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It was one of those fics where after getting out of Hydra, Bucky essentially thinks Steve is his handler, or at least in charge. He starts getting nervous that he isn't getting any sort of discipline or punishment. When Steve tries to explain that he'll never be physically punished again and that he can even leave if he wants to, they have a miscommunication and Bucky thinks Steve will get rid of him, so when he messes up later (breaks a glass or something?) he basically begs Steve to punish him rather than send him away. Steve is horrified and they have to take a while to get things straight, and at one point, Steve takes the string from his shorts and ties it around Bucky's wrist as a sort of promise.

There's a second chapter where down the line, Bucky is a lot more healed and mentally there, and shows Steve that he kept the string.

They recently added a bunch of A24, and still have plenty of old classics, found footage, low budget stuff, forgotten gems, international movies. It's genuinely wild to me how Tubi manages to outdo a lot of other streaming apps, including ones that specialize in horror.

Just a sample I wrote up for some friends on what they have:

Dark Night of the Scarecrow, Children of the Corn, Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer, Ready or Not, Terrifier 1 and 2 (maybe 3 Imay have missed it), Prom Night 1 and 2, I Know What You Did Last Summer, X, Pearl, Hush, The Stepfather, My Bloody Valentine, Slumber Party Massacre, Maniac, Wrong Turn, Hills Have Eyes, Driller Killer, Christine, multiple versions of Carrie, Insidious, American Werewolf in London, Noroi the Curse, Ringu, The Descent, Midsommar, Heretic, Hellraiser, Reanimator, The Blackening, Teeth, all the Rec movies, You're Next, May, Suspiria, the Leprechaun movies, the Cube movies, Martyrs, Elvira, 1408, Event Horizon, Frailty, Triangle, The Invitation, The Lodge, Evil Dead 2013, Phantasm, Peeping Tom, The Blob, Blood and Black Lace, Sleepaway Camp, Pumpkinhead, a ton of Vincent Price flicks.

That's not even counting TV series. They have Tales from the Crypt, Goosebumps, Are You Afraid of the Dark, multiple Scooby Doo series, Haunting Hour, the Creepshow series, Beyond Belief Fact or Fiction, Freddy's Nightmares, Unsolved Mysteries.

If this isn't allowed or isn't good for discussion, feel free to remove. I just checked back in after a while of not watching TV and was shocked by their selection lol.

I don't necessarily hate a charm or two, but a lot of times, outside of a cool photo, they seem pretty pointless for me personally. I currently have a small baggy of "ones that are cool but I haven't found a craft for."

What are your favorite shops that don't include many charms or let you opt out of them?

I'm a newer viewer and just watched this episode for the first time. I'm not an easy crier usually, but this one had me tearing up at the end. Janet Leigh just really humanizes this character, to the point you almost forgive her for murder because it's such a tragic story. And John Payne shows so much compassion the whole ep, I felt equally heartbroken for him.

And the ending felt very different for Columbo up to this point.

I rewatched The Invitation (2015) tonight, and one of my main thoughts at several points was how bad I felt for Kira. Having to meet your boyfriend's ex-wife and her partner is already kind of awkward. She doesn't seem to know his friends very well, her boyfriend is having trauma flashbacks, two strangers are telling weird stories and showing cult videos...and then everything else.

Worst dinner party ever.

What are some of the other worst dates, parties, get-togethers in horror?