Some of the latest titles to cross in front of my eyeballs: Thelma (2017) Murder-Rock: Dancing Death (1984) Solvent (2024) Housebound (2014) JeruZalem (2016) Glamping (2025) Here Alone (2016) The A-Frame (2024) What Happened to Dorothy Bell? (2024) The Carrier (2015)

I've never made a top ten list but this is easily top ten something. Top ten awesome French horror. Top ten cannibal horror. Top ten perhaps all-time. This film is a part of me.

Latest excuses to avoid doing my dishes: Blue Murder (2026) The Wailing (2024) Cannibal Mukbang (2023) Loner (2025) Dolly (2026) Oddity (2024) Rawhead Rex (1986) The Gracefield Incident (2017) The Curse of Griffith Park (2026) The Soul Eater (2024)

Sorority Row (2009) is kinda like I Know What You Did Last Summer but with tire irons instead of hooks. I'm enjoying these kill shots tho. It's a pleasant watch. I Know What You Did Last Sorority had to be in the alt title list.

Re-watched the Live Escape (2022) and Live Survival (2023) together for the first time. It's not perfect but I really like how they tied the two films together. Definitely don't watch if you aren't a fan of (often very) shaky cam found footage or expect top tier acting but as a duo it's fun.

Starry Eyes (2014). Alexandra Essoe deserves all the accolades this and any film after has given her. This film is an absolute classic.

Latest: Squatch (2026) Marui Video (2023) Mold (2022) Super Happy Fun Clown (2025) Cut (2000) Hatchet (2006) The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan (2018) Daemon (2024) Primal Darkness (2026) The Last Slumber Party (1987) This was a pretty good fun run.

My Easter Resurrection Fest 2026 lineup: - The Night Eats the World (2018) - Shaun of the Dead (2004) - Fido (2006) - Resident Evil (2002) - Night of the Living Dead (1990) - MadS (2024)

Latest watches: - Pretty Lethal (2026) - The Stepford Wives (1975) - Wristcutters: A Love Story (2007) - Last Ride (2024) - Decay (2012) - Betty's Revenge (2026) - Minnie's Midnight Massacre (2026) - 3:15 AM (2018) - Mother of Lies (2026) - The Mortuary Assistant (2026)

I'd believe in witchcraft incantations more if they didn't rhyme.

Had a chance to see Phantasm (1979) on the big screen last night in Tempe, AZ. So fun watching with a crowd of horror fans! It's a bi-weekly event so I'll definitely be showing up for more.

It's telling how prophetic The Onion Movie (2008) is nearly twenty years ago. That's what good humor does.

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Lately half the titles on Found TV are glitching on the Roku app. Some get partially thru the film but lock up consistently in the same spot or don't have sound. Anyone else having this issue?

Tonight's second Quigley, Bauer, Stevens feature from 1988. It was a big year for the trio. Now #watching Sorority Babes at the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama (1988) which somehow also involves a sororities. Possibly my favorite Quigley film.

It's a Quigley, Bauer, Stevens double header night. First up. #watching Nightmare Sisters (1988) about three geeky college girls who can't get dates so search for answers by organizing a seance.

#watching the final monthly installment of #TheLastDriveIn. Bittersweet but not the end with what appears to be seasonal episodes in the future. I'll take what I can get. First up is Messiah of Evil (1973).

#watching Crazy Old Lady (2025). My favorite type of old lady after witchy old lady. Based on the first ten minutes I feel this could be the crazy old lady version of John Wick.

The new Shudder layout is up on Roku and I love it so far. Finally defaults to the main screen instead of ShudderTV includes a playlist for ShudderTV. Well done!

It's not too late! Give us one last Barbara Crampton and Jeffery Combs film. I'll buy the ticket and the dvd!

Continuing one of my favorite horror documentary series of all time. #watching In Search of Darkness 1995-1999 (2025). I think the 90s gets a bad rap (for not being the 80s) but fuck that noise. Horror is timeless.

Latest watches. Quite a bit of found footage. I'm a fan but don't usually hit it this hard. Lots of good ones in here.

Continuing the Szostakiwskyj double-header #watching Black Mountain Side (2044) where a group of archeologists in the far north of Canada discover an ancient structure that begins to affect the crew as they become increasingly isolated from the outside.

#watching Archons (2018) by Nick Szostakiwskyj the creator of Black Mountain Side (2014) about a waning rock band taking a canoe trip into the Canadian wilderness experiencing strange sights in the woods around them. Need more horror from you Nick.

From Romero's second zombie trilogy, this is easily my favorite. #watching Diary of the Dead (2007). Romero's only found footage flick but he nailed it.

#watching Here for Blood (2022) about a pro-wrestler who subs for his girlfriend on a well paying babysitting job that goes south when otherworldly masked cultist attempt to abduct the little girl. Actually looks like a fun romp.

#watching Mum & Dad (2008) abut a lonely young woman visiting a new co-workers home to realize the family has decided to keep her. Such a messed up film.

Latest watches. A lot of aliens and cannibals for no reason whatsoever. No alien cannibals tho so ... untapped market?

Can't follow up Antropophagus (1980) without #watching the sequel Absurd (1981). This is the killer from the first film with regenerative abilities. Kind of interesting it follows the Halloween theme. Probably a coincidence...

It's been a while since #watching Antropophagus (1980) about a cannibalistic killer stalking newly arrived tourists. How bad does the local cuisine have to be that eating foreigners is a delicacy?

I'm #watching The Ruck March (2026) hoping to finally see a Michal Rock flick without self-promotion (only one thus far). I'd enjoy his stuff more without it. It's his lowest rated film of those I've seen but I'm enjoying it more than the Tahoe Joe trilogy. No ads, Mike!

#watching All You Need is Death (2023). A couple search for an ancient folk song about a curse that is said to hold power. It's a bit slow early on but better than the poster art would suggest and Olwen Fouéré in the cast is always a welcome sight.

#watching Black Sheep (2006). No, not the Chris Farley flick and I understand your disappointment but I mainly watch horror films and that is a masterpiece of comedy. Tonight it's about genetic experiments that turn docile sheep into bloodthirsty killers on a New Zealand farm.

In the mood for a fun meta slasher with a traumatized group of camp councilors and a running body count so #watching You Might Be the Killer (2019).

This might be my year for actor/director marathons. Tonight I'm #watching The Haunting in Connecticut (2009) as the first installment in my Kyle Gallner thread. It's surprising how many films I've seen him in but this is probably just my excuse to rewatch the Smile films and Strange Darling.

All cannibal movies should be required to share their favorite recipes in the end credits.

Anne Parillaud as a vampire sounds like a lovely evening. #watching Innocent Blood (1992).

If You could create any DVD boxset regardless of genre, what would You choose? - Infection (2004) : The infection in the hospital is a green glow - Re-Animator (1985) : Famous for the dayglo green injection - Repo Man (1984) : Aliens tech glows green - Alien (1979) : Iconic poster oozes green

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#watching Don't Follow Me (2025) aka No Me Signas. An aspiring influencer moves into a famously haunted building to make fake paranormal vids to attract followers, unaware of the real evil around her. Familiar theme but I like the energy of the lead in the trailer.

Now #watching The Wicker Man (1973) because I'll never be able to get over Christopher Lee's haircut. Bold move my friend, bold move. I confess I didn't get this film the first time but each time since I've become more convinced it's a masterpiece of horror.

Just finished #watching The Last Sacrifice (2025), a documentary about the real life murders that influenced 70s folk horror, especially The Wicker Man. We need need more pagan black magic death cults if only to inspire the next gen of horror. Please do your part.

It's been a bit since I've #watched Under the Skin (2014) but after recently seeing Bugonia (2025) I've been thinking about human/alien symbiosis and this one stands out, in my mind, as both alien and humanistic.

Shudder has dropped nearly a dozen Chinese horror flicks from the 70-80s. #watching Hex (1980) about a sick wife and her servant who kill her abusive husband. Very witchy and ghostly as well as mildly erotic. Looking forward to seeing all of these.

Just back from #watching Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2026). Sam Rockwell does dystopian scifi so well. It's a wonderfully absurd story that reflects the future of modern social interaction.

One last romance horror for the evening #watching Lisa Frankenstein (2024) because love shouldn't be restrained by death. Kind of a love lorn version of Nekromantik (1988)?

More romantic horror #watching A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014) featuring a vampire on a skateboard meeting a cosplaying vampire with a cool car. The spark of love igniting forbidden passion while stepping over corpses in a dying town.

#watching Spring (2014) about a troubled man fleeing to Italy where he falls for local woman with seriously unusual baggage. Feel like Benson & Moorhead made this as a palette cleanser between the insanity of Resolution and The Endless.

Just finished #watching Honey Bunch (2025) on Shudder. Reminds me a bit of A Cure for Wellness in the way the medical treatment goes. A slow burn to get to the unsettling reveal in the story but it's also a bit touching for the romantic fools out there. Rather enjoyed it.