Damn I finished Hollow Knight at the right time! I hope the difficulty curves instead of jumps in Silksong 🤞🏻

I just backed Ways and Means: A Heart Sourcebook on BackerKit! Heart the City Beneath is my favorite TTRPG so I treated myself and added a physical copy of the core rulebook as well. So excited! www.backerkit.com/c/projects/r...

Heeheehee Shelob, Dread Weaver got to eat a lot of creatures. I also got to play Demolisher Spawn this game!!!

I looooove this game and 50% is a STEAL! Pick it up while you can!

Okay it’s true, The Summer Hikaru Died is SO creepy and SO gay… Like damn

Oddity (2024) is a supernatural horror movie with a simple plot (that never slips into cliches) and extremely well-executed tension and scares. It’s creepy and esoteric, with delightful and harrowing patience with its scares.

My new Swarmweaver deck made an absolute MOUNTAIN of bugs! First time playing paper Magic in months and months 🥰

Caveat is a creepy horror movie with a claustrophobic setting that captures the same feeling as a survival horror game. It answers the most pressing elements of its mystery, but leaves the rest up to the audience's imagination after a chilling climax.

When the Devil calls, the musicians flee. LAST TRAIN TO BREMEN, a tragedy for a doomed quartet, now crowdfunding on Backerkit with @possumcreekgames.com! Come join the train bit.ly/bremen_bk

Red Rooms (2023) is a horror movie that comments on obsession, true crime, the internet, society, and more. The atmosphere and performances slowly ratchet the tension to unbearable levels. A bleak, multi-faceted, and riveting movie that defies easy answers and begs thought-provoking questions.

Yesterday I watched all 3 of the 28 /// Later movies! The original is a classic banger, followed by a fun zombie movie but nothing special, and the new one is WEIRD. Still not entirely sure how I feel about it, to be honest. My usual reviews below! I'm very curious to hear what other people think!

Bring Her Back (2025) is an atmospheric supernatural horror movie that grabbed me quickly and held me ruthlessly captive. The filming style and acting is spectacular; I was totally enthralled while the awful horrors of its eerie and occult story unfolded.

Invasive (2024) is a cat-and-mouse style reverse-home invasion movie with a plot structure and story that will be familiar to horror fans. However, don’t let that dissuade you: Invasive has incredible pacing, protagonists with pathos, and an overall very modern feel that I enjoyed immensely!

Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000) is an animated science fantasy horror movie that is packed to the brim with high-octane action and visually stunning tableaus in a pulpy, enticing post-apocalyptic setting.

Last Night in Soho (2021) is a flashy supernatural horror movie that hardcore genre fans will find somewhat predictable, but it is exciting and stylish. The themes on belonging and nostalgia are a little shallow, but the performances and fantastic and there are some really cool visuals.

Dead Talents Society (2024) is a vivacious and refreshing horror-comedy. What starts as comedic worldbuilding about the afterlife develops into a grounded examination of family, celebrity, capitalism, and achievement. I highly recommend checking it out while it's on Netflix!

Extremely proud of myself for beating the first four Bloodborne bosses on my first try! Equally confident that Vicar Amelia is going to get my ass like I owe her MONEY.

The Clown in a Cornfield movie didn't really hit for me, so instead of reviewing it I HIGHLY recommend you go pick up the novel! It's by Adam Cesare and is a love letter to slashers that does its own thing w/ a great cast of modern characters. I can't wait to get my hands on the sequel!

This was such a fun arc and I cannot WAIT to see where we go from here!

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1408 (2007) is a psychological horror movie about a writer being tormented by an evil hotel room. It’s a dramatic, entertaining, and VERY Stephen King-y flick that sneaks in some pretty good scares and genuinely creepy moments among its bigger, more emotional themes.

Sinners (2025) is a supernatural action horror movie set in the 1930s American South and packed with gorgeous visuals, fantastic dialogue, and great characters. It is spectacular entertainment from top to bottom and explores themes on belonging, race, music, and more. This was fucking CINEMA!

WOW… Sinners was fucking awesome. I will articulate my thoughts tomorrow but I highly recommend going to see it in theaters. Entertaining, clever, beautiful, so much heart, and so much fun!

The Church (1989) is a supernatural horror movie that has a few great ideas and fantastical visuals, but they are buried in a muddy narrative. I really wanted to like this for the physical effects alone, but it had absolutely no stakes and barely any story.

WOW. Guess Arena really wants me to play Jeskai??? Did anybody’s else’s free packs do this or was I just hitting the crazy coincidence button?? #TarkirDragonstorm

The Stylist (2020) is a killer POV movie (like Maniac or Peeping Tom). It has pacing issues common with features derived from shorts, but it successfully develops an uneasy tone using a combination of gruesome violence and social discomfort to explore themes of belonging, identity, and loneliness.

Cuckoo (2024) is a stylish supernatural horror movie about the unsettling goings-on at a remote German mountain resort. Although the pacing stumbles a bit, the movie takes huge, weird swings that are fresh and interesting!

The horror movie Monday groupchat is doing March Madness for random movie monsters and it has produced INCREDIBLE results… Todays poll is a trap-obsessed masked killer 🔪… Versus a huge animatronic dinosaur powered by a teenage brain 🦖 😩😭😂

Where the Devil Roams (2023) is a supernatural horror movie set in Depression-era America. Although it is beautifully made for its budget and the creative team shows serious artistic chops, the story meanders quite a bit and I struggled to make much thematic sense of its bits and pieces.

I love them sm 🥲

I brewed up a (pretty bad) Mindskinner deck in Arena. It’s SO COOL, but just not very strong. I’m going to try dropping some of the tempo stuff for high-power fliers and evasive creatures! Anybody have card recs for this one (beyond the obvious mill stuff)?

The Ruins (2008) is a horror movie that uses the structure of a single-location slasher movie and the tropes of a creature feature to produce a lean and mean movie that is perfect for a gross and gory movie night!

SO EXCITED for this season! Oh fantasy FatT I’ve missed you 🥰

So so so excited for our game of Beam Saber tonight! The players have started referring to this Mission as the Season 1 finale and they are so right for that. Time to deploy some serious DRAMA! 🪸

Never Hike Alone (2017) is a Friday the 13th fan movie that is a strong showing and pretty impressive for a crowd-funded independent project. It’s super short, fast-paced, and full of loving homage to the original franchise that I love so much! 7/10

Slugs (1988) is an absolutely ridiculous Piranhas-style creature feature that makes for a fun and absolutely ludicrous movie night. Just turn off your brain and watch as the horniest small town in middle America are devoured by mutant slugs. CW movie poster including blood!

The Monkey (2025) is a bleak and outrageous horror-comedy that contrasts its shocking, impossible kills with the removed and particular filmmaking style that has become associated with Osgood Perkins. It’s over-the-top and unpredictable with a thin plot and an off-the-wall sense of humor.

Your Monster (2024) is a romantic comedy and horror movie that’s pretty light on the horror and heavy on the humor. I found it charming and very entertaining, with a surprising layer of additional thematic depth to the story.

The Damned (2024) is an atmospheric period horror movie that builds creeping dread punctuated by well-done scares. Despite that, I wanted more from the story. It just didn’t compel me personally, but it is beautifully made and I think fans of period horror should definitely give it a try!

Wicked City (1987) is an animated neo-noir horror movie that features beautiful old school animation, exciting action, and cool monsters. HOWEVER it is also extremely gross in its treatment of women and SO preoccupied with being lecherous that it fails to deliver much beyond a boilerplate plot.

Heart Eyes (2025) is a horror-comedy that blends slasher and romcom tropes. I normally bounce off of horror-comedies, but it is funny, charming, and had fantastic (gross and gory) kills. It's a loving homage to the Scream clone that does its own thing and it was a BLAST in the theater.

Not going to lie, I am living for the return of Lady Gaga going freak mode. AND Beyoncé won album of the year… Phew, what a night.

The Night of the Hunter (1955) is a black-and-white horror movie that examines religion, childhood, greed, and the nature of mankind. It is an extremely fast-paced and stylishly made movie that has clearly rippled forward to inspire horror directors in every decade since.

Thoroughbreds (2017) is an understated horror movie that delicately unfurls a fascinating relationship between two young women. It is funny, smart, and chilling in its portrayal of upper class America; the performances are magnetic.

Late Night with the Devil (2024) is a supernatural horror movie mimicking a 70s talk show. It doesn’t take big swings, the found-footage aspect is forced (who is filming them during ad breaks?), and it used AI to make its ugly interstitials, but watching the chaos unfold has its moments.

Werewolves Within (2021) is a charming horror-comedy with a fun cast of freaks and weirdos. It has a very particular and silly sense of humor and it’s pretty predictable, but it really captures the chaos and infighting of the titular game.

Arriving soon on DriveThruRPG, heralded by a filthy crimson tide: "Bloodthirsty," our unofficial supplement for Heart: The City Beneath. #ttrpg #HeartRPG More landmarks. More adversaries. A whole new class. A whole lot of blood.

Feeling a bit of a malaise after this week, so I’m snuggling up with a warm blanket, my parent’s dog, and some great British baking show.

The Burning (1981) is a classic slasher inspired by a New York urban legend. It has some good gore and physical effects and a creepy killer, but the pacing is all over the place and it's REALLY preoccupied with coercing women into sex and then punishing them.

LOOK at what @axellae.bsky.social made me for Christmas: a fabric art and embroidered Malenia! I cannot wait to find the perfect place of honor for her. 🥹