Hell of a Summer (2023) is the worst horror movie I’ve seen this year by some distance and one of the worst overall. Horrible acting, zero scare factor and the most unlikeable characters you’ve ever seen in a movie. Pure Americana trash, directed by 2 young clueless actors. Avoid by all means.

Wormtown (2025) on the other hand was a pleasant surprise. Very atmospheric and gripping movie with solid lead acting by its 3 protagonists. We’re deep in body horror B-Land, but it stands out both visually and psychologically. The less you know about it upfront, the better imo. Directed by Portugese Sergio Pinheiro.

I'll start(I have a lot, and these are all working titles):

The Price of Fame:

A washed-up, dirt poor rapper claims that he'll do anything for a comeback, and the one who hears his prayers is a demon who offers him fame and glory in return for his soul. The rapper agrees, and as he rises the charts once more, he soon starts to realize the full extent of the deal he made.

Payback Time:

A bullied child makes a deal with a gang of demon ghosts who like him were bullied in life and took their own lives, and the ghosts lay waste to the child's tormentors. However, when the last bully dies, the ghosts' bloodlust still isn't sated, so the child then has to find a way to stop the ghosts before other innocent people get hurt.

I'll Give You Something To Cry About:

A child who is murdered by his abusive parents comes back to life as a vengeful demon ghost and kills them. From there, he gathers a number of abusive parents and caregivers and forces them to "compete" in SAW-esque games and tortures, tailored to the specific way they've abused their charges, in exchange for their freedom.

Puppet Theater: A body horror movie where a twisted puppet maker/puppeteer kidnaps people and mutilates and tortures them into human puppets for their amusement. Inspired by the story of SCP-1098-RU.

Cartoon Carnage: A deranged animator turns to Satanic rituals to bring his cartoon creations to life, but they end up spreading bloody carnage upon the world. Inspired by Bendy And The Ink Machine.

Siren Slaughter: An international singing sensation is secretly a demon who uses her music to turn listeners into psychotic killing machines.

Firefighter: A firefighter who was intentionally left for dead by his cruel colleagues comes back to life as a pyrokinetic, burnt-up zombie out to unleash revenge on those who betrayed him.

Now it's your turn.

Tony Todd: He was the first ever celebrity I met. Unfortunately I didn’t own a Candyman shirt, so I took my dad’s skeleton T shirt since Candyman’s bones are exposed. https://www.reddit.com/r/CreepyBonfire/s/7rVIsMeLDk When I went in for the costume photo op, I was a little awe struck to see him in person. When he saw my shirt, he pointed and said “look we match.” I couldn’t stop smiling like an idiot. This will forever be one of the most special moments of my life.

James Judd Cortney: As me and my dad were walking around the convention, we saw James sitting at his table completely alone. I felt bad that he didn’t have anyone, so we went and got a photo plus autograph from him for $10. Kills had just come out last month so we talked about how amazing he was in it and my dad joked about the angry fire fighters on the internet. The next time we saw him at a convention his line was packed and his autograph was $60. I felt really happy that he got the attention he deserved

Doug Bradley: Me and my dad drove 7 hours to Philadelphia for this Monster mania. He was the first celebrity I had met since seeing Tony and JJC a year before, so I was really nervous. I didn’t really talk to him, and my photo was stiff. I don’t think he was stand offish though, I saw him taking selfies for free while he was walking around the convention later. His prices was noticeably the lowest of any celebrity there, over a 1/3 compared to the biggest. I respect him a lot for all this

Danielle Harris: I have met her twice, once for a in costume photo op and another for an autograph. Since there was no one else in line, I asked her if I could do a little interview about Dead by Daylight which you can see here. I was ridiculously nervous because this was the most I talked to a celebrity before, but she was super calm and nice. I managed to say everything without messing up at all partly because of her attitude. It’s still one of my favorite memories and it’s helped me do better with my social anxiety.

Lance Henrikson: By far my strangest meeting. For starters, while I was sitting in the line he pointed at me from among the crowd and said my shirt was awesome. I always feel touched and smile like an idiot when celebrities notice my shirts. It sorta feels like they are noticing me as a person than just another fan they are taking photos with. When I did get to his table, he spoke rather strangely. He had a sorta languidly attitude that felt really weird. I talked to him about Aliens and how I bought a copy of Near Dark to watch before meeting him. When we went to take the photo he asked if my dad wanted to join. I said “uh, he doesn’t really get in them.” (He isn’t really into horror, he goes to the events for me) And Lance said “oh, how cruel.” I could tell he was just joking around, but it felt strange. Later on there was an Alien and Aliens panel. They called out the cast in order to take their chairs. First the crew of the Nostromo, then the marines, then Newt, then finally Bishop. But instead of taking his seat, he kept walking and sat next to Tom Skerrit instead. Carrie Henn said “oh Lance” like a sitcom and the panel continued. Throughout the panel it was hard to tell if the responses he gave were jokes or serious. Some comments on the panel video I uploaded said Lance was drunk. I don’t think he was drunk based on Carrie’s reaction. Either he is just essentric, or he has that old person thing where they lose inhibition. Overall it was a positive experience and he wasn’t rude, just unlike any interaction I have ever had before

Carrie Henn: This is the one I was probably looking forward to the most. The first thing that happened was that the yellow marker she used didn’t work on the wax poster I brought for the cast to sign. The ink was still wet essentially. She asked if I wanted a new one then she went across the room to have Lance resign a new picture. After we took a picture together, I showed off my phone case: https://www.reddit.com/r/LV426/s/TzADdFkpRx I explained how Aliens was my favorite movie and the biggest reason was her and Ripley’s bond. She seemed really flattered about it. She was really nice and it was worth every second of driving and waiting in line. I also mentioned offhand once how I wanted Weaver to sign the poster one day, and she essentially said “yeah… good luck with that.” I really hope I can complete my poster one day

Kane Hodder: Nice dude. We talked a little bit about Friday the 13th. I asked him when Hatchet 5 is coming and he sighed and said he doesn’t know yet. I was tempted to ask him to strangle me because I heard he’ll really do it for photos, but I didn’t want to try.

Amie Donald: I spent most of the time just complimenting her performance and how I really hope she gets to play M3gan again (this was before they announced she was coming back). She was so positive and adorable. I really wanted to give her a hug like she was my tiny cousin, but didn’t want to be weird

Amelia Mclain: When I met her, I told her how I didn’t like the first Terrifier movie because the plot was paper thin. Felt more like a special effects reel than a proper film. But the story really improved with 2, mainly because of her character. The Little Pale Girl made Art’s character more interesting, and her performance was a big part of it. She seemed really touched, I wouldn’t be surprised if I was one of the first people to say something like that to her. A lot of people seemed to went to meet her just so complete the set or so they can have her and Art together. I was really sad when Damien shafted her in 3

Quinn Lord: I went over to him thinking “don’t ask him about Trick r treat 2. He isn’t a kid anymore so it might be a sad topic if they replace him as Sam.” I got the autograph and asked him if there was any word on if part 2 was being made. He jokingly said “yeah, we are just in the pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-production stage.” I then walked away saying “stupid! Stupid! Stupid!” In my head. I am glad he is joking around about it though and doesn’t seem sad.

Heather Langenkamp: I waited in line for about 5 hours to meet her. Partly because her lunch break and the Nightmare panel lined up at the same time I went to get in line. But it was mainly because she spent so much time with each of her fans, just talking to each one of them. She really did seem to enjoy being there and seeings the fans. When I went up to her (with my childhood Freddy glove on), I spent few minutes gushing about she is the greatest final girl in Horror and how all 3 of her Nightmare roles was amazing. As I walked away, I heard her assistant say to her “I think that was the nicest Freddy we had all day.” I started to do a goofy smile thinking “I was the nicest Freddy today! 🤩” Then I got worried “oh no, did all the other Freddys call her a b!***?” Side note: throughout the 5 hour wait, there was a very large fat man behind me in line who smelled like hot cheese. He had several layers of fat that made him look like a hamburger, and he carried a chair around with him everywhere because he can’t stand for too long. I struggled to keep a straight face as I got closer to Heather, but I briefly forgot the smell entirely after I started to speak to her. Afterwards my dad says that smell is the “smell of rotting flesh.” He speculated that the guy doesn’t clean the folds of his fat well enough, causing dead skin, sweat and other junk to stew. I felt really bad for Heather and to remind people to take care

Robert Englund: As soon as I walked in, he immediately said my shirt was amazing. It was the cover of X-men #1 with Freddy and the Dream warriors replacing the characters, and he totally got the reference. We both had gloves on and he said “just strike a pose like a couple of cool guys.” After he told me I should go show Heather the shirt (she didn’t get it). He was so cool, like 80s TV show cool guy.

Eugene Clark: He was quite the talker, haha. He told me a lot about his personal life, and I said a lot of stuff from mine. I bought these figures from him: said he has had them since Land of the dead came out. https://www.reddit.com/r/zombies/s/Q0zNup2QUG He actually recognized me when I met him again at a convention 2 years later. Also fun fact, if you ask him to do the zombie scream he will yell so loudly you can hear him from across the convention. Made me jump the first time he did it.

William Ragsdale: Probably the encounter I remember the least about (not to insult or say he was boring or anything). I remember I told him about how much I liked Fright Night and he talked about his cameo in Renfield.

Stephen Geoffreys: He was a pretty friendly guy. I felt really dumb when he was talking about movies he was in and I said “oh you were in Evil-976? Oh wait, you are on the cover I am so dumb.” He laughed it off, but I hope I didn’t come off rude by accident.

Shawnee Smith: I waited in line for almost 2 and a half hours to meet her. Not because she was gone, but because she had long talks with every single fan that came to her table. When I first walked up she asked if we met before. I said “no, but maybe you saw me in your dreams” while making a dramatic pose. She laughed and we talked a bit about Saw. I mentioned how I watched her newest movie Bloodline killer and she asked what I thought. I said everything I liked about it and she said I was the first person to give her a review of it. She was really nice. She took some selfies with me, and I still cringe today with how unphotogentic i am.

Nick Castle: Pretty calm, relaxed dude. I showed him photos of me walking around my town as Michael for Halloween and he thought it was cool.

Kyra Schon: So I was waiting around for her to return from lunch and decided to take a walk. While I did, I walked an older woman that stared at me strangely. I stare back confused, then I realized that the woman was Kyra. I make a dumb shocked face and keep walking. I face palm afterwards and thought. “oh crap i looked like a weirdo and made her uncomfortable. I hope she doesn’t remember the dope wearing her face on his shirt looking at her like an idiot.” When I finally met her at the table, she mentions seeing me earlier. “I think oh no here it comes.” But then she says that she was shocked because I looked like a former student of her’s. I won’t say much more for her privacy, but we talked for a long time about both personal stuff and Night of the living dead. I had a friend who was making fan art of Karen ask me what the dress color was, and I made me realize official products can’t decide between blue, red or white. According to the actress herself, it was orange! My friend tried to color it according: https://www.reddit.com/r/zombies/s/tTCiAEmHCH After we were done, she asked if I could take a picture with her. I felt so honored a celebrity asked for my photo.

Michael Biehn: I got him to sign the poster I got Henrickson and Henn on already. He said that of all the movies he’s been in, Aliens was probably his favorite to film. Him and all the other marines are in a group chat together and still talk. He spoke very highly of Weaver and gave me tips on ways to see her. “She’s really nice. I am sure if she saw this poster you brought with everyone else’s names she’d sign it for you.” He was a real cool dude

Allyson Court: she was in a Jubilee costume when I met her. https://www.reddit.com/r/residentevil/s/oZ5ToGFaLb When she saw my first aid prop she said “awe, you brought me a herb spray!” I talked a bit about how Claire is my favorite RE character and I thought her performance tied it all together.

Isabelle Furman: She was a really humble and down to Earth person. We talked for a bit about the Orphan movies and she told me a little bit about the part 3 that’s in development (it’s mostly a prequel). Overall she was really nice and of all the celebrities I met, she’s one of the ones that felt the most like an normal person.

Tobin Bell: Unfortunately I could only do a pro photo op with him because of the lines he had, meaning I only saw him for a few moments. He shook my hand and said hello. He put his arm on my shoulder and we took the photo. He was pretty friendly with everyone in line, and I was a little awe stuck seeing him face to face. All around a really respectable guy.

Jenna Davis: She was nice. I talked to her a bit about wanting M3gan in Dead by Daylight and she said she was hoping to play M3gan again. My 13 year old cousin was with me and the con, so I paid for her to take a photo with her. She follows Jenna on Tik Tok and was simply ecstatic meeting her. She also misspelled my name on the poster 🥲

Violet Mcgraw: I told her about how a different cousin of mine has a huge crush on her, and would be so jealous I got to meet her. She laughed and said she wished she could see his reaction. She also mispeled my name, though she was probably just copying what Jenna wrote. 

Sigourney Weaver: so, Aliens is my favorite piece of fiction of all time. She rarely doesn’t cons, so I have been waiting for years for a chance to meet her. One day I woke up from a dream, with the sudden urge to check the news about her. Low a behold, a few hours ago they announced she was going to New York comic con on my birthday. I saw this as a divine sign and spent like $600 on tickets for everything. One the day of the con, she was a few hours late for some reason. I got in line for a pro photo opt, and they said we weren’t allowed to touch her aside from a fist bump because it’s flu season. When I walked in she said my shirt was cool (same shirt Lance complimented). I fist bumped her and the photo was taken. Turns out she lowered her fist without me noticing and I looked like a doof. I then waited in line for maybe 6 or 7 hours for her autograph. Everyone was seemingly taking their time with meeting her, and some people got to cut because they had pro passes. I am certain i spent $100 on a pro pass but New York comic con is a confusing mess so idk why my tickets weren’t pro. When i met her, I gushed about how much I love the movie. The con was so loud i couldn’t really hear her replies. I left after getting my poster signed. 

I've been deep-diving into the mysterious deaths on Koh Tao (Thailand's infamous "Death Island") for my ongoing research, and the 2021 case of Rakeshwar Sachathamakul and his wife Anshoo stands out as one of the most perplexing among dozens of suspicious deaths.

The Basics:

On June 4, 2021, 59-year-old Rakeshwar Sachathamakul, a wealthy Thai-Indian industrialist who owned the Novotel Phuket hotel and had assets exceeding ฿1 billion, checked into the luxury Jamahkiri Resort & Spa on Koh Tao with his wife Anshoo (55) and their son Ratish (34). Within hours, both parents were dead.

What Happened:

The day started with frustration. The couple had originally booked a different hotel but rejected it upon arrival because it was too small and under construction, then switched to Jamahkiri Resort.

After checking into their new luxury accommodations, their son Ratish went for a walk on the beach while his parents stayed by the pool.

When he returned, he found both his parents floating in the water.

Emergency service workers remove the bodies of Rakeshwar Sachathamakul and his wife Anshoo from the poolside of the Jamahkiri Resort & Spa. (Photo: Thai Examiner)

But here's what doesn't sit right with me: hotel staff reportedly heard 4 to 5 shocked cries before the alarm was raised, yet there's a suspicious time gap between when these cries were heard and when staff actually responded.

Rakeshwar was discovered near the pool ladder and Anshoo in water only one meter deep. How does a couple drown in such shallow water, especially when one was found at the ladder, the easiest exit point?

The Convenient Failures:

The most damning detail? The CCTV equipment that would normally cover the pool area wasn't working. It had been taken out of service for maintenance while the hotel was closed. A luxury resort reopening after COVID closures somehow didn't prioritize getting their security cameras operational? The timing is extraordinary.

Police quickly pointed to Rakeshwar's diabetes, hypertension, and obstructive sleep apnea as an explanation, suggesting one spouse got into trouble while swimming, and the other tried unsuccessfully to help.

But this neat explanation ignores crucial facts: the multiple shocked cries witnesses heard, the shallow depth where bodies were found, and, perhaps most tellingly, Rakeshwar was still alive when transported to the hospital, dying shortly after arrival.

Even Thai authorities seemed to sense something was off.

Thailand's Deputy National Police Commissioner ordered the Crime Suppression Division to assist with a thorough review of the case. Not exactly standard procedure for a simple drowning accident.

The full autopsy results were expected within two weeks, but I haven't been able to find any public follow-up on what they revealed.

Senior police from Provincial Police Region 8 and Surat Thani gather at the Jamahkiri Resort & Spa to carry out a reconstruction and simulation of events. (Photo: Thai Examiner)

Death Island's Dark Pattern:

This wasn't an isolated incident.

Since 2014, Koh Tao has earned the nickname "Death Island" due to a disturbing pattern. The 2014 murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller set off alarm bells, with two Burmese workers convicted in a widely criticized investigation that international forensic experts called deeply flawed.

Then came Dimitri Povse, found hanging in 2015 with his hands tied behind his back, yet ruled a suicide.

At least eleven European tourists died or disappeared on the island between 2014 and 2018, each death explained away as drowning, suicide, or tragic accident. The Sachathamakul case adds another wealthy, high-profile couple to this grim tally.

The pattern is unmistakable: young tourists dying under questionable circumstances, minimal investigation, and aggressive protection of the island's tourism reputation.

In fact, island authorities actually sued the Samui Times news outlet for calling Koh Tao "Death Island," claiming it damaged tourism. When your priority is silencing journalists rather than investigating deaths, you've revealed everything about where your loyalties lie.

The Unanswered Questions:

What really happened at that pool?

Why would a luxury resort have all pool cameras down during their reopening?

What caused those 4-5 shocked cries that staff heard but didn't immediately respond to?

How does a billionaire businessman and his wife both drown in 1-2 meters of water with a ladder right there?

And why the discrepancies and gaps in the timeline?

As part of my broader research into Death Island cases, this one screams cover-up. A billionaire with significant assets dies under suspicious circumstances, conveniently without video evidence, on an island with a documented history of unexplained tourist deaths and alleged police corruption.

The official story is too clean, too convenient, and too familiar.

>''Are there serial killers operating on the island, with their crimes insufficiently investigated so that the tourist industry remains protected? Or is Koh Tao just unlucky for visitors, or is something more sinister happening on the beautiful Thai island?'' - Strange Outdoors

What do you think happened? Am I connecting dots that aren't there, or is something genuinely sinister happening on this island?

The island of Koh Tao, off the coast of Thailand, is often described as a paradise.

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Sources:

Thai Examiner - "Shocked cries in Ko Tao death of billionaire wife" (June 2021)

Bangkok Post - "Bodies of drowned Indian couple on Koh Tao sent for autopsy" (June 2021)

Thai Examiner - "Tragic deaths of Thai Indian tycoon and his wife" (June 2021)

The Phuket News - "Phuket hotel owner and his wife found dead on Koh Tao" (June 2021)

Crime+Investigation UK - "Murder Island: 5 deaths and disappearances on Koh Tao"

StrangeOutdoors - "The mysterious Koh Tao - Death Island in Paradise''

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Part of my ongoing investigation into the mysterious deaths on Koh Tao. More cases coming soon.

I swear the taking of Deborah Logan I will never watch again . Can’t do it . I refuse.

I watched the new “I know what you did last summer”, the “ conjuring 4” and “heretic” maybe it was bc I watched them on an airplane and was pretty tired but I didn’t find them scary at all. The first 10-20 mins of the conjuring and heretic seemed like it was gonna be good but I was just bored

I’m looking for something a little more camp

I want horror movie recs that give u the same scary feeling as watching “It” as a kid

I don’t like things involving pregnancy, SA or body horror (body horror can be fine I just think it’s pretty overdone) like the substance wasn’t scary but it was gross and just made me uncomfortable

My favorite horror movies:
midsommar, hereditary, get out.

Pata hai aaj kya hua !!

Today my friend told me a hypothetical incident

There is a medical college, where first yr just started and students were enjoying everything anatomy dissection hall , labs n all . They were not so serious at that time , they're just vibing all these .

Then next week suddenly department faculties took a surprise test .

Next day result came out and they got their test papers in dissection hall and also saw a de*d body of one their classmate who got lowest marks .

They all became scared bcs they thought they can die too if they got lowest marks

So they started studying properly for next test

In that many people got good Marks and they thought they're in the safe zone but....the one who got the highest is dead this time .

And students become more scared ....now they started trying to find out what is happening and many is trying to escape this place .

Few people got to knw what is happening......but suddenly they all disappeared....

That's all in her first part of the story

I knw this is kinda weird, but she's interested in m*rder n thrilling stories

When I was little, I swear I saw one of my dolls move on its own late at night.
I froze and immediately called my parents, but when they came into the room, nothing happened. They couldn’t see anything unusual.

I know it sounds unbelievable, but to this day, I still remember exactly what I saw. And honestly… it still creeps me out.

Share your creepy encounters, paranormal experiences, strange sightings, nightmares, or true horror stories here.

For decades, the world has swallowed the "lone wolf" narrative of Jeffrey Dahmer. But our ongoing investigation has exposed the domestic psyop that weaponized this case to engineer public consent for the $30 billion 1994 Crime Bill, the most punitive legislative reform in American history.

In Part II of the Ambrosia Series, we move past the apartment walls and into the corporate shadows of the Ambrosia Chocolate Factory.

The official story says Dahmer "hid in plain sight." The evidence says he was housed in a containment field.

What we’ve unmasked:

• The CIA Hub: How Dahmer’s parent employer, W.R. Grace & Co., served as a "Non-Official Cover" (NOC) for the CIA, with a CEO tied to Operation Paperclip and Latin American coups.
• The Sensory Shield: Was the smell of roasting cocoa a "logistical convenience," or a calculated sensory mask for ''forensic decay''?
• The "Night Shift" Legend: Why the 11 PM–7 AM schedule served as an operational blackout, isolating a state asset from civilian interaction.
• The Medical Fraud: We debunk the "Schizoid Personality Disorder" claim. Under oath, supervisors described a "polite, quiet team player," completely contradicting the unhinged alcoholic profile sold to the public.
• The Great Erasure: Why were both the Ambrosia Factory and the Oxford Apartments surgically bulldozed within weeks of each other?

Dahmer wasn't a monster who happened to work at a factory; he was an impossible employee managed at an executive level within an intelligence-linked conglomerate.

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Read the Full Investigation on Substack:

🔗 Click Link to Part II: The Ambrosia Factory Front

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What are your thoughts? Let’s reopen the case in the comments.

Looking for documentaries where there are so many questions and a number of suspects.Wanna go down some rabbit holes. Any suggestions? Thanks!