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If you still have Girl Who Cried Her Eyes Out, would you consider selling it or trading it to me? I'm missing it for my collection

Loved it

Hate to say it man, you may be too stupid for this one. No shame in that.

Speaking of out of sequence movies I supported Stuart Ashen's horror movie "Turn Back: a horror movie told in reverse". I should get my Blu-ray in about 2 months. I also heard yesterday that red letter media is starting a paranormal investigation series and are supposedly trying to be more level headed but I doubt they'll compared to the RMPRS. But checking it out could be a good video that might get a ton of views!

I recently rewatched some of the original Ju-On movies and absolutely loved them. The Grudge 2004 was one of the first horror movies I ever watched, and the franchise has always stuck with me.

Just finished reading it! I am very intersed in the teased stories in future volumes as well.

Might have to give it a watch, I’ve heard of that house before.

Good job bro. I thought the same

Not sure why RUclips suggested this, kinda disappointed about what ai thinks i would like.

loved this movie, i was frustrated watching it but after letting it marinate for a bit it really grew on me. and i suppose the frustration was part of the point.

Congratulations on your new book! Sounds like it is great for believers and skeptics. Very cool about the artefacts too.

As always great review

I'm sure Ghost Story by Peter Straub is a total classic, but I just couldn't finish it (dnf'd it around 340 pages in). Straub's style of writing can be tedious and dry, and long winded, I'm not a Fan of thise dense, thickly plotted style of writing, but that's just my personal opinion.

Did you watch the Netflix movie the deliverance if so what did you think

Did you watch any of the movies?

Love your emphasis on the documentary style and realism! Thanks for sharing this! SUBSCRIBED

Ah I was wondering why my first thought was "wtf is Please talk with me" lol

Lenticular optical illusion is the fancy term for the changing cover.

I'm very excited to get The Night Guest by Hildur Knutsdottir, I preordered it when you featured the arc. It comes out on the 3rd and Ill be reading it immediately and let u know how it goes. Flowers From the Void sonds like a collection i read called Moonflowers and Nightshade whi h had the same diversity but slightly more focused on lesbian stories. On the same queer horror note I just read Managing and other Lies by Willow Heath, which is written by a fellow youtuber and enjoyed it.

I'm not a fan of the revenge trope, but this film [Pig] entranced me. Absolutely brilliant. But I agree it's not remotely horror.

I found the elongated walking scenes through the forest to by quite soothing/relaxing

Thats my fav cold open joke so far! The bluray preorder for Godzilla Minus One is available, unfortunatly I wont get it untill they relese a better version. It has no subs no dub and no Minus Color version. Toho sucks at rereleases so perhapse I'll never own it. And I hear the chinese version is the same pressing at half the price if ur still tempted. (Thirtythree bucks for the US one is obscene)

this movie was so bad it's good for me. wayyyy too many plotholes

I finally watched this a couple of weeks ago after knowing about it for decades, and it surpassed my expectations. It's not a "good" movie in the purest sense, in fact it's a mess (and ohhhh boy, those dubbed performances. Sorta blunts the trauma when the acting is that bad), but it accomplished what it needed to perfectly. You just want to jump through the screen and strangle Ishii after every scene, especially knowing how little consequence there was for the real Ishii. It's required viewing for anyone interested in the actual depths of WWII and humanity in general. Sometimes text just doesn't do injustice, well, justice. I hear that the fourth movie is equally as well done in portraying the Nanking atrocity, but I need time to reset before going into that one. Given what I know about Nanking, that could be a rough, rough watch indeed.

Great review

I’m gonna try to see it tomorrow night. Glad to hear you liked it.

I love this movie so much.

I enjoyed the movie overall, the plot is pretty messy. Thanks for the review! 👍

Is there somewhere you discuss your opinions on Project 2025?

I have your Case files of the Rocky Mountain Paranormal Research Society, got it at your panel during Fan Expo Denver! Loved your panel this year !! Looking forward to next year hoping to see you all there again!! (I was the one who got the last book you had at the expo)

Another eclectic month! Interested in haunted Denver, as I will likely visit there next year. The Nations and Cannons rule book intrigues me. I'm struggling with the flow of Your Utopia. The Exorcist remains one of my favorite reads. Might need to look into Legion. Thanks for adding, once again, to my tbr mountain.

My july was almost entirety historical fiction (11/12). Detween Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman took place in 1347 during the black death, it was good but I hear his newer work is better. Karmilla by Luna Fury takes place in 1864, it's a filthy retelling of my fav classic vampire book Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan leFanu. There was one plot twist I was anticipating that didn't happen :/, but I got what I was hoping for otherwise! (realeased July 14th) The Familiars by Stacy Halls is the only other horror adjacent one, it took place in 1612 during real witch trials, it started good but unraveled at the end. ‐Wolf Winter by Cecilia Ekbäck ‐The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey ‐The Final Toll by Denise Domning had a few horror elements. I'd like to hear more about the non horror books, most book channels I wach are light on the horror but they give it it's due when it comes up.

It sucked

I throughly enjoyed Trap. ❤❤❤❤

Nice, glad you liked it. My wife and I have seen all of his movies in theaters since 2017 so we’ll see this too.

I’ve seen Scars of Dracula and Hellboy (2019) from this pack Scars of Dracula is nowhere near my favourite movie in the Hammer Dracula series but I think it’s a fun one Hellboy (2019) I found to be incredibly disappointing and really awful as someone who adore both the comics and the first two Guillermo del Toro movies

Some good movies

Happy Nightmares!

Overall liked it but didn’t really feel like there was a climax and there wasn’t like that showdown with the monsters. As the movie went on felt like the aliens were just there and not really part of the main storyline

Try half a minute.

I hadn’t heard of this until the preview before Long Legs. Glad you liked it. Might try to see it tomorrow

The title of this made me think Oddity-One would be a good sci-fi /sci-fi horror title.

Sounds good Ty

Thank you for the review I was wondering if I should watch this

SO HELPFUL, thanks! such a cool kit btw

I liked Pig but HorrorPack is definitely stretching the definition of horror to include it lol.