#Blaires Nightmares.

[goryhorroor]

horror + movies posters II

[dushku]

THIRTEEN HORROR FILMS THAT SCARED TF OUT OF ME!

tag rules: select 13 horror films that at one point in time terrified the hell out of you (gifs optional)

tagged by @pascow

tagging: @moonlight @rachmcadams @stuart-townsend @saw-x @mikaeled

@xenobites @j0el-miller @dhawanmasters and anyone else who wants to do this!

[dressed-up-messed-up]

Gosh, stealing their grandkid is the highlight of their day!!

[spookytuesdaypod]

it’s a CLEAR reference to scream // i know what you did last summer // carrie // the sixth sense // scream 2 // the blair witch project // i still know what you did last summer // a nightmare on elm street // the matrix // the usual suspects // final destination

[texaschainsawmascara]

Femme Fatales covers

[hauntedrose555]

[teanderthalrex]

Horror Movie Book Recommendations

Friday the 13th - Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle

Nightmare on Elm Street - Dream Date by Sinclair Smith

Halloween - Escape from Happydale by Jack Quaid

Hereditary - A Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Little Shop of Horrors - Several People are Typing by Calvin Kasulke

Scream - My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones

The Blair Witch Project - House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski

An American Werewolf in London - Such Sharp Teeth by Rachel Harrison

Dawn of the Dead - The Z Word by Lindsay King-Miller

Poltergeist - The House Next Door by Anne Rivers Siddons

The Thing - The Troop by Nick Cutter

The Exorcist - My Best Friend's Exorcism by Grady Hendrix

Evil Dead - The Hobbomock by Ryan C. Thomas

Alien - Contagion by Erin Bowen

The Shining - The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones

Gremlins - Clickers by J. F. Gonzalez & Mark WIlliams

[theunseeliefilmclub]

Every Film I've Seen in 2024: October

Horror Express (1972)

M (1931)

The Fly (1986)

100 Years of Horror (1996)

Cool Runnings (1993)

Spies in Disguise (2019)

Coraline (2009)

Calamity Jane (1953)

Fantastic Mr Fox (2009)

Salem's Lot (2024)

Transformers One (2024)

Poltergeist (1982)

Cat People (1942)

The Phantom of the Opera (1925)

Onibaba (1964)

The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

The Making of the Thing (1982)

Fantastic Flesh (2008)

Transformers One (2024)

The Blair Witch Project (1999)

Jennifer's Body (2009)

Les Diaboliques (1955)

King Kong (1933)

[mariemariemaria]

don't think I'll ever be over how the media completely lambasted jeremy corbyn and misrepresented him in every possible way. the man was saying that the nhs needed to be properly funded and the media was acting like he was sacrificing children. he appealed to young people and this support got treated like a cult or like a hysterical ignorant movement. bc how dare young people not want to be in insane student debt and unable to afford a home. remember when they photoshopped him to look more russian and soviet? absolutely crazy shit but with all that he still won a higher percentage of the vote than starmer

[saturnitepumpkinhead]

I've watched 270+ horror films. Here are my favorites of all time.

Hell video, proudly served, posted late. There are more than 30 films on this video, and if you count the Saw Franchise as 9 movies in one entry, there's actually 44. I couldn't tag all the movies though :(

[obscure-horror-game-protagonist]

OBSCURE HORROR GAME PROTAGONIST BRACKET

Welcome to the Obscure Horror Game Protagonist Bracket, where the "obscure" in the name is modifying the word "protagonist" and not the word "game".

We believe we have, after a decent amount of deliberation, come up with a wide range of characters, ranging from "Just Normal Guys" to "Insane Torture Murderers" to "an apple", some from games that are fairly obscure themselves and some from games that are actually pretty well known, but we believe all these somewhat arbitrarily chosen characters have one thing in common: If you referred to them by name while talking to any given random person, we've determined there's at least a 60-70% chance they won't know who you're talking about. And they're horror game protagonists. More or less. They all have two things in common. Kind of.

Due to the nature of the premise, it is likely that there will be some situations where you may not have any idea who these people are. To compensate for this, descriptions of the characters including any notable traits will be included with each poll. There's no shame in deciding which one you like better on the spot if it comes down to that.

Additionally, we would like you to please be wary that due to the nature of this being about horror game characters, sensitive subject matter will be mentioned in the descriptions of many of the characters, as it's often unavoidable. Similarly, there will be spoilers for the storylines of the games brought up here, if that matters to you.

But without further ado...

OUR ROUND 1 MATCH-UPS:

Cynte (Endoparasitic) vs. Blake Langermann (Outlast 2)

Ellis Lynch (Blair Witch) vs. Murphy Pendleton (Silent Hill: Downpour)

Michael Tapp (Saw 2: Flesh and Blood (Xbox 360)) vs. Daniel Lamb (Manhunt 2)

Benjamin Oliver Walker (SCP: Containment Breach) vs. Andy the Apple (Andy's Apple Farm)

Foxtrot Unit 1 Commander Sanders (SCP: Nine-Tailed Fox) vs. Eriko Christy (Illbleed)

Clancy Jarvis (Resident Evil 7: Banned Footage) vs. Simon Jarrett (SOMA)

Justine Florbelle (Amnesia: Justine) vs. Thomas Smith (Neverending Nightmares)

David Hoover (The Crooked Man) vs. Arthur Hastings (We Happy Few)

Round one will begin on May 1st, 2023.

[sapphic-outlaw]

Non RDR2 related ramble:

Several years ago now I was training someone in at the animal shelter I worked at, showing her how to handle the dogs and clean their kennels. The dogs were being super loud because it was morning exercise time and they were excited, so of course with there being probably 30 dogs in one area, it was pretty damn deafening, not to mention the fact that I have hearing loss.

Anyway, I was explaining something about extra messy kennel protocol to the trainee and she said "that sounds annoying", to which I responded "yeah it's pretty annoying sometimes". But as she immediately stepped out of the way I realized she asked "am I in the way?" and that mistake will haunt me for the rest of my life.

[connorswhisk]

happy halloween btw!! little horror trib i made

[dressed-up-messed-up]

Happy Belated Halloween, everyone!

As usual, here's the Valentine-Skellington family, the lovely Halloween/Valentine's Day family haha.

Skelly belongs to @darkmatternova, although you can find her Skellingtons-specific content at @theskellingtons.

[jessicatredes]

the 68th hunger games

Modeled after pre-Panem national parks & nature preserves, the 68th Hunger Games featured crumbling buildings, dilapidated trails, and a wide-range of wildlife. The arena mainly featured swamps and marshes, with mangrove thickets and brackish waters. Tributes were dressed in thick cargo pants to protect against undergrowth, hiking boots, and thin, knitted sweaters.

The cornucopia featured a plethora of weapons; including maces, throwing knives, and swords. Typical survival gear was scattered around the area as well. Sponsors were in short supply this year due to the lack of interactions between tributes throughout the majority of the game. Those who did receive parachutes were primarily gifted food or fresh water.

After the initial bloodbath at the start of the game, most tributes succumbed to animals, traps, and infection rather than fellow competitors. Sutherland Acosta, that year's victor, utilized bear traps throughout the arena, luring and herding tributes into the paths she set. Sutherland herself almost died to a muttation designed after a bear, much to the humor of Capitol citizens.

[hauntedrose555]