I do love rare Hungarian dogs

Thank you, I couldn't remember if Rob was on bluesky and I tried searching Aukema but it didnt come up but now that I see his handle that makes sense.

Can you explain what this is supposed to be representative of?

Sounds cool, look forward to seeing it play out

Curious as to the details of what the cannabodies study is?

I genuinely did not think this was a controversial opinion

Oh fuck, what timeline have I fallen into

wow. do I even know you

I think we can all agree Jeff Buckley’s cover of Hallelujah qualifies here

I've seen multiple snow pics from @lcornelas.bsky.social and @katiew.bsky.social already this year from NM. Dont pretend your weather is superior to the Canada you left!! Soon you'll be speaking Fahrenheit.

Baby steps

Woman in the Yard is a good parable of suicide, I liked it more then expected based on the reviews. Boogeyman was fun too, I agree.

There is still today to binge horror movies before the season officially ends

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I will win you over one day Nikki.

1. The Outwaters (2023)

This highly polarizing film is as disorienting as a David Lynch film but as beautiful as a Terence Malick film. A cosmic found footage horror that rapidly pivots from slow and benign to confusing and horrifying. The imagery of this stuck with and haunted me like few films do

2. X (2022)

To me, X is to the 2020s what Scream was to the 1990s. Its an entertaining slasher with a great cast, soundtrack and aesthetic, but also a love letter to horror movies filled with easter eggs to classics like Texas Chainsaw, Psycho and Shining. This is Ti West firing on all cylinders.

3. Talk to Me (2023)

A group of teens use the mummified hand of a psychic to channel spirits like a party favor, but fun turns to darkness when they lose control of the situation. The debut film of the Phillipou bros (who went on to make Bring Her Back), solidifies them as a voice of modern horror.