I thought they were the same thing for the longest - I thought the Adams Family were a family from The MunstersWill it be "funny" Munsters??
Truth be told, i always felt like...
Munsters>>>>>>>>>>Addams Family.
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darealvelle
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You too?? Let’s just wait until the details about the movie start coming - I don’t want to read any more about everyone’s “hopes” about what RZ will and won’t do until said time
What I was saying is that we all jumping to conclusions thinking he will somehow turn the Munsters into the Firefly family. He might keep it very similar to the show.
darealvelle
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I didn’t know. I wasn’t familiar. I thought the Adams was the family last name of The Munsters. I didn’t realize they were 2 separate families
darealvelle
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I didn’t know. I wasn’t familiar. I thought the Adams was the family last name of The Munsters. I didn’t realize they were 2 separate families
I was always a fan of the Munsters over the Adams family. That show had swag
The Stylist
Obsession gets a makeover in The Stylist, a deliciously twisted slice of female-led psychological horror, nominated for the New Visions Award for Best Motion Picture at the 2020 Sitges International Film Festival and based on co-writer/director Jill Gevargizian’s award-winning short film of the same name.
We all dream of being someone else… but for Claire (Najarra Townsend, Contracted), that dream goes from an obsession to a living nightmare. Hairstylist by day, serial killer and collector of scalps by night, Claire’s lonely existence is thrown into turmoil when her regular client, Olivia (Brea Grant, After Midnight; director of 12 Hour Shift), asks her to style her hair for her wedding day. Increasingly fixated on Olivia’s seemingly flawless life, Claire vows to lock up her scalp collection and change her ways for good – only to discover that repressing your deadly desires is easier said than done…
Featuring striking visuals and pitch-perfect performances from its talented cast, The Stylist offers viewers “a delicately deranged glimpse into social anxiety and loneliness” (Slashfilm) – a bold and mesmerising debut feature from a filmmaker to watch.
Obsession gets a makeover in The Stylist, a deliciously twisted slice of female-led psychological horror, nominated for the New Visions Award for Best Motion Picture at the 2020 Sitges International Film Festival and based on co-writer/director Jill Gevargizian’s award-winning short film of the same name.
We all dream of being someone else… but for Claire (Najarra Townsend, Contracted), that dream goes from an obsession to a living nightmare. Hairstylist by day, serial killer and collector of scalps by night, Claire’s lonely existence is thrown into turmoil when her regular client, Olivia (Brea Grant, After Midnight; director of 12 Hour Shift), asks her to style her hair for her wedding day. Increasingly fixated on Olivia’s seemingly flawless life, Claire vows to lock up her scalp collection and change her ways for good – only to discover that repressing your deadly desires is easier said than done…
Featuring striking visuals and pitch-perfect performances from its talented cast, The Stylist offers viewers “a delicately deranged glimpse into social anxiety and loneliness” (Slashfilm) – a bold and mesmerising debut feature from a filmmaker to watch.
Meander
You wake up.
You wear a futuristic suit.
You are stuck in an endless metal maze.
Every 8 minutes, you need to move forward or die.
The only reason to know why is to survive every death trap on your way.
Directed By: Mathieu Turi
Starring: Gaia Weiss
Release Date: In limited theaters and on VOD platforms July 9, 2021.
You wake up.
You wear a futuristic suit.
You are stuck in an endless metal maze.
Every 8 minutes, you need to move forward or die.
The only reason to know why is to survive every death trap on your way.
Directed By: Mathieu Turi
Starring: Gaia Weiss
Release Date: In limited theaters and on VOD platforms July 9, 2021.
The Nest
When Meg and her mother Beth visit a yard sale, Beth buys her young daughter an adorable stuffed bear, thinking it may help with Meg’s separation anxiety. As children do, she quickly becomes attached to the bear, talking to it and taking it everywhere she goes. However, soon Beth notices that the bear is communicating with Meg and even influencing her behaviour. When Meg starts developing hoarding habits, and seems infected by a parasitic creature, things take a turn for the worse. Soon it’s clear there’s something much more nightmarish and sinister to this yard sale toy than anyone could have imagined.
Directed By: James Suttles
Starring: Maple Suttles as Meg, Dee Wallace, Sarah Navratil, Kevin Patrick Murphy, Drez Ryan, Blaque Fowler and Anna Lynn Holleman
Release Date: July 28, 2021
When Meg and her mother Beth visit a yard sale, Beth buys her young daughter an adorable stuffed bear, thinking it may help with Meg’s separation anxiety. As children do, she quickly becomes attached to the bear, talking to it and taking it everywhere she goes. However, soon Beth notices that the bear is communicating with Meg and even influencing her behaviour. When Meg starts developing hoarding habits, and seems infected by a parasitic creature, things take a turn for the worse. Soon it’s clear there’s something much more nightmarish and sinister to this yard sale toy than anyone could have imagined.
Directed By: James Suttles
Starring: Maple Suttles as Meg, Dee Wallace, Sarah Navratil, Kevin Patrick Murphy, Drez Ryan, Blaque Fowler and Anna Lynn Holleman
Release Date: July 28, 2021
Blood Red Sky
A woman with a mysterious illness is forced into action when a group of terrorists attempt to hijack a transatlantic overnight flight. In order to protect her son she will have to reveal a dark secret, and unleash the inner monster she has fought to hide.
Thanks for the update trailer. Netflix better come through with this movie; I’ve been reading interesting details about it.
the only way to describe it is :
a modern day South American ( Uruguay) Giallo love letter
Listening to this actual interview with Ed and Lorraine is much more scarier than the retelling in movie format - Real life >>>>>
9:00 - listening to them explain the stages: possession, oppression, suppression
This sounds like a lot of ways people are moving these days - possessed and spiritually/mentally defeated with their souls taken over.
10:20- There were over 46 devils in the house. Not just the 1 covered in the movie . Demons are attracted to each other - they feed off energy.
10:42- The Catholic Church called the Warrens (not how it’s portrayed in the movie where the family called them)
9:00 - listening to them explain the stages: possession, oppression, suppression
This sounds like a lot of ways people are moving these days - possessed and spiritually/mentally defeated with their souls taken over.
10:20- There were over 46 devils in the house. Not just the 1 covered in the movie . Demons are attracted to each other - they feed off energy.
10:42- The Catholic Church called the Warrens (not how it’s portrayed in the movie where the family called them)
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MoviePass wasn’t shyt for this:
MoviePass actively tried to stop users from seeing movies, FTC alleges
The movie ticket subscription service, which promised customers the ability to see one film in theaters per day for $9.95 a month, officially shuttered (for good) in 2019. However, according to a Federal Trade Commission complaint released Monday, the company actively worked to prevent its customers from seeing movies in theaters.
MoviePass allegedly did this in three calculated and rather hilariously screwed-up ways.
First, according to an FTC press release announcing the complaint, MoviePass invalidated users' passwords and claimed, falsely, that it had detected fraud related to their accounts. And we're talking about a lot of customers. According to the complaint, MoviePass did this to 75,000 users — many of whom where then locked out of their accounts as "MoviePass's password reset process often failed."
The FTC notes that MoviePass's then CEO Mitchell Lowe, along with the CEO of MoviePass's parent company, "knew of, ordered, or helped execute the password disruption program."
Second, MoviePass allegedly launched a "ticket verification program" that didn't work correctly, and, as a result, "blocked thousands of subscribers from using the service."
And, perhaps most outrageously, "MoviePass's operators used 'trip wires' that blocked certain groups of users—typically those who viewed more than three movies per month—from utilizing the service after they collectively hit certain thresholds based on their monthly cost to the company."
MoviePass actively tried to stop users from seeing movies, FTC alleges
The movie ticket subscription service, which promised customers the ability to see one film in theaters per day for $9.95 a month, officially shuttered (for good) in 2019. However, according to a Federal Trade Commission complaint released Monday, the company actively worked to prevent its customers from seeing movies in theaters.
MoviePass allegedly did this in three calculated and rather hilariously screwed-up ways.
First, according to an FTC press release announcing the complaint, MoviePass invalidated users' passwords and claimed, falsely, that it had detected fraud related to their accounts. And we're talking about a lot of customers. According to the complaint, MoviePass did this to 75,000 users — many of whom where then locked out of their accounts as "MoviePass's password reset process often failed."
The FTC notes that MoviePass's then CEO Mitchell Lowe, along with the CEO of MoviePass's parent company, "knew of, ordered, or helped execute the password disruption program."
Second, MoviePass allegedly launched a "ticket verification program" that didn't work correctly, and, as a result, "blocked thousands of subscribers from using the service."
And, perhaps most outrageously, "MoviePass's operators used 'trip wires' that blocked certain groups of users—typically those who viewed more than three movies per month—from utilizing the service after they collectively hit certain thresholds based on their monthly cost to the company."
Listening to this actual interview with Ed and Lorraine is much more scarier than the retelling in movie format - Real life >>>>>
9:00 - listening to them explain the stages: possession, oppression, suppression
This sounds like a lot of ways people are moving these days - possessed and spiritually/mentally defeated with their souls taken over.
10:20- There were over 46 devils in the house. Not just the 1 covered in the movie . Demons are attracted to each other - they feed off energy.
10:42- The Catholic Church called the Warrens (not how it’s portrayed in the movie where the family called them)
The real life Ed and Lorraine were good and crazy.
They were not crazy - I believe everything that they experienced and went through with demonic presences. You’re crazy for having doubts that possession cases don’t exist. I’ve seen and experienced a few events myself to know not to take any evil presences lightly and to believe that there are demons in disguise.