 2-Day Halloween Celebration" starring Divine as THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. The poster features drag and cult cinema icon Divine dressed as the Bride of Frankenstein, standing with her heel atop Frankenstein's monster, who lays on the ground, alarmed. This particular poster advertises the event as taking place at The I Beam at 1748 Haight Street in San Francisco, CA

While iterations of the Bride are a topic of discourse, might I point your attention to the Halloween season of 1982, wherein the iconic Divine appeared as the monstrous madame at several promotional events. The posters from these gigs alone are collector's items. Queer horror excellence, indeed.

Don't clam up.

Same! With lots of vintage photographs!

I still can't believe Pixar made a movie about Dennis Hopper and his family.

Haha.

Be Crime! Do Gay!

Haha

Thera-oh no!

It's women's history month. You are now contractually obligated to hire me and my sisters. I don't make the rules.

I agree!

I love hearing people talk about that one shop in their city or local area that sold strange movies and records that they speak about with such reverence because to them it was a sacred space to something more. These independently owned portals to underground, eye-opening art had a unique magic.

The Greatest Movies of All Time (According to Trans People) — From the Front Row What makes a great film? Does film hold an innate greatness - or is greatness in the eye of the beholder? Cinephiles love lists. Critics make annual top ten lists. Sight and Sound magazine holds its p...

The Greatest Films of All Time (According to Trans People)!

I polled more than 40 transgender and non-binary filmmakers, film critics, and cinephiles to find out which films trans folks connected to most. Check it out below!

I am a Roberta Findlay super fan.

I agree!

As a genre nerd and the producer for the #ActorAwards In Memoriam, I will say it was an honor to use the work of John Carpenter, Bud Cardos, John Buechler, @crobertcargill.bsky.social, @thejoedante.bsky.social , Mortal Kombat, and V the TV series as a tribute to great actors we lost this year.

Les Liasions Expectations

I appreciate the emergence of Digimon into this discourse. It’s a dramatic twist I wasn‘t expecting!