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1X has launched NEO, a humanoid household robot. Here's how to preorder. Robotics company 1X has opened preorders for its NEO Home Robot, declaring it the "world’s first consumer-ready humanoid robot."

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Movie poster for Split (2017). The image is a closeup of actor James McAvoy's face, displaying only the right half against a solid red background. The portrait is fractured by white lines, making the face look like it is broken into pieces, similar to a cracked mirror or shattered glass. The title SPLIT is positioned to the right in white lettering.

Movie #22: Split (2017)

Didn't realize this was part of the Unbreakable universe! Casey is the real star. Loved how she dealt with each of Kevin's personalities in her own clever way, instead of panicking. Ultimate Final Girl energy!

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Movie poster for The Murder Game (2006). It features multiple hands reaching upwards towards a bright, bloody light source. A central hand is visibly covered in blood and stretches higher than the others. The text "Wanna play?" appears on the side of the image. In the background, a dark, ominous hallway of a storage facility is visible.

Movie #21: The Murder Game (2006)

It's a low-budget take on teenagers playing a "murder game" in a storage warehouse that turns real. Unless you're specifically searching for a low-grade, painful viewing experience, you can definitely skip this one!

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Movie poster for Paranormal Activity 4 (2012). A low light webcam look watches as a teenage girl sleeps. An ominous shadow stands behind her. The title reads Paranormal Activity 4 in Red print at the bottom.

Movie #20: Paranormal Activity 4 (2012)

Too many questions! Hunter was adopted as Wyatt? The coven lives next door? Who is Robbie in all of this? A massive leap forward in the story, but messy.

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YouTube video by IGN IT: Welcome To Derry Exclusive Teaser | IGN Fall Fan Fest 2025

IT: Welcome To Derry is a must-watch for me. IT was one of the first horror series I ever saw, so it holds a special place in my heart. I've always wondered about the true origins of Pennywise. I'm genuinely excited to see the deeper lore they explore in this prequel. Fingers crossed it delivers!

Movie poster for The Rental (2020). The image is dark and features the isolated oceanside rental house at night. The main focus is on the house's large, brightly lit glass windows, which show a sliver of the interior. The atmosphere is cold and unsettling, with the house appearing isolated and vulnerable to an unseen threat in the surrounding darkness. The film's title, "The Rental," is at the bottom.

Movie #19: The Rental (2020)

Tapping into a modern fear: What if your rental host is watching you? This is definitely in my "the call is coming from inside the house" wheelhouse. A great thriller that makes you think twice before booking your next getaway.

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Official movie poster for Hell of a Summer (2023). A hand wearing a red glove holds a bloody axe in the foreground. A colorful summer camp friendship bracelet is tied around the axe's hilt. Behind the axe, three young male camp counselors stand, with one looking notably dirty and injured. The title "Hell of a Summer" is written in red at the top.

Movie #18: Hell of a Summer (2023)

Swapped for a slasher-comedy! Camp counselors are picked off by a killer in a devil mask. It’s closer to Wet Hot American Summer, relying on sharp comedy and great ensemble energy. A fun modern subgenre take.

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Movie poster for Paranormal Activity 3 (2011), resembling grainy VHS footage. It shows two young girls, Katie and Kristi, lying in bed asleep. An ominous, dark shadow is cast on the back wall, suggesting an unseen presence. The title reads "Paranormal 3 Activity" in red with the "3" in white, and a timestamp "Sep 24 1988 AM 1:18:26" is visible.

Movie #17: Paranormal Activity 3 (2011)

The perfect prequel! Set in 1988, this chapter fully reveals the roots of the curse, showing 'Tobi's first appearance to young Katie and Kristi. It gives the series the deep lore it needed. A solid, scary origin story.

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Movie poster for Deadline (2009). It features actress Brittany Murphy as Alice, looking distressed and fragile, in a bathtub with a camcorder in one hand. Behind her, a partially obscured, shadowy figure of a woman, presumably the ghost, is visible in the darkness. The movie title and credits are at the top and bottom.

Movie #16: Deadline (2009)

Hauntings with a reason! A writer in an isolated house finds tapes that reveal a dark, traumatic past. The film keeps you guessing: Is she seeing ghosts, or is this the final stage of her psychological breakdown?

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Movie poster for Paranormal Activity 2 (2010). The image is nearly black, showing a darkened nursery scene. A crib sits near a window, which is slightly obscured by a black, shadowy figure—the outline of a demon standing ominously over the crib. The movie title is centered in red, with the tagline: 'It's spreading.'

Movie #15: Paranormal Activity 2 (2010)

Ready to quit the series, but PA2 is a huge improvement. The multi-camera setup works better, and it finally builds a cohesive story explaining the demonic entity's motivations. Less random camera-watching, more plot!

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Movie poster for 12 Hour Shift (2020). The poster features an opereating theater background with the forefront being a hospital bed with a bloody cooler title Human Organ on it.

Movie #14: 12 Hour Shift (2020)

A nurse's organ-trafficking scheme goes sideways. This is a dark, escalating comedy of errors where chaos reigns. Not scary and the plot is thin, but it’s watchable for the sheer absurdity!

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Movie poster for Paranormal Activity (2007). The image is black with the title in white and red. The key visual is a pale, frightened woman (Katie) lying in bed while looking intensely at something unseen off-camera, emphasizing the film's found-footage perspective and theme of vulnerability while sleeping.

Movie #13: Paranormal Activity (2007)

A required watch for the marathon, but frankly, not my thing. This found footage movie’s slow burn was too dull; I really struggled to pay attention to the static camera feed. Glad to check it off the list!

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Query successful An effective Alt Text should describe the key visual elements and the mood of the poster. Here are a couple of options for the Alt Text, based on the typical design of the poster for a psychological thriller: Option 1 (Concise) Movie poster for The Girl Who Got Away (2021). A dark thriller poster featuring the distressed face of the protagonist in the foreground, with the shadowy figure of the escaped serial killer lurking in the background. The text "The Girl Who Got Away" is centered in white.

Movie #12: The Girl Who Got Away (2021)

This serial killer thriller is about a survivor hunted by her escaped tormentor. The twists and relentless pace felt like a Michael Myers sequel with more psychological suspense. Tense watch for the marathon!

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Movie Poster for An Angry Boy

Movie #11: An Angry Boy (2024)

Checked this one off the list. It’s an indie thriller that was slow to start and tackles genuinely harrowing subject matter (trauma, cults). While the central performance was strong, this is not one I'd recommend or revisit.

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GM recruitment is open for PAX Unplugged 2025!

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Movie poster for the movie Alone

Movie #10: Alone
Well-directed and tense, but pretty standard overall. Solid enough, just nothing that really stands out or surprises.

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Movie poster for the movie I Don't Understand You

Movie #9: I Don’t Understand You
Total comedy of errors. Not really horror, just a lot of chaos, confusion, and bad decisions. A fun watch for the most part.

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Movie #8: Keep Watching 📹
Creepy to think about being watched all the time, and honestly, in most places, you probably are. One of the better movies this marathon, but I wish it focused more on who was watching and why.

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Movie #7: Good Neighbours (2024) 🏙️
Weird. I’m not even sure what was going on with the kid. Was he the one being told to do something "for the greater good"? Trying not to spoil anything, but I’m confused. A bit.

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Movie poster for the movie Stream

Movie #6: Stream 💀
The premise seemed promising… but wow, this was rough. The effects looked rubbery, the plot made no sense, and the acting didn’t help. They barely explain what the contest even is. Honestly, the best thing I can say is that I finished it.

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Movie poster for Wolf Man

Movie #5: Wolf Man

Picked this up for Julia Garner, but honestly… kinda boring. No story or lore—just watching a guy slowly turn into a wolf while his daughter freaks out. Not scary at all.

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Movie poster for the Evil Dead Rise showing a demonic looking smiling woman hugging her kids close.

Movie #4: Evil Dead Rise

Gruesome, brutal, and hard to watch—but harder to look away. I'd recommend this one, but probably not a rewatcher for me.

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Movie poster for the movie The Final Girls.

Movie #3: The Final Girls

Campy, fun, and surprisingly touching. Feels more like a romcom than a horror movie, but the 80s slasher homage and clever satire make it worth watching. PG-13 limits the scares, but the cast chemistry is great.

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Movie poster for the movie Pandorum

Movie #2: Pandorum

Dark sci-fi horror with solid atmosphere and tension. It definitely kept me watching, but the story left me scratching my head. I feel like I missed some key pieces of the plot, even though the mood and visuals worked.

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Day 1 #Hauntober: V/H/S

Honestly, I was bored. The shaky cam gave me motion sickness, and the sound design made it tough to follow. I just don’t think found footage movies are for me. A couple segments had potential, but overall… not the strongest start.

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My annual “watch nothing but horror for the entire month of October” marathon starts tomorrow. 🎃 So many shows and movies to choose from… where should I even begin? What’s on your must-watch list? 👻

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YouTube video by PC Gamer Kaiju Cleanup reveal trailer - PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct

I’ve always loved games like PowerWash Simulator and Crime Scene Cleaner. Something about them just feels super meditative. Now along comes Kaiju Cleanup, letting me tidy up after the biggest monsters around. Honestly can’t wait to dive in.
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BLOODMONEY! by SHROOMYCHRIST How far would you go for money?

Both games are spine-tingling, thought-provoking, and brutally honest about the darker corners of humanity.

Amazing work from a single indie dev.

💰 Bloodmoney: shroomychrist-studios.itch.io/bloodmoney
🧍 HEP: shroomychrist-studios.itch.io/human-expend...

Then comes the sequel: Human Expenditure Program.

We uncover who created Bloodmoney—and why it went so horribly wrong.

You begin poking with needles, knives… even a gun.

The real question: how far will you go to finish the game and earn the money?