I’m enjoying the recent video trend of “middle aged MAGA tough guy tries to assault high school kids out protesting ICE and quickly gets his ass kicked, then drives away humiliated.” Good clean fun.

Flowers? ✔️ Cookies? ✔️ Evil Dead card? ✔️ My Valentine's Day has been pretty awesome so far. Much thanks and love, Erin! ❤️

Man I'm so goddamn sick of ai. "Wahhh you can't have a reasonable conversation about ai on here," yeah maybe be mad about the two year parade of scam artists and financial charlatans and environmental ruiners who have radicalized everyone against the spell check that agrees with you

Most of the films I debated about listing here at least got wide theatrical releases, but my one flex would be seeing Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon when it got that limited run in theaters from Anchor Bay.

Everybody knows that Pupper just won Downhill Gold

Schumer: ball’s in your court Republicans: stab the ball, tear it apart, set it on fire, rip up the court and sell the turf to Bahrain Schumer: hey you guys are out of balls Republicans: we’re gonna kill your families Schumer: ok we’ll pass funding for new balls but you’ve GOT to read the rules

Seeing all these AI ads reminds me of the commercials about 25 years ago when every other one was for a dot com that went belly up within a year.

To counter AI slop writers, we need louder celebrations of the oddball writers of two weird books that each took 20 years to write, the hermits refusing to publish except via mimeographed zines, the typewriter poets, playwrights for dollhouses, short story writers who sew words into vegan vellum...

There's exactly one normal man left on planet Earth.

Good morning, friends! It's Thursday, which means it's also almost Friday.

Sal Buscema's run on The Spectacular Spider-Man in the late '80s and early '90s was one of my favorite comic books growing up. His ability to draw action and effective emotional reactions from his characters was always top notch. The man left a major impact in his field, and he will be missed. #RIP

Wrote about the observers. The people standing by and filming and the risk they are taking to let the world see what is happening. It's crucial and its the only way to combat the lies and blatant propaganda. www.theatlantic.com/technology/2...

It’s almost as if being willing to die for the greater good and fight for the rights of our neighbors as much as our own is our whole national fucking identity.

On the weakness of state terror: once ppl internalize the regime's lawless brutality, that they are no safer in their homes than in the streets (& vice versa), and that their unwavering defiance is what confounds & disempowers the regime, they also realize they have nothing to lose but their fear.

Anti-ICE protesters fill the streets of downtown Minneapolis during an "ICE Out" rally on Jan. 23. 📷️ Alex Kormann/The Minnesota Star Tribune Continuing coverage: bit.ly/3ZsrBxQ

If the admin's strategic goal was to break public resistance to immigration enforcement activities, it was a tactical mistake to go to the Twin Cities.

This takes enormous amounts of resources and sacrifice to pull off. Sharing this to support people on the ground: "This directory of places to donate to all comes from activists on the ground, plugged into the situation. Everything is vetted, with the exception of individual GoFundMes"

sounds good! 👍

Meow!

My horror meetup group hit this milestone before the year wrapped: 1K members! So, despite how terrible 2025 was in many ways, this wasn't. #BostonHorrorSociety

This is true and I was the only one on set excited about it (and playing the song on my phone to blank stares)

If Amy Sherman-Palladino can produce 22 high-quality episodes of Gilmore Girls every year in the space of 6 years, there's no reason we should have to wait 2 to 3 years for the next 8 episode season of your streaming series.

Squirrel Girl, or GTFO!

My true Christmas wish - the thing I hold most hopeful in my heart - is that each and every one of you has a better 2026 than you had in 2025. May the fates be generous and kind and you all receive the blessings you all so richly deserve. Merry Christmas and much love to you all.

A horror movie where a streaming platform fucks up remastering a beloved tv show and the edges of the frame are revealed to be full of demons and shit

"I guess what I'm trying to say, is that if I can change, and you can change, everybody can change!" Cue 8 year old Jason bawling his eyes out. 😭

Soup Night! 💀

Yes yes, Nosferatu (2024), Frankenstein (2025), Werwulf in 2026 but now we need an Abbott and Costello equivalent to meet them all in 2027

Vincent Price and Elvira want to wish you a Happy and Spooky Halloween. 🎃

the INVISIBLE MAN is imho probably the best of the OG universal horror films. it is delightfully unhinged and the invisibility effect is still astonishing all of these years later

One of the fav movie rental experiences. This and The Cable Guy would make an ideal double feature.

As should be no surprise, @mitpress.bsky.social bookstore has an impressive display of books for October. 📚

Last night's performance of Evil Dead in Concert at The Cabot in Beverly was groovy! #evildeadinconcert

So happy to be slinging books at the Spooktastic book fair again this year!👻📚 This free all ages horror book fair will feature over SIXTY children's, YA, and adult horror authors! Meet @paultremblay.bsky.social and more! When: Saturday, September 13 from 11am-5pm Where: Be there and be scared!😱

I will say the thing that AI does really well is emulate that precise feeling of meeting someone new, and they seem amiable and pretty verbose, but over the course of the conversation you start to realize that they’re very stupid.

Last night's screening of the '88 version of The Blob by @thecoolidge.bsky.social was a lot of fun. Saw plenty of familiar faces at the Rose Kennedy Greenway, the presentation on the Great Molasses Food was informative, and Ripley attended her 1st Boston Horror Society event!

"It's ok, honey. The Sears Tower experiencing a blackout won't hurt you!" The Sears Tower experiencing a blackout:

A week has passed since Camp Necon 43 ended. If a horror literature con merged with a family reunion, that's Necon in a nutshell. Can't say enough wonderful things about it. 📚🦇🍻

And one final thought: Ozzy going out after giving an emotional final performance that raised a ton of money for charity is more spiritually uplifting and did more genuine good than anything any televangelist and religious grifter who railed against him ever did combined.

Things got weird Tuesday night. #WeirdAl

When you discover that the cabin in Maine you are staying at has the best reading material. 🔎 #nancydrew

Greetings from Damariscotta, ME. 😎

Re: last repost, if you're looking for a feel-bad, anti-patriotic movie to counter-program this 4th of July, you can do much worse than Brian De Palma's BLOW OUT (1981).

How most packages are addressed to me.

🎃 Remember Monster Planet?! Back in 1995, cult icon Reed Richmond hosted a weird 'lil Halloween special on witches, werewolves, & more. Thought lost— it's finally available again, and first run comes with a spooky punk zine from back in the day. Link in my bio. October in my heart. LET'S RAGE

If you celebrate it, Happy #Jaws Day! 🦈

The best news you can get after attending a con over the weekend. 🥳 #StokerCon

If there is one memory me and Gillian Daniels will take with us from #StokerCon, it will be the birds. Both the lobby art and the real ones that visited the hotel windows too often.😬

Congrats to @emilyhughes.bsky.social on winning a Stoker Award for her book Horror for Weenies! #StokerCon