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What did Alec Baldwin do???

Whether its in the movie or not we know they will watch Lydia die. So might as well do it.

Belief does not make it true or false . It will stay whatever it is . No matter what the belief is or isn't .

bro the movie sucked regardless

Repent and believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ

Feel like they had too many antagonist and they rushed to wrap up all those threads too quickly. Just made it feel anticlimactic.

It was a terrible movie. I can no longer trust Rotten Tomatoes, nor the general public 🤣

Black and White world views aren’t “inherently Christian”, that implies it wouldn’t exist *without* Christianity. Black/White, Us Vs Them, i.e Tribalism has existed since we were cavemen. It isn’t an “…inherently Christian” worldview, it’s an *inherently close-minded* worldview; it’s kinda close-minded to imply that it’s mostly Christianity/Christian’s fault. I’m not saying it’s impossible for hateful people to be drawn to *literal* interpretations of biblical verses, cherry picking the ones that support their twisted beliefs. However it’s unkind to paint the whole of one peoples with a broad brush

Ragnar Loafbrok

U both kinda resemble flatulence

The second one sucked

I watched it and it is really good

I used to believe in karmic relief until my 62 yr old aunt, the sweetest most loving person I've ever met, got cancer. It's a kind of cancer with no known causes and no genetic factors, yet the best person I know got it and didn't find out until it was stage 4. Fractured my view on reality big time.

The original was better.

I just had FB memories of us trying to sing the cantina song😂 Aimée was dancing in the background 🥹🖤

Glad we never found out what he thought

Terrible

I like the tree house bit, fairly original, but cannot remember anything else other than a complete lack of the greatest effects ever in a children's film.

There has been a recent trend of a lot of movies lately where im basically like "well...that was a movie" sold 5/10 not bad but also didnt need to be made.

Cry about it

I used to watch Roald Dahl's The Witches (1990) as a kid. It may not have been horror proper but they scared the hell out of me. I was always fascinated by the transformation scenes.

This review vocalised everything I have been feeling about this movie but didnt know how to put into words!!!!

It's not very spooky, but Matilda is one of my favorite witch movies. ✨️

can't quite put my finger on it but I have a feeling these people enjoy horror movies.

Damn, catching up on the backlog

Juicy

Recently came across this podcast and I think it’s the second or third I’ve listened to. God I’d love to be a third host or guest speaker. This describes exactly what I’ve been missing. A friend and I have bonded over our love for/exposure to horror films since very young and have had a traumatic upbringing. The latter being thanks to undiagnosed mental illness was from our mothers, religious trauma, and growing up queer in the black community in the south. I have comfort classic horror films I will rewatch to this day. They help me process and center myself. Like a long overdue bubble bath if that makes sense. Really hope this podcast grows.

Yes! That music at the end was a dead giveaway!

Lol @ "the Jeffrey Jones in the room."

I HATED that Dark Shadows movie!

I think I enjoy it more each time I see it. But the Delores plot line was pretty unnecessary. But that flashback to their wedding makes me laugh so hard.

I think the first horror movie i saw was friday the 13th. it was the very early 80's, we had something called ON tv which was like a precursor to HBO. also The Twilight Zone was just always on. The little girl who disappears into the wall was my favorite.. that, and Talking Tina. My parents took us to see Poltergeist at the drive in, scared the shit out of me but also i loved it.

Primo choice Freddy!

Ooo i really like that idea it makes more sense

I very first experience with horror was watching The Headless Horseman as a child and loving it. My next experience was sneaking into a showing of Jaws 2, which scared me to death and was terrified of going into the water for a long time.

Another great episode with lots of great stuff to think about. You guys work so well together. Can’t wait to see the next episode.

I remember watching The Craft while I was at my neighbor's house when I was a tween, and it scared me, but it also became a slight obsession for me. I remember going to school and talking with someone who also had seen it and they were immediately annoyed with me about how much I was talking about it. 😢 such a good movie! Just rewatched it the other day *chefs kiss* I was a bit of scaredy cat when I was a kid tho...I remember being at my cousins house and in the next room they were watching the OG IT movie and all I remember is screaming 😢xD but when the remake came out, I actually really liked it and now I need to watch the OG

Brainscan is a great! 👌

When that demon filled bottle gets broken, I'll be there, man. Rules to live by are important. A "good man" doesn't need rules.

I’ve been wanting to go down the rabbit hole of watching more horror movies, especially after watching The Exorcist and laughing throughout the movie because all I could think of was “Scary Movie 2.” One of the most messed up movies I’ve watched with my Dad is “Johnny Got His Gun,” the movie that was used throughout Metallica’s “One” video. Definitely looking forward to more of yalls podcast so I can continue down this rabbit hole of Terrorpy! 😊

Mari not liking The Witch? That’s a hard one to swallow. It is a slow burn but it’s very worth the wait.

What a great show. I am so happy to hear that convention was able to lift your spirits. I also loved the movie It because of the friendship in the movie. There are some others that I like, though they are not like friendships in the movie It but I do like Cabin in the Woods and the original The Hills have Eyes. Though speaking of Stephen King movies that make me cry is Stand by Me. Not really a horror film but a great friendship film.

I realized a couple of years ago the reason why I love horror, the final girl trope. I had never really paid attention to the fact that horror for the most part is a feminist genre. There's a few books on my list about this topic! I don't currently have a tribe who loves horror as much as I do. However, I feel like a do have an online tribe.

speaking of movies where you don't know what is reality and not.. Mulholland Dr. is a must see. its pretty dark tho. David Lynch is my all time favorite so...

The making of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre documentary is almost as gross as the actual movie. definitely recommend

I could've saved you the torture of watching Tarot by telling you how bad it was. . . But then we wouldn't have this video.

I liked Pearl the best of the 3

I have a soft spot for Jason, too! So many people failed him. He deserves justice. When I hear Summer horror, I immediately think of Sleepaway Camp. I remember the first time my siblings and I watched it and kept saying how good it was! Great job!! Loving this series!

I am sorry Justin, but I agree with Freddy on this movie.