I’m reluctant to trust something coming from freefolk but I do really like the sound of some of these changes
I don’t watch the F13 movies for the nudity but I noticed the lack of it in the show and thought that it was odd
'CRYSTAL LAKE' showrunner Brad Caleb Kane says he tried to include more explicit nudity.
“Sometimes you get overruled in these things.”
Read his comments: [dreadcentral.com/news/594353…]
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This is an absolute disgrace. One of the best Friday's has never got the respect it deserves. One day it'll be New Beginning's time to shine
What’s your under-20% Rotten Tomatoes “hear me out”?
Not talking about the usual picks like HOOK or BULLET TRAIN. Give the genuinely unpopular opinions.
MORTAL KOMBAT: ANNIHILATION (1997) has just 4% on Rotten Tomatoes, but the ridiculous dialogue, bizarre character choices and gloriously cheesy fight scenes make it a hilarious time capsule of ’90s video game movies. It’s a complete mess, but watching Shao Kahn deliver lines like he’s auditioning for a wrestling promo has its own charm.
What’s your pick?
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This will always be one of the funniest moments from the Game of Thrones franchise. 😄
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when i say i live for dennis's expressions while he listens to the anal beads stroy that he's behind I'm not exaggerating
My TCM rankings
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2
Texas Chainsaw 3D
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
Leatherface
I unironically love this scene so much. "Do your thing Cuz" is a dumb but also badass line and this movie is super underrated.
It's pretty much the same twist as the end of Wrong Turn 6 but this one is so much more satisfying and fun.
i cant be the only one who actually wants a copy of the painting from Cabin in the Woods? i love creepy stuff like this
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we would live in a much better world if friday the 13th part vii hadn’t been butchered by the mpaa back in 1988









































