Hey remember when David Lynch died and everyone was super bummed but also inspired to take their art and words and ideas more seriously? That was a weird moment of cultural shift I think. This world feels somehow both more empty of art and also full of righteous artistic fury

Thank you for chatting with me! Had a great time talking about this movie with you. 😀

You were an awesome guest! Thanks for chatting with me. 😀

“Come. It is time to keep your appointment with the Wicker Man.” - Lord Summersisle, The Wicker Man (1973)

Check out the latest episode of Retro Horror School Talks I did with @joemiale.bsky.social! 😀

I have been accepted to create a video essay for the Terrifier franchise symposium! This news is exciting and bittersweet in equal measure. My analysis views Terrifier under the lens of giallo reimagined for modern day audiences.

It’s Groundhog Day…again.

The Shining is a horror movie that did not have a good reception upon its release and is now a cult classic. This week's Retro Horror School video dives into the plot, themes, symbolism, theories, and more. Subscribe if you want to have fun while learning about horror! youtu.be/yYcXWZmHvIk?...

"Repent. The end is EXTREMELY f**king nigh." - 28 Days Later (2002)

Episode 2 of Retro Horror School Talks is here! This week, I’m joined by LKTheHorrorNerd to discuss Wes Craven’s meta slasher Scream (1996). We explore the movie that breathed new life into the slasher subgenre of horror. youtu.be/UGXr42HhpAk?...

An appreciation post for John Carpenter's The Thing...winter isolation at its finest...and at its scariest. What do you like the most about The Thing?

Ahead of the trailer's arrival tomorrow, Neon has unveiled a bloody poster for HELL OF A SUMMER, starring writers/directors Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk.

Wes Craven has reinvented the horror genre several times over with movies such as The Last House on the Left, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Scream. Today, we focus on his horror movies from the 90s. What’s your favorite Craven film that came out in this era? #HorrorSky

“I don't know why people expect art to make sense. They accept the fact that life doesn't make sense." - David Lynch (January 20, 1946 - January 16, 2025)

Thank you to everyone following me on Bluesky! Going to be posting on here periodically. #HorrorSky

I can see why people get steelbooks now. Got one of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and it’s gorgeous.

There is something about the coldness and the isolation of winter that makes horror movies even scarier. Here are 3 winter horror movies to watch this weekend. Did I forget any of your favorites?

Welcome to my Bluesky, Terrorific people! I don’t post much on here, yet, as my main home is on Threads. But you are more than welcome to follow. If things get too bad on Threads this will be my full time home. Check my pinned post for all the places you can find me.

I have been thinking about making some Terrorific Retro Horror School merch for all you Terrorific people! What would you use the most? Leave comments if you have other ideas! + T-Shirt + Mug + Hoodie + Water Bottle

The latest video is up one day early for Ko-fi supporters and Twitch subscribers! For $5 a month, you get to see my videos one day early, get a shoutout on my YouTube and Twitch streams, be a part of the private area in Discord, and get to be part of picking my content.

GIVEAWAY! 🦃 We’ve got a 4K copy of Eli roth’s THANKSGIVING up for grabs! FOLLOW, LIKE, & REPOST to enter for a chance to win!

“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” —The Shining (1980)

I have no idea what I’ll do on this account yet, but hi anyway. 😄

Hello! Welcome. I'm the Terrorific Lady (Brandy). I talk about horror from the 70s up through the 2010s, start a lot of horror discussions, ask questions, and promote sharing what we like and don’t like horror-wise in a respectful environment. Glad to have you here!