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My only purchase in the @barnesandnoble 50% off @criterioncollection sale. I watch the Criterion Closet videos all the time and every single filmmaker goes on and on about these films so I have to see for myself.

Any movie and tv sites looking for more writers? Currently write for JoBlo but looking to branch out. Have tried hitting up Dread Central and Bloody Disgusting through their online emails but don't get any responses.

Boy does this hit home.

YouTube video by Kings of Horror Rhonda Shear's Up All Night | Halloween Boo-Bash Part 1 | Kings Of Horror Exclusive

She's baaaaaaack . . .

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Today's mail. The Last Drive-In release of the 2 @thejoelynch.bsky.social films Mayhem and Suitable Flesh. Then the Paul Naschy werewolf film Frankenstein's Bloody Terror. In 3D none the less from Kino Cult

Rewatching 1408. This is about the last movie I can think of where John Cusack seemed really engaged with the material.
#stephenking #1408 #johncusack
#samuelljackson

Got some bad news that a friend had to say goodbye to their pet today. I made sure Margot knew how much I loved her today. We went for a walk and she was so happy. I have been neglecting getting her out of the house as much as I should. she loved every second. Give your pet some extra love tonight

As Jason Voorhees I murdered everyone on Fortnite.

Dracula 2000 & Ginger Snaps For October, we’re taking a look at vampire movies vs werewolf movies.

Over on The Midnight Drive-In we kick off our October programming of Vampire films vs Werewolf movies. We start with Dracula 200 & Ginger Snaps.

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Forgotten Film Friday - Killer Crocodile (1989) If you have a killer crocodile problem you don't call Crocodile Dundee, you call Joe.

When a giant killer crocodile shows up you grab some beers and sit back and enjoy this Italian cheese fest on this week's Forgotten Film Friday.

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Forgotten Film Friday - Cop (1988) James Woods hunts a serial killer as only he can. With lots of sex and cigarette smoking.

If you need an asshole cop who likes to smoke and not follow any rules, who do you call? James Woods. For Forgotten Film Friday I check out 1988's Cop.

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Forgotten Film Friday - Night Life (1989) What is a kid to do when the bullying won't stop, even after they're dead?

So the girl of your dreams is ready to seduce you. But it turns out to be a trick by the school bullies. What happens when you work at the funeral home and they all die in a car accident. Cool right? Until they are reanimated. What do you do? Find out:

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Since its Superman Day I figured I would watch the 3 hour cut which I haven't ever knowingly watched.

Forgotten Film Friday - The Flesh And Blood Show (1972) If the world is a stage, these actors just stumbled upon the deadliest play of them all.

A group of actors begin to rehearse a new play in a run down theater. Soon, someone begins killing them off one by one. Is this 1972 British film worth watching? Find out in this week's Forgotten Film Friday.

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Forgotten Film Friday - Terror At London Bridge (1985) When it comes to Jack The Ripper, only one man can stop him . . . David Hasselhoff!

When Jack The Ripper returns to modern day 1985, who can stop his reign of murder? David Hasselhoff of course. Is Terror At London Bridge worth a watch? Find out in this week's Forgotten Film Friday!

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I saw it awhile back and was not a big fan. Although it is one of Linea Quigley's first films as she played a stunt butt for someone who didn't want to get nude during a massage scene.

Forgotten Film Friday - The Ladies Club (1986) A group of women decide to take justice into their own hands.

What if women took matters into their own hands and taught rapists a couple of lessons? That's the premise of this week's Forgotten Film Friday presentation The Ladies Club from 1986. Is it worth a watch? Find out below.

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Forgotten Film Friday - Targets (1968) As one man ponders his place in society, another seeks to remove other from it.

An aging horror star confronts real-life horror in this week's Forgotten Film Friday. In 1968s Targets we get to see Boris Karloff take on the role of an aging horror star that looks modern terror right in the face. Is it worth your time? Check it out below

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Forgotten Film Friday - Audrey Rose (1977) A man says that a young girl with night terrors is his reincarnated daughter. Is he telling the truth?

A young girl is believed to be the reincarnated soul of a young girl who died in a car accident. When she starts having night terrors strange memories come flooding back. Is Audrey Rose worth watching? Find out below.

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If you need the Freddy's Nightmares series for the next Episode they are all up on Archive.Org. I grabbed them off there and the quality is about the best it would probably be.

Forgotten Film Friday - Eye Of The Needle (1981) A Nazi spy tries to warn about the upcoming D-Day invasion but is shipwrecked on an island with a woman he falls in love with.

Donald Sutherland plays a spy who gets shipwrecked and must decide between love or duty. Maybe both? Find out if Eye Of The Needle is worth a watch on this week's Forgotten Film Friday.

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So @elrickane.bsky.social recommended this movie years ago on one of his podcasts. I hadn't gotten a chance to watch it yet but here it is showing at one of my local theaters. First time watch and it's on the big screen.

Forgotten Film Friday - Hero At Large (1980) John Ritter as a man of determination to make a difference in his city.

John Ritter plays an actor that takes his role as a Superhero a little too seriously in this week's Forgotten Film Friday. In Hero At Large he begins to fight crime as a red, white, and blue spandex clad superhero. Is it worth your time? Find out below.

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There is a German All Region blu ray release that is actually pretty decent

Forgotten Film Friday - Moving Violations (1985) Can film rip offs work as well as their originals? The writers of Police Academy hope so.

When you write a giant hit like Police Academy what do you do next? Write the same movie again and call it something else. Did they come up with a successful movie by ripping off their own movie? Find out in this week's Forgotten Film Friday.

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Forgot the new White Lotus was starting. So exciting to see Walton Goggins and @carriecoon.bsky.social on this season.

Putting up some snack bar signs in my kitchen. Leaving some space for future signs as well but trying to fit them in around existing shelves I have in there.

Forgotten Film Friday - Streetwalkin' (1985) Can a sex worker survive when her pimp goes on a murderous rage through New York?

A pimp goes on a murderous rampage when his favorite girl tries to leave him. He kills some of her friends and anyone else who stands in her way. Is Streetwalkin' worth a watch?

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Forgotten Film Friday - Streets (1990) Homeless kids have to fight off a psycho cop. Christina Applegate doesn't just have to worry about the babysitter dying this time.

A young Christina Applegate finds herself the target of a psychotic killer cop in Streets (1990). What does she have to do to survive? Is this worth watching? Find out below.

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