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Inject this movie in my veins. This is my Halloween (1978) of the Friday the 13th franchise. Absolutely love it.

I love both Halloween II & Friday the 13th part 2. This is both Michael & Jason at their “human” form before things start to get supernatural between them both. These sequels both do a great job following the originals imo.

Halloween II was close to cracking my top 4. Went with H6 instead since it’s completely different and the look of it has grown on me significantly (biased maybe cuz the Neca fig of it is peak). Had to include a RZ one, all the masks in those 2 movies can honestly share a slot. Even though we only saw a bit of the clean version of the mask, it’s just so clean and similar to the OG one but in its own way. 2018 and Kills are both sick but I fw the damaged version a bit more. 1978 will always be the 🐐.

Arrow did a phenomenal job as always! Bout to throw on Hellboud rn to end the nite.

Absolutely LOVED this movie!!! Saw this Saturday night with my girlfriend and we had a great time. The premise of it is up my alley and I knew from the jump it’d be something I’d enjoy. Obsession and Buddy prove once again you don’t need a huge budget to make a smash hit. Years from now we’re gonna look back at 2026 as a great year for horror.

Originally was going to get the Pinhead Hellraiser Quartet of Torment until I saw they had a Chatterer edition. Glad I made that decision.

Drove over 30 minutes for this bad boy. Was it worth it? yes.

Just framed this bad boy the other day and couldn’t be happier! It looks so good in my room. Whose going to the theaters to watch this masterpiece today?

Mars Attacks and Nosferatu are both blind buys for me. Have never seen neither Alien or Hellraiser in 4K though.

Have only watched this once before not knowing Tobe Hooper directed this following the original. I watched it blind expecting the same tone as the first but boy I was way off. I never finished the last few minutes cause I remember the extended screaming and got annoyed but I been on a TCM kick lately, having rewatched the OG and 2003 remake. Plan on seeing this tonight with my brother.

No specific order.

Of the 4 I watched recently the one I enjoyed the most was Dial M for Murder. First time watching a film of Hitchcock and man what an introduction.

Yes I know, im missing Ash vs Evil Dead but thats a show.

RIP to the legend Sam Neill.

In preparation of WERWULF coming out later this year im revisiting some of Eggers’ films. A week or 2 ago I saw The Northman for the first time, which I’ve been putting off for so long. Stylistically, it felt the least like his other works. Seeing some of his interviews it makes sense, it was his first time dealing with a budget as big as that movie was given. Still a pretty good movie in my opinion and I could see myself visiting it more frequently than maybe the Witch. I’m a sucker for action and the kills in that movie were just cool as fuck. But tonight, I put on The Lighthouse. Saw it earlier this year and I didn’t fully appreciate it. Tonight I was in the mood though. Late, dark outside, it felt right. What Eggers was able to do only using Dafoe and Patterson on a remote location for close to 2 hours felt far from boring. I love that this film is shot in B&W. Truly fits the aesthetic of the movie. There were some parts I didn’t pick up on first time around, that now I did and am able to digest and understand it properly. Ngl, adding subtitles helped. Patterson was pretty funny in this without trying to be. “If I had a steak.. I’d fuck it!” I can’t recall another movie I heard as many farts as I did in this one lol.