#Jessa Flux

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Review - Debbie Does Demons (2023) Debbie Does Demons is less of a horror film, erotic or otherwise, and more a collection of bad jokes and reasons for Jessa Flux to say “Boo!” and show off her boobies. Not that that's a bad thing, mind you. https://www.voicesfromthebalcony.com/2023/10/27/debbie-does-demons-2023-review/

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CRACKCOON Comedy creature feature - now with reviews

‘Crack kills’ Crackcoon is a 2024 comedy horror film about a raccoon that eats a designer drug and is transformed into a rampaging monster! Directed by Brad Twigg (Cracula; T-Rexorcist; Crackodile; WrestleMassacre 2; Killer Campout II; American Terror Tales Part 2; 10/31: Part 3; Shriekshow;  Brimstone Incorporated; Deathboard; Frightvision; Harvest of Horrors; WrestleMassacre; Frames of Fear and…

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Crackcoon will be released on Blu-ray on October 29 via Cineverse and Bloody Disgusting. Described as "Rocket Raccoon meets Cocaine Bear," the 2024 horror-comedy is streaming on Screambox.

Brad Twigg directs from a script he co-wrote with Gary Lee Vincent and Todd Martin. Rosaria Eraso, Justin P. Martin, Gary Lee Vincent, Jessa Flux, Chris O'Brocki, Angel Bradford, Hunter Redfern, Tim Hale, Morrigan Thompson, Tom Hoover, and Night of the Living Dead co-creator John A. Russo star.

Special features are listed below, where you can also watch the trailer.

Special features:

Audio Commentary by Writer-Director Brad Twigg, Actress Michelle Bowser, and Special Effects Makeup Artist Daniel Brooks

Behind the Scenes: Crackcoon Interviews

Crackcoon Crack Ups: Bloopers & Outtakes

When a synthetically-altered street drug is discarded in the woods by a drug dealer during a car chase with police, the fallout proves nothing less than horrific as an innocent raccoon eats it, transforming it into a nightmarish killing machine straight from the bowels of Hell. With unsuspecting campers, tourists, and residents of a mountain community all in close proximity to the epicenter, no one is safe from the monster's unrelenting rampage.

Pre-order Crackcoon.

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The Stunningly Beautiful Jessa Flux 🥰🎬

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JESSA FLUX and KASPER MELTED talk about NUNS VS. SHARKS

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Rude Horror Podcast will be doing a live podcast on the YouTube channel with Actor, Director, Producer Adam Freeman @thescreamking90 (DEADLY DEALINGS, TRULY MADLY, SHARK EXORCIST 2) to talk about his newest film, SCREAM DREAM that is currently crowdfunding on indiegogo. So far, Jessa Flux, Deborah Dutch, Angel Bradford among others have joined the cast to this amazing looking fresh new take to Donald Farmer's 80's horror film Scream Dream. Come join join us live and check out the indiegogo and help contribute to this amazing new cult classic in the making horror film! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/scream-dream/x/18333957#/ Link to the RHP YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/@rudehorrorpodcast https://www.instagram.com/p/CoTnRossvIT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Veteran Scream Queen Felissa Rose Joins The Cast Of Christmas Slasher Film, XXX-MAS!

Iconic scream queen Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp) has jumped on the cast of the upcoming new holiday slasher film, XXX-MAS! The film is co-written and directed by filmmaker James Dean. Other cast members include Drew Marvick, Dolly Leigh, Morrigan Thompson, and Jessa Flux. Keep reading for more details below. From The Press Release ST. LOUIS, MO – Independent film company Monster Kid…

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Cannibal Hookers (2018) | Donald Farmer

“These girls will do anything to get into the Zama Gata Bata Sorority. Their initiation is to dress up as a couple of Hollywood hookers, pick up two johns and bring them back to the sorority. All the while the sisters of the Zama Gata Bata are waiting to have a little fresh meat when they get there!

There is no shortage of blood and guts in this sex-soaked sleazy slice of retro-80's horror.”

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Jessa Flux from Cannibal Hookers with Tara Reid

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once more, with feeling

rorochan92 said:  the last two GoTSM short stories were SO GOOD! I loved them! I’ve seen a bit of “negativity” online: it looks like some people think it’s unfair that Jem and Tessa had a child, and they’re upset because it looks like Will and Tessa only have one scene together in TLH. Sigh, I feel so sad. I wish people could just see how amazing Will, Tessa and Jem (all of them!) are.

I think a lot of people do — negativity is often a small group of people who are loudly complaining, but most of my asks have been lovely warm-hearted questions about Mina’s wellbeing and whether Will is looking down on her from the afterlife. Which is really sweet!

I think there’s a couple misunderstandings at work here: one is the idea that Will and Tessa only have “one scene together” in TLH. They have one scene alone together from their points of view in the first book.  (And I had to fight and fight to get it, because my editor thought it was inappropriate to have any scenes from the point of view of “the parents” in the book at all.)

As I’ve said a gazillion times, I’ve kept the POVs in Chain of Gold limited to the three mains, because there are so many characters and I was working hard to keep the focus on the central storyline. I am somewhat surprised that the reaction to hearing that Will and Tessa have a love scene together from Tessa’s POV in the first book was not being pleased to hear it, but feeling upset that the whole book isn’t about poor James and Lucie being trapped in a room while their parents make out. I feel this would turn everyone in the world off Wessa, me included. 

There are also two more books, and we don’t know what will happen in those; there’s also the extra short story about Will and Tessa’s wedding that will be special content, i.e. an entire short story just about them. I have seen the complaint that Wessa has to “share” the TID series with Jessa, as if that somehow compromises their intimacy or romance. I don’t believe it does — and I believe this kind of point-scoring is damaging to readers and tends to undermine and destroy the pleasure of actually experiencing stories. They can’t be broken down mathematically —Will and Tessa don’t have “1.5″ books about them because Jem was also in TID. They have three books about them that Jem was also in, in which they had a powerful romance. We got to see their POV’s, we got to see the first time they slept together, Will proposing to Tessa, etc and so on. We never even got Jem’s POV and his and Tessa’s first time is in a Tumblr post that most of my fans have never read or seen.

Which is part of the reason I wanted to create Ghosts of the Shadow Market — to get a glimpse into the head of a character whose POV we hadn’t explored before. And while it’s true there’s a good amount of content about Jem and Tessa in Ghosts, that’s because Jem is the main character, not because anyone — including me — hates Will. It’s because part of the story of Jem and Tessa is that they both lost Will, and loved him and missed him, and from the fourth story in Ghosts on, he’s no longer alive. When I write present-day content, Will is dead in it. That’s a reality of writing these books, and is why trying to create a false idea of “parity” — measuring the page time each couple gets in an attempt to sort of pointlessly score for an OTP — is pointless. The content of stories is often dictated by the time period they take place in or the POV they’re told from. The idea that it’s entirely shaped by whether the author likes a character or a pairing more than another is just not true. 

I also think the idea that “equality” or parity equals content that can be measured is wrong — a book is not a seesaw or a set of weights. The Shadowhunters series is also constantly in flux. While people may feel now that they’ve gotten a lot of Jessa content because of Ghosts, they will feel completely differently after three books of Will and Tessa being married and readers spending a huge amount of time with their children and in their family. 

If I could make one request of the universe, it would be that readers who prefer one ship in these books over another would try not to approach the experience of reading as the acquisition of a set of points that are being collected in favor of one couple or another. Jem and Tessa’s baby — who we’ve known about for a long time — is not a point scored against Will. There is no one who would be happier about little Mina than Will would be;there is no one who would rush out to read Ghosts of the Shadow Market faster than Will would, and there is no one who would be sadder about the negativity carried out in his name than Will would be.

And I can’t imagine it’s that much fun for you guys either.

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BIGFOOT EXORCIST Donald Farmer's sasquatch silliness - reviews - free on Tubi

‘The Devil’s beast wants blood’ Bigfoot Exorcist is a 2024 comedy horror film about a young man possessed by the curse of the ultimate beast. Written and directed by Donald Farmer (Shark Exorcist 2: Unholy Waters; Shark Exorcist; Cannibal Cop; Chainsaw Cheerleaders; Cannibal Hookers), the movie stars Jessa Flux (He Knows; The Embalmers; Reunion from Hell), Dixie Gers (Kill Dolly Kill; 13 Slays…