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[Lord_nikon]

Cyst

Nurse Patricia works under an enthusiastic plastic surgeon who believes he’s invented a breakthrough cyst-removal machine and, against Patricia’s sound advice, will stop at nothing to patent it so it can be used for his patients. But when their differences turn into a physical altercation, damaging the machine, what started as Patricia’s last day on duty becomes a battle for survival after the doctor’s “Get Gone” cyst-removing invention inadvertently turns a patient’s tumor into a cyst-monster that terrorizes the office.
Directed By: Tyler Russell
Starring: Eva Habermann, George Hardy, Greg Sestero
Available On Demand, Digital and DVD June 21st



This movie seems like just my kind of wacky.

that's all you playboy ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I got some Trypophobia in me

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Like I always say, behind every horror movie/series lies a true story.





10 Dark Storylines That Disney Movies Left Out

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

that's all you playboy ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I got some Trypophobia in me

I don’t need those types of problems. I’m scrolled right past that movie @Jello Biafra posted and didn’t Dap him. I have trypop triggering something serious. @Jello Biafra please spoiler that.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Today I Learned: The OG Story Of The Little Mermaid Is Actually Unbearably Dark

That’s because the original story of The Little Mermaid is unbearably cooked. We’re talking about childhood-ruining levels of messed up here.


In the original fairy tale, the mermaid must receive a kiss from the prince or she will die (as mermaids don’t have souls and the prince’s kiss will give her a small part of his soul) as opposed to the animated film’s penalty of simply turning back to a mermaid. After turning into a human, it is also revealed that the penalty of having legs is every step the mermaid takes will feel like she is walking on glass and her feet will bleed everywhere, a little detail that Disney conveniently glossed over.

Rather than being sympathetic to the mermaid’s awful situation and kissing her straight away upon their reunion on land, the prince gleefully asks her to dance for him out of amusement, which so does so despite going through excruciating pain. It gets even worse from this point.

At this point the mermaid is given a choice: kill the prince and turn back into a mermaid or have blood pour out of her feet like a firehose until she dies. While the prince more than deserves a knife to the heart rather than her love, the mermaid can’t do it and instead throws herself into the sea and turns into sea foam.
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this is some sick shyt. Behind every Disney fairy tale there’s a demonic origin story.

 

[T.H.E.GOD]

Rob Savage was one of the few filmmakers in the world to benefit from the Pandemic Years, with his film Host — lauded as one of the best movies of 2020 — filmed exclusively on a group Zoom call. (No, that was not the only reason why it's considered a horror movie, given all the freaky-deaky stuff that goes on).

Now, after its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival last year, Savage's sophomore feature DASHCAM, not to be mistaken for the other DASHCAM to debut last year, gets a new trailer ahead of the film's release on June 3. Like Host, it uses an array of unique filmmaking techniques — which, if the title hasn't already tipped you off, the trailer gives away.

DASHCAM is directed by Rob Savage and produced for Blumhouse Productions by Jason Blum, Douglas Cox, and Savage. It stars Annie Hardy, Angela Enahoro, and Amar Chadha-Patel. It originally made its debut at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2021, and was named second runner-up for the People's Choice Award: Midnight Madness. It enjoyed a successful run on the festival circuit, including appearances at the 2021 editions of the BFI London Film Festival and Sitges.

DASHCAM will be available in the US on-demand on June 3, and in the UK on digital on June 6. It's set for a debut in theaters across both territories on June 3. Check out the teaser below:

You holding it down right now in this bytch. That trailer had me shook. @ me when this comes out. We watch it together.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

You holding it down right now in this bytch. That trailer had me shook. @ me when this comes out. We watch it together.

Let’s just stick to the discussion topics without the insinuations - I’ll give you a pass this time, on the last part of your comment. There is no “we” or “together”. Thank you.

 

[Lord_nikon]

So this movie is good ? I may watch this weekend

 

[Duke Dixon]

So this movie is good ? I may watch this weekend

I loved it but I think I like it a bit more than other people. Maybe 1 or 2 people so far said they didn't like it.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

So this movie is good ? I may watch this weekend

There were a few parts where I thought they were doing too much with the sexual stuff but overall, it was a good watch with twists. It's been greenlit for a prequel, which has my interest.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

This site link has upcoming horror movies, dates and tba's
UHM

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

New movie dropping on Shudder next month called "The Cellar".



Looks interesting.

Elitha Cuthbert from "Happy Endings" is back on her horror movie vibe - haven't seen her in a horror movie since House of Wax. Didn't know she was starring in this:

"Based on director Brendan Muldowney’s 2004 short film, The Ten Steps (which I’ve never seen), this film tells the standard story of a family moving into an old home after snagging it for a bargain price at auction. Of course, when you combine a good deal with an old house that usually means it’s haunted (will these families ever learn?) and naturally that seems to be the case here after the family’s teen daughter mysteriously disappears while traversing the home’s cellar one night.

The police shrug it off as the girl simply running away (as teenage girls apparently often do), leaving the frantic mother (played by Elisha Cuthbert) no choice but to look into the home’s history, which she believes may be key into the daughter's disappearance. She ultimately uncovers the previous owners dark past and their study and interest in other dimensions (which may also explain all the weird symbols around the house). Now she must figure out how to get her daughter back before she loses her forever.

The Cellar will be in theaters and will stream on Shudder April 15th."

I need to see this.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

This Week's Notable Horror: 04/18 - 04/24

"Aside from a few flicks finally hitting DVD/Blu-ray this week (Bleed With Me, The Exorcism of God, V/H/S 94), we're sadly only getting a couple new notable releases. Check'em out below."

NOTE: This is not a comprehensive list (there's simply too much to keep track of), but it is a list of more notable movies to keep an eye out for. If you spot an error or a movie is missing from the list, contact me.

VIRUS: 32
Thursday - April 21st (Shudder)


A virus breaks out and a chilling massacre rages through the streets of Montevideo. The sick become hunters, and only calm their fever by unscrupulously killing all those not yet infected. Unaware of this, Iris and her daughter spend the day in the sports club where Iris works as a security guard. When the night comes, a fight without mercy is about to begin. Their only hope of salvation arrives when they discover that after each attack the infected seem to have 32 seconds of peace before charging again.

WE'RE ALL GOING TO THE WORLD'S FAIR
Friday - April 22nd (VOD)


Reality and illusion collide as Casey opts to take part in the World’s Fair Challenge, a mysterious online horror game that asks participants to, Bloody Mary style, repeat “I want to go to the World’s Fair” three times before drawing blood from their finger. As she starts to document what happens next through viral videos, her grip begins to loosen, and a mysterious figure starts to beckon her from the depths of the internet — or her own unconscious.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

The True Story Of The Mysterious 'Montauk Monster' That Washed Ashore On Long Island In 2008

In July 2008, a strange creature washed ashore in Long Island, New York. Lying dead on the beaches of Ditch Plains, the bloated, bloodless beast looked like a monster out of a storybook, which inspired the public to dub it the “Montauk Monster.”

News about the monster and theories about its origin quickly spread. People speculated that it could be the mutant result of an experiment performed at the nearby Plum Island Animal Disease Center. Others posited that it was an alien entity that had succumbed to Earthly elements.

Or, perhaps, it was merely a bizarre marketing scheme.

It didn’t take long for the director of the International Cryptozoology Museum Loren Coleman, who’s largely credited with coming up with the name “Montauk Monster,” to launch an extensive investigation of the creature.

As an expert in animals whose existence is disputed (like the Loch Ness Monster, for instance), Coleman appeared to be the perfect fit for the job — if only Montauk locals would speak with him.

Coleman noted that, strangely, “these people put up a brick wall around themselves.”

What did they know about the Montauk Monster — and did it frighten them to silence?

The Montauk Monster Washes Ashore
On July 12, 2008, Jenna Hewitt and her friends Rachel Goldberg and Courtney Fruin hit the beach at Ditch Plains. The hot summer Saturday made for ideal conditions to stroll, but as the group of East Hampton natives continued, they came across a heart-stopping sight.

It looked like a sunbaked dog carcass with strange bindings around its legs. But it didn’t seem like the right size to be a dog, and instead of a snout, the creature seemed to have a beak. Hewitt took a photo of the dead animal— which then spread like wildfire across the internet.

The East Hampton Independentwas the first media outlet to cover the bizarre find. Their story, published on July 23 with a cheeky headline, “The Hound of Bonacville” — which is a play on the nearby area of “Bonackers” and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles — made some local waves.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

the idea that contact between Eleven and the Demogorgon may have opened the portal to the Upside Down, has roots in an incident that conspiracy theorists believe occurred in Montauk in 1983, and ended secret experiments that the US military had been conducting on children for four decades.
Inside the Real-Life Experiment That Inspired 'Stranger Things'