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From Beyond (1986) is one of the most insane horror movies of the the 80s and would make a good double feature with Hellraiser or Lifeforce due to it's unique blend of gore, existential dread and sexual kinks

Stuart Gordon must've been on acid while making this movie because it just goes up to eleven with the plot. Even though it didn't do well at the box office in its first release, I feel like it aged very well. Whenever Jeffrey Combs and Barbara Crampton are on screen some type of horror movie magic happens. I feel like this movie would be a good double feature with other horror movies with similar elements such as Hellraiser 1 or 2, Lifeforce, or The Void.

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u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 3 days ago

I'm not even a fan of Macklemore but I think it's clear to see that Zionism is pure insanity

I'm pretty sure that most stadiums and music festivals are owned and controlled by billionaires at this point. Which sucks

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u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 16 days ago

Hide and Go Shriek(1987) This is one of the most insane slashers from the 80s ever. It's a chaotic mix of Chopping Mall and Sleepaway Camp in a good way.

This is the type of horror movie to crack open a couple of beers and watch on a Friday or Saturday night.

u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 1 month ago

Hide and Go Shriek after half a year of waiting.

From now on I'll order TV releases separately in the event there are delays

u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 2 months ago

I'm currently studying Cyber security and will be graduating from my program next year in April. If help desk is no longer considered "entry level" what are some good jobs to start in?

I also plan on getting my Comptia A+ and Security+ Certs. Does anyone know of jobs to start in and what programming languages would be required to know for employers?

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u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 3 months ago

In light of The recent Cyclospora outbreak due to corporate greed, does anyone know any good horror movies or miniseries that deal with food outbreaks?

I'm looking for some horror movies or miniseries that have something to do with food outbreaks, does anyone know any? And what do you think are the defining examples

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u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 3 months ago
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In light of The recent Cyclospora outbreak due to corporate greed, does anyone know any good horror movies or miniseries that deal with food outbreaks?

I'm looking for some horror movies or miniseries that have something to do with food outbreaks, does anyone know any? And what do you think are the defining examples

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u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 3 months ago

90s Nightmares from TV. Ironically enough it arrived after a major power outage

I got it directly from TV but in the near future, I'll order TV releases from either Orbit DVD or Diabolik because I'm aware of the issues that TV is currently facing. Hopefully TV continues to release movies and their productions are steady

u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 3 months ago

Just in time for Independence Day

I got a good mix of horror, action-adventure, and Keanu 😆😂 Glad to get some of these titles before they sold out

u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 3 months ago

Shoestring Slashers Vol 2 courtesy of Orbit DVD

I'm glad it was still available at Orbit DVD because I was reluctant to pre-order another TV title especially with the delays with my previous pre-order. I understand that Terror Vision is going through a rough patch so I try to be patient. I'm hoping that the company gets extra help

u/JohnnyMulla1993 — 4 months ago