#L.A. Slasher

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L.A. Slasher

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2024 Release TBR

🏳️‍🌈 - queer MC     🇨🇦 - Canadian author    ⭐️ - BIPOC MC 📘 - have an ARC bold - newly added

The Secret History of Bigfoot - John O'Connor (travel/history) - February 6

Ending the Pursuit - Michael Paramo (sociology) - February 8

Tomorrow’s Children - Daniel Polansky (post-apocalypse) - February 27

The Baker and the Bard - Fern Haught (YA cozy fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈- March 5

The Tower - Flora Carr (historical fiction) 📘 - March 5

Parasol Against the Axe - Helen Oyeyemi (literary fiction) ⭐️📘- March 5

Those Beyond the Wall - Micaiah Johnson (science fiction) ⭐️📘 - March 12

The Floating Hotel - Grace Curtis (cozy science fiction) 🏳️‍🌈 - March 19

The Angel of Indian Lake - Stephen Graham Jones (horror) ⭐️ 📘- March 26

This Skin Was Once Mine and Other Disturbances - Eric LaRocca (horror) 📘- April 2

Catchpenny - Charlie Huston (science fiction) 📘- April 9

The Proper Thing and Other Stories - Seanan McGuire (fantasy) - May 1

Plain Jane and the Mermaid - Vera Brosgol (YA fantasy) - May 7

Dreadful - Caitlin Rozakis (fantasy) - May 28

Tidal Creatures - Seanan McGuire (contemporary fantasy) - June 4

Echo of Worlds - M.R. Carey (science fiction) - 📘 June 25

Bury Your Gays - Chuck Tingle (horror) 🏳️‍🌈 - July 9

I Was a Teenage Slasher - Stephen Graham Jones (horror) - July 16 📘⭐️

Chaos at the Lazy Bones Bookshop - Emmeline Duncan (cozy mystery) - July 23

The Wordhunter - Stella Sands (mystery) - August 6

The Dollmakers - Lynn Buchanan (fantasy) - August 13 📘

Radiant Sky - Alan Smale (science fiction) - August 27

Buried Deep and Other Stories - Naomi Novik (fantasy/short stories) - September 17

Nightstrider - Sophia Slade (fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈- September 17

The Village Library Demon-Hunting Society - C.M. Waggoner (fantasy) - September 20

Villain - Natalie Zina Walschots (superhero fiction) 🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈 - October 1 suspect this has moved to 2026

The City in Glass - Nghi Vo (fantasy) - October 1

Swordcrossed - Freya Marske (fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈 - October 8

My Kind of Trouble - L.A. Schwartz (romance) - October 8

Shoestring Theory - Mariana Costa (fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈 - October 8

Sorcery and Small Magics - Maiga Doocy (cozy fantasy) 🏳️‍🌈 - October 15

We Do Not Welcome Our Ten-Year-Old Overlord - Garth Nix (middle grade fantasy) 📘 - October 15

The Scholar and the Last Faerie Door - H.G. Parry (fantasy) - October 22

Usurpation - Sue Burke (science fiction) - October 29

The Improvisers - Nicole Glover (historical fantasy) - November 5 ⭐️

Inkworld: the Color of Revenge - Cornelia Funke (middle grade fantasy) - November 12 📘

The Rivals - Jane Pek (mystery) 📘🏳️‍🌈⭐️- December 1 🏳️

[infernalodie]

Hi there, could you do Samantha Carpenter x male!reader where y/n is her boyfriend for 3 years. His also a soldier who is part of the black ops. Sam told him about her past and her dark secret (her biological father is a serial killer Billy). During the movie y/n went with Sam to Woodsboro when she found out her sister was stabbed, also to keep an eye on Richie since he doesn't trust him.

When he finds out Richie and Amber were behind this and doing all of this because they are so obsessed with the original film and how genuinely amazing they believed it to be, their desire for a better sequel serves as their motivation. He went ballistic and said that's STUPID AND Their STUPID and proceed to attack them and win.

a/n: There is two versions of this that I couldn't decide upon, so I put them both in. For warning, it is brutal.

𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐈𝐧 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐲 || 𝐒𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐡𝐚 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫

"𝘜𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘳𝘯𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘩 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘣𝘳𝘪𝘥𝘨𝘦 𝘛𝘢𝘳𝘱 𝘩𝘢𝘴 𝘴𝘱𝘳𝘶𝘯𝘨 𝘢 𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘬 𝘈𝘯𝘥 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘪𝘮𝘢𝘭𝘴 𝘐'𝘷𝘦 𝘵𝘳𝘢𝘱𝘱𝘦𝘥 𝘏𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘢𝘭𝘭 𝘣𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘮𝘺 𝘱𝘦𝘵𝘴"

Inspo: Nirvana - Something In The Way

Pairing: Samantha Carpenter x Male!reader

Summary: Samantha saw a darkness in you...

Warnings: Umm, just super violent and gore, so read at your own discretion.

Words: 2237

DNI IF YOU'RE YOUNGER THAN 18 AND ARE SENSITIVE TO THE WARNINGS ABOVE!

These fucking idiots.

That’s all Samantha could think of with a gun in her face. These fucking idiots don’t even realize the bullshit they have stirred. And even though blood leaked from her interlocked fingers, she knew what was bound to arise. You stood opposite her, a blank look on your face with your eyes focused on Richie. The man raves about why he and Amber decided to murder. Why they wanted to make and be the perfect source material for a slasher movie. How nowadays, they were all shit and basic.

And the longer she looked at you, the longer she saw a thick shade of darkness surround your figure. Like a pure wave of dark energy enveloping your body like a demon clinging onto your back and being absorbed by your body. She’d seen this before many times and it didn’t change the fact that she felt fearful when you entered that state of being. But when she continued to keep her eyes fixated on you, she saw her dad, Billy Loomis. He was whispering in your ear with his eyes focused on her. As if breaking the wall of the dead to give you the extra push needed to enact a bloodbath on these two psychos.

Your nose twitched hearing Amber yell, jaw clenched as you exhaled through your nose. “You killed unarmed civilians?” Your voice was like a drum that silenced the room. From its deep tone and how suddenly it came. Both killers looked at you, almost having forgotten you were even in the room.

Amber couldn’t help but laugh at the question. “Of course!” She exclaimed. “How were not supposed to get everyone here and create this masterful cinema experience? Why? You have some sort of moral compass that doesn’t align with our beliefs?” She mocked.

Glancing out the window, you looked back at the two. “Do you know what I do?” You inquired. “Why this night isn’t going to be easy for the both of you?”

Richie’s face twisted into amusement, looking at his girlfriend who scoffed. “Uh, yeah,” he chuckled. “You’re a construction worker. Grew up in L.A. before going to Modesto to find a quiet life. That’s where you met Samantha and you two happily got together.”

A soft laugh fell from your lips as your fingers began to twitch. Something so small, but with Samantha still able to see her biological father staring at you, lips curved into a smile, she knew hell was rising to the surface. The hardwood floor cracked with the screams of the damned emitting from them and all chanting your name.

Licking your lips, you looked at Richie. “I kill people for a living.”

Both killers couldn’t contain their laughter as they looked at one another. “You?” Amber questioned. “No. No, you build shit for a living, dumbass. You are just canon fodder for the writers to make some side character.”

Samantha’s eyes flickered down to your hand, able to see it close to the glass cup that was on the counter behind you. When she met your gaze, your eyes moved past her and she slowly turned to see a knife. Understanding the message, she nodded. “My job doesn’t look great on an application form,” you said. “But it makes it great to not suspect me of cutting your fucker’s heads off.”

Grabbing the cup, you tossed it at Amber and it hit her in the face, the girl yelled in pain as she dropped her guard. Allowing Sydney Prescott to grab the knife on the island and stab the girl in the stomach. Samantha took the surprise attack and stabbed her knife, stabbing Richie in his shooting hand, making him drop the gun and fall to his knees as he stared at the knife pushed through the back of his hand and through the palm.

Marching towards Richie, you grabbed the handle of the knife and forced the blade into the counter. Causing the man to yell in agony as he held his wrist. “You motherfucker! Fuck!”

“Richie!” Amber sobbed, screaming as she ripped the knife from her stomach and charged at you. Stabbing you in the side, enabling a yell to fall from your lips, slapping Amber across the face where she fell and hit her head on the side of the counter, putting her in a daze. Puffing out breaths, you grabbed the knife in Richie’s hand, ripping it out and slicing open his throat. His eyes were as wide as saucers, hands coming to his throat to try and stop the spurting of blood from the open wound. But you simply grabbed his head and continuously smashed it on the side of the counter.

The three women watching in shock were forced to see the man’s head be cracked right open and pieces of brain matter stick to the pristine counter. But once you were done, you shoved his body to the side and looked down at Amber. Her eyes clouded in tears and fear as she looked between her boyfriend and you. Unable to help the sob that fell from her lips as you stepped over Richie’s body and grab the girl by the ankle.

Straddling her waist, you ripped the knife from your side, grunting. Wrapping your hand around her throat, you plunged the knife into the left side of her chest. Once, then twice, and after thirteen times with Amber’s limbs twitching as she stared up at you, choking on her blood. But before you stop yourself, you looked up at Samantha. Her eyes showed shock and a genuine look of fear on her face. But with her, she could finally see the emotion in your gaze after what felt like hours of you being silent. You’re eyes simply asked, “Do you want me to do this?”

And what felt like a beat of a second, she nodded. Leaving you to look back down at Amber and ground your teeth. “You’re wrong, kid.” Placing the tip of the knife to her forehead, you growled. “I’m the reminder.” With a yell of fury, you brought the knife down and plunged it into her skull. Letting go of the knife and began to pound your fists into her face.

The sheer force and impact shook the house. And each powerful, Samantha flinched until she couldn’t help herself and left. Sidney and Gale followed as they found Tara and helped her out of the house. Stopping at the door, Samantha saw you stand to your feet, your chest rising and falling with your face painted in the blood of someone her sister once considered her friend. Your gaze lifted to her as your nose twitched, sniffling. “I’m sorry.”

Samantha shook her head, swallowing the lump in her throat. “I would’ve done the same if you weren’t here to protect me,” she reassured. “But let’s go home.”

Nodding, you stepped over the bodies and made your way toward your girlfriend. She stayed still, feeling the warmth you always provided to her get warmer and warmer until you stood a mere inch from her. Your eyes searched her face, trying to find any source of fear that you had once seen. She was disturbed, but that was natural. Fear from the girl you’d spent three years of your life with shouldn’t be afraid of you after all the things she’d heard you done. If anything, you should be scared of her because she was the daughter of a famous serial killer. But you still slept soundly in the bed with her every night. Even at peace with the possibility that one night she might snap and you would be her first victim.

“Are you afraid of me?” You questioned, voice wavering evidently as your eyes batted back the tears. Not wishing to share too much emotion that you had closed off for so many years. But when her hand touched your face, holding you softly in her warm and smooth palm, one tear slid down your cheek. Glistening under the lighting of the front foyer.

She shook her head, smiling shakily. “I could never be afraid of you, sweetheart.”

(Version 2)

“Richie!” Amber sobbed, screaming as she ripped the knife from her stomach and charged at you. All you did was catch her arm holding the knife, kicked out her feet and resulted in landing on her back. You straddled her waist, ripping the knife from her grasp and holding the tip to her throat.

“What did you call me again? The side character?” You questioned darkly. “You are just another person to be lost in time, sweetheart.” Slapping your other hand on the butt of the knife, you propelled the knife into the center of her throat. Causing her to choke and struggle with your arms which forced her to experience a slow and painful death. Trying to cry and speak, but only finding your hardened features staring down at her with very little to no sympathy for the girl. “And I’m going to make sure your boyfriend is unrecognizable when I’m done.”

When she fell ill of movement or life, you stood to your feet and looked up at Richie. He could only stare at his companion. His partner in crimes. The girl that was lucky that she wouldn’t have to see what you were going to do to her boyfriend.

“You sonofabitch! You fucking killed her! I’m going to fucking kill you!” Richie yelled, thrashing as he tried to reach out toward you without worsening the wound in his pinned hand.

You simply stared at him, blinking blankly at him for a few moments before looking at Sydney. “Take Samantha and Tara, wait outside for the police.”

“What are you going to do?” Samantha questioned, not able to avert your eyes from the crying psychopath. In her mind, she truly believed that her father, in some way, had taken parts of your mind. A demon. A parasite corrupting your mind until you finally were able to rid yourself of its hold.

But after a beat of silence, you grumbled. “I’m going to kill him.” It was straightforward and wasn’t much to be added on. Sure, there were a few ideas of how to make this as painful as possible for him, but you were saving Sam from hearing such traumatic things from your own lips. She’d known the things you did in other countries in the name of America. And you knew about her father being a psychopath and one of the original Ghostface killers. But you didn’t want her to see what you had to do. “Go outside and call the police. I’ll be out by the time they’re here.”

Unable to find a splice of emotion in your eyes, she took your word and helped Gale out of her chair before rushing to get Tara out of the house. Stopping at the door to see you grab a meat tenderizer and turn to Richie with a blank look in your eyes.

“This is not how it’s supposed to go,” Richie exclaimed. “I am supposed to kill you! You and your bitch of a girlfriend are supposed to die! Not this!”

Without leaving so much as a moment to spare, you swung the meat tenderizer and hit Richie across the face. Making the cough and groan from the pain as you grabbed him by the throat and forced him to look at you. “Whatever you thought to be on your side–God, a psycho fandom, that means fuck all now.” Leaning down into the man’s face, you smiled. “You’re in my world now, bitch.”

Finally, when Samantha stepped beyond the threshold outside, she heard the yells and screams belonging to Richie. And with due time, she heard your yell, one final hoorah as she suspected you smashed his head in.

The cops and ambulance arrived. But Samantha and Tara still stared at the house, waiting for you to step out. When the police officer’s urged them toward the ambulance, promising they would make sure the house is secure before they would do questioning, the front door opened. And just like how she saw you before you killed Amber, you stood there with a black essence surrounding your figure. Holding both Amber and Richie’s body by the collars of their shirts. But that didn’t disturb them as much as seeing blood splattered across your face. It was that whatever was left of Richie’s skull and the head was mush. Thin strings of brain matter hanging on by a thread with the man’s skull fragments scattered in the flesh.

Seeing it as well, the cop raised their weapons. “Put your hands up!” Hearing their order, you tossed the bodies off the front steps where they hit the pavement with a thud. “Get on your knees and put your hands behind your head!” You held emotion when doing so, only the faintest twitch of your nose to be seen as the police officers cautiously made their way to you. Looking down at the bodies and visibly paling at the sight of brutality created by you.

But your gaze lingered on your girlfriend, her eyes clouding with tears as you clenched your jaw. “I’ll be home soon. I love you.”

Being handcuffed and forced into the back of a police cruiser, Samantha never let her eyes linger away from you. Because she knew that you would keep true to your promise.

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When a Stranger Calls

The critical consensus on Fred Walton’s WHEN A STRANGER CALLS (1979, TCM, Prime, Peacock, Tubi, Plex) is that nothing in the latter part of the film is as good as the opening 23 minutes, in which babysitter Carol Kane receives repeated calls from a man asking, “Have you checked the children?” Some have even suggested that nothing could stand up to that opening segment, though I’d point out that PSYCHO (1960) doesn’t exactly fall apart after the shower scene.

The problem seems to me that as a first-time feature director and writer (with Steve Feke), Walton lacks the skills to get beyond that one good idea, which had served as the basis of his and Feke’s popular short, “The Sitter” (1977). The opening works because Walton knows how to stage small, detailed scenes, use environmental sound to generate tension and capture strong performances like Kane’s. The scene following that segment is so clumsily written, however, with the murdered children’s father (Carmen Argenziano) spitting out flat exposition, that it actually makes Charles Durning look bad. Durning, the police detective sent to the house originally, has become a private detective. When the child killer (Tony Beckley) escapes from the mental ward to which he had been sentenced, Argenziano hires Durning to find him. Fortunately, that weak scene is followed by a memorable acting duel between Durning and Rachel Roberts, as Beckley’s psychiatrist. That pattern persists throughout the film: scenes that refuse to work, like a poorly staged chase through a mission for the homeless, alternate with beautifully acted work by Durning and Coleen Dewhurst, as a woman who attracts Beckley’s attention in a downtown L.A. bar. At least, Walton has a good sense of atmosphere, The L.A. locations he uses create a bleak urban hellscape that make confinement to a mental institution seem almost preferable to life on the outside.

Along with Kane, Durning is good and Dewhurst quite amazing. When wasn’t she? She can capture a character in the way she lights a cigarette, and the film suffers from her early departure. Beckley would improve as a director, doing good work on the comic slasher APRIL FOOL’S DAY I1988) and the TV sequel WHEN A STRANGER CALLS BACK (1993) that pits a stalker against the now-empowered Kane. There was a remake in 2006 that represents 87 minutes (plus previews and ads, another reason I’d rather stream movies at home) Danny Housley and I will never get back.

[slashingdisneypasta]

Omggg with all the talk of Kingston and Ryan in the Slasher AU and my obsession with your boys now, I want to send this ask of how my girls truly feel about your kangaroos XD

Ryan

Poppy: In general, I think these two would wind up getting along best (though he is your character, so whether that's true on your end is up to you ^^). She can see he's a sad soul similar to her, and it's enough to encourage her to keep an open mind about him. And of course, they can bond over animals XD if she ever heard about his passed girlfriend, she would be so so heartbroken for him and caring. Asking how he's doing now and such. All in all, I can see Ryan being somewhat like Wheezy to Poppy, as in he's the most sane member of this gang and the one she can trust the most XD

Shiny: She totally thinks he's cute at first XD though she can also see there's something bugging him (is Ryan just that sad, or are these girls emotionally intuitive? XD). She can appreciate how comparatively calm he is to the rest of the Vegas environment. It's a breath of fresh air. And of course, Ryan gets points for getting on Poppy's good side ^^ she doesn't get into his personal life, though. As the saying goes, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. She doubts anything between her and Ryan will go anywhere outside of this city.

Kingston

Poppy: She's... A bit apprehensive. His missing eye and unkempt appearance is pretty concerning. But she knows you can't judge a book by its cover, so as long as he kept his crazy to himself, she would be willing to talk ^^ like woth the weasels, she doesn't approve of his criminal lifestyle, and a part of her will be scared of him unless they got to know each other better, but she's still polite abd respectful (... I'm thinking maybe Poppy might find him handsome, too? Look, this girl shagged a fox, a wolf, and has four ships with weasels. Girls got a kink for the bad boys and she doesn't even realize it)

Shiny: Eh, he doesn't scare her. Granted, she is smart enough to know that in this city, this guy is the one making the rules, not Smartass. So she can't just do what she likes as freely as before. But she's not gonna show any signs of fear or treat him any differently just because he's the boss, and is unimpressed with his intimidation tactics. She can easily match his crazy, too, so if either one of them fuck around, they're both gonna find out XD do you think Shiny would remind Kingston of Rena?

Rena

I know we've discussed the girls with Rena before, but I NEED to go in depth with them XD

Poppy: This poor girl is going to get bullied, I just know it 😂 Rena does remind her a bit of Shiny, with how pretty, wild, and uncaring for others' opinions she is... But she is far meaner than Shiny is. At least the weasel can be sweet and fun with her loved ones! Rena, though, is a whole mess. Poppy is trying to be unassuming and polite, but this woman is really making her wish she could turn invisible. She doesn't understand why this kangaroo woman is targeting her of all people, and with how crazy she is, Poppy knows she's gotta be careful. Just... Poppy is going to suffer XD.

Shiny: Nope. Hell no. Shiny did not like Rena's vibes when they locked eyes. It was partially a territorial thing, yes. But Shiny just knew that this woman was the wrong kind of crazy. If Rena is stirring up shit at her club in L.A, then at least Shiny has the home advantage. But in Vegas, she knows that she can't really do much- which only pisses her off more. At least not without consequences... Shiny will still smash a martini glass over Rena's head in Vegas, but she'll at least TRY to take Rena down with her words instead just so she won't have to deal with the Roo Gang 😅

I can see the girls maybe went to Las Vegas on a weekend girls trip? Shiny convinced Poppy to take some time off work and pack her best outgoing clothes for a relaxing trip, only to run into the Roo Trio and get into your usual mafia hijinks- but with kangaroos and casinos XD

what do you think? How do the Roo's feel about the girls? Any particular feelings or just that they're headaches? XD you don't have to answer if you don't want to, of course! ^^

I've been looking forward to answering this all weekend! XD I've decided I'm gonna write the responses in the characters' voices as practise XD So like, this is as if you went up them asked 'what do you think of so-and-so'.

Kingston's Thoughts:

Ben: Is he here!??? *looking around, kinda manic* I've been looking for that little s h i t- I owe him a beating. Fuck, don't tease me- OH OH OH- I see him!! OY THERE- I WANNA TALK TO YOU-

Henry: This fucken guy 🙄Look, if he keeps Rena outta the usual trouble, thats cool, but he's such a dick. I don't trust him for a second.

Moony: Oooooh boy, that guy... *jumps his shoulders, grinning a little self-happy grin* I get a shiver every time someone mentions him. Dudes enough to make a guy consider cock. No really, I thought about it. 'think he's still in love with Pops, though.

Poppy: Sweetgirl! She reminds me of Ryan- reliable; better then any of us fucked up losers. She's got a good heart and I truly hope she can keep it. *shrugs*

Shiny: She's one of the losers *(affectionate)*. I like her! We're fucked up by the world but we're still kickin'. Hope she knows its just business if she steps outta line and I gotta deal with her.

Terry: Unproblematic. We all like an unproblematic old dude.

Rena's Thoughts:

*warning Rena is explicit 😅XD

Ben: Delicious. God, he's such a twirp!! Such a little self important cock sucker. I wanna see if I can actually get him to... you know... suck something for me 😏 Maybe wine? Pop-sie, whadaya think? Consider it vengeance on your behalf, if you like *eyeroll*, but c'mon, gimmie the inside scoop-

Henry: *deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep breath, eyes closed* ... holy shit that man- Henry- he- fuck. I need him like I need a i r. Why do you ask? Have you see him??

Moony: *sighhhhhhhhh* i tried. I k n o w he has a huge dick- I know it!! And if I can ever get it in me I'll take the opportunity. But he's such a good guy, he wouldn't touch me. Oh well~ There are other fish in the sea.

Poppy: Theirs a misconception that I don't like her for some reason?? I actually l o v e her?? 😅😆 She's so sweet and docile. Perfect victim. I'd fuck her if she wanted-

Shiny: ... *cackles* She's so much fun! I love her! What a babe. Unfortunately I don't think she returns the sentiment *fake pout* *switch to a smirk* 😏😏😏 XD

Terry: Godddddddddddddd he drives me a little nutty XD He's so... relaxed. Seems to have it all figured out. And he wont gimmie a second glance! I want that old man cock, damnit.

Ryan's Thoughts:

Ben: ... yikes.

Henry: Well- he's perfect for Rena, so...

Moony: Cool guy. Here, in my wallet I got snaps of Cake- thats his rabbit- cutest thing ever.

Poppy: ... Kingston said everything. She's a sweet girl, and I hope she stays that way /: *doubtful*

Shiny: I like her- she gives Rena a hard time, and I love my sister, but she needs that sometimes. Okay, all the time.

Terry: Oh the old guy comes over sometimes to hang with Wheezy

*Ryan is not super wordy, sorry XD

BONUS! Lottie Weasel

Ben: *Looking stiff in her chair, fingers making indentations in the leather arms, frustrated look on her face* ... I promised Poppy I'd leave him alone. Next question, please.

Henry: Every time I think about Henry, I put a mark on this page here. *Shows you a page in her notebook that is totally blank* That guy is not shit.

Moony: !!✨️💕✨️💕✨️💕✨️💕✨️!! He's- hold on. *Looks around for Poppy, Smartass or Psycho. Turns back to you when she decides they're nowhere near* He's so hot. I- Oh my lord XD 😅

Poppy: I could write you a 26-book encyclopaedia series on how amazing Poppy is. She's such a good person, and I'm-... well I'm still trying to figure out how she does that ^^

Shiny: Haha- what to say about Shiny XD She gave me my first drink! She taught me how to paralyse a guy for a bit. I love her ^^

Terry: I love when Terry is at the club!! I'll sit with him the whole night and we don't have to t a l k, or anything. We just chill. And look, relaxation is a precious commodity at my house-

[lianazombilina]

For those of us who are fascinated by these guys all living together...

(Trainwreckd Society interview with Scott Spiegel)

The ever knowing Wikipedia informs me that you shared a house in L.A. with your old pal Sam Raimi, the Coen Brothers, Frances McDormand, Holly Hunter, and Kathy Bates.  Wow. What did you do to keep the walls from exploding due to the immense creativity they tried to hold?  What was that scene like?

It was incredibly cool! And I have the pics to prove it! BLOODSIMPLE was taking Hollywood by storm and there I was with Sam about to write EVIL DEAD 2. The Coen brothers were so nice to me – even after I did the old shaving cream on the end of the phone receiver gag. I called from another phone in another room and Ethan Coen picked up the receiver and got an earful of shaving cream! The look of horror on Sam Raimi’s face that me, a guest in ‘their” house would dare pull a prank like that on one of the Coen brothers but all Ethan did was laugh uproariously (I do a really good imitation of his laugh by the way). I was off the hook in more ways than one.

Fran was working on HILL STREET BLUES and SPENCER FOR HIRE at the time – she let me keep the teleplays, which I eventually sold to finance my way out to Hollywood. I’ll always remember Holly Hunter sitting on her futon in her room in sweat pants reading scripts. One day she was dressed in a mini skirt and I said “Holly, you look really nice” and she snapped “I’m going to an audition and am dressing the part of a hooker. I don’t take that as a compliment” and she stormed out the door. Ouch. Sam and I wrote the role of Bobby Joe for Holly but the producers wanted a “babe” for the role. Holly showed us (Sam, Fran & me) the awesome slasher flick she co-starred in called ‘THE BURNING – it had Fisher Stevens, Jason Alexander in it and it was written & produced by Harvey Weinstein.

[ash-and-books]

Rating: 4.5/5

Book Blurb: In this incendiary mash-up of horror and suspense, a notorious slasher film is remade…and the curse that haunted it is reawakened. Arriving in L.A. to visit the set of a new streaming horror series, journalist Laura Warren witnesses a man jumping from a bridge, landing right behind her car. Here we go, she thinks. It’s started. Because the series she’s reporting on is a remake of a ’90s horror flick. A cursed ’90s horror flick, which she starred in as a child—and has been running from her whole life.    In The Guesthouse, Laura played the little girl with the terrifying gift to tell people how the Needle Man would kill them. When eight of the cast and crew died in ways that eerily mirrored the movie’s on-screen deaths, the film became a cult classic—and ruined her life. Leaving it behind, Laura changed her name and her accent, dyed her hair, and moved across the Atlantic. But some scripts don’t want to stay buried.    Now, as the body count rises again, Laura finds herself on the run with her aspiring actress sister and a jaded psychic, hoping to end the curse once and for all—and to stay out of the Needle Man’s lethal reach.

Review:

A child star in an infamous horror movie that had several real life deaths related to the movie finds herself back on the reboot of the very movie that has traumatized her into her adulthood... and the very demon she saw is back to haunt her. Journalist Laura Warren has arrived in L.A. to visit the new streaming horror series... and witnesses a man jumping from a bridge and landing right behind her car..... and she knows its all started again. Laura is in town to report on the remake of the 90′s horror movie that is believed to be curse... and that she starred in as a child and has been running from her entire life. Laura starred in The Guesthouse as a child and played the role of a little girl who had the ability to tell people how the Needle Man would kill them. Eight members of the cast and crew died in ways that mirrored the movie’s on screen death and ever since Laura has been haunted, she’s tried to leave it all behind by changing her name, dying her hair, getting a new accent, and moving all the way across the Atlantic... but now she is being sent to report on the very movie that destroyed her and it’s not a coincidence that the moment she gets on set bodies begin to drop and someone knows who she truly is. Can she finally face the monster that has been haunting her, is the film truly curse and the Needle Man a true monster or is it a human being behind all of this? Laura will have to uncover dark secrets she never wanted to and face the monster that has followed her all her life. This was definitely an interesting thriller/horror mystery that keeps you invested until the end. I liked the constant back and forth with whether or not the Needle Man was a real monster or a figment of her imagination. The ending was really interesting and the fact that the story had news articles, script moments, blog posts, and so much more really added to the story!

*Thanks Netgalley and PENGUIN GROUP Putnam, G.P. Putnam's Sons for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review*

[esperwatchesfilms]

The Ratings From Highest to Lowest

I was telling some folks about this project of mine, and I got it in my head to make a post for later reference, ordering movies from highest to lowest ratings.

Promising Young Woman – 157/100

Guardians of the Galaxy – 153/100

Dune (1984) – 150/100

The Babysitter – 150/100

Iron Man 3 – 138/100

L.A. Story – 135/100

Waitress – 130/100

The Avengers – 128/100

Event Horizon – 125/100

Hackers – 125/100

Clue – 125/100

Captain America: The Winter Soldier – 123/100

My Girl – 122/100

Bride of Chucky – 120/100

Happy Death Day – 120/100

Spontaneous – 120/100

Summer of ’84 – 120/100

Trixie Mattel: Moving Part – 120/100

The Cabin in the Woods – 120/100

Hugo – 120/100

Dead Poets Society – 120/100

Thor – 118/100

Iron Man – 118/100

Mayhem – 117/100

Amélie – 117/100

Spiral – 115/100

Chef – 115/100

Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical – 115/100

Basic – 115/100

Cloverfield – 115/100

What Dreams May Come – 115/100

Repo! The Genetic Opera – 112/100

For a Good Time, Call… - 110/100

Happy Death Day 2U – 110/100

12 Angry Men – 110/100

Chopping Mall – 110/100

Elvira: Mistress of the Dark – 110/100

The Full Monty – 110/100

Erin Brockovich – 110/100

Hunt For the Wilderpeople – 110/100

Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of Harley Quinn – 110/100

Amistad – 110/100

Thor: The Dark World – 108/100

Iron Man 2 – 108/100

Captain Marvel – 108/100

Austenland – 108/100

Phone Booth – 107/100

A League of Their Own – 107/100

The Black Cauldron – 105/100

Serial Killer Culture – 105/100

Dick – 105/100

Ten Inch Hero – 105/100

Glory – 105/100

IT: Chapter Two – 105/100

Newsies – 105/100

Earth Girls Are Easy – 105/100

Legend – 105/100

Seven Psychopaths – 103/100

The Final Girls – 103/100

Color Out of Space – 102/100

Stand By Me – 102/100

Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain – 102/100

Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion – 102/100

Jennifer’s Body – 102/100

The Secret of Moonacre – 100/100

Whiplash – 100/100

Resident Evil: The Final Chapter – 100/100

Resident Evil: Extinction – 100/100

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World – 100/100

Mystery Men – 100/100

Hollow Man – 100/100

Resident Evil – 100/100

The First Wives Club – 100/100

Men in Black – 100/100

Heidi – 100/100

Hell Fest – 100/100

Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened – 100/100

Uncle Frank – 100/100

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb – 100/100

Eighth Grade – 100/100

Candyman – 100/100

Cry_Wolf – 100/100

The Exorcism of Emily Rose – 100/100

The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story – 100/100

White Boy – 100/100

Pan’s Labyrinth – 100/100

The Last Blockbuster – 100/100

In the Loop – 100/100

Brick – 100/100

Liberal Arts – 100/100

Bringing Up Baby – 100/100

Sleepless in Seattle – 100/100

Mary and Max – 100/100

Studio 54: A Documentary – 100/100

Natural Born Killers – 100/100

It Happened One Night – 100/100

Parenthood – 100/100

Billy Jack – 100/100

This is Where I Leave You – 100/100

To Kill a Mockingbird – 100/100

The Women – 100/100

Singin’ in the Rain – 100/100

Casablanca – 100/100

The Fall – 100/100

About a Boy – 100/100

Good Night, and Good Luck – 100/100

Warlock – 99/100

Safety Not Guaranteed – 99/100

Gosford Park – 99/100

Big Ass Spider! – 98/100

Tragedy Girls – 98/100

Cool Hand Luke – 98/100

There’s Something About Mary – 98/100

Exit Through the Gift Shop – 98/100

The VelociPastor – 98/100

Videodrome – 98/100

The Fifth Element – 98/100

Nanny McPhee – 97/100

Captain America: The First Avenger – 97/100

The Possession – 97/100

The Special – 97/100

The Faculty – 97/100

What If – 97/100

Lake Placid – 97/100

Witness For the Prosecution – 97/100

Deathtrap – 97/100

Pee Wee’s Big Adventure – 97/100

Funny Games – 97/100

Planet Terror – 97/100

Breaking Away – 97/100

Meet Me in St. Louis – 97/100

Spirited Away – 97/100

Army of Darkness – 97/100

This is Spinal Tap – 97/100

The Royal Tenenbaums – 97/100

Vertigo – 97/100

Tuck Everlasting – 95/100

Leprechaun – 95/100

Zombeavers – 95/100

Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film – 95/100

Jigsaw – 95/100

Saw: The Final Chapter – 95/100

Saw IV – 95/100

Saw II – 95/100

Critters – 95/100

Resident Evil: Retribution – 95/100

Junior – 95/100

Brain Dead – 95/100

Uncanny Annie – 95/100

Zero Days – 95/100

10 Cloverfield Lane – 95/100

Hoosiers – 95/100

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes – 95/100

Don Jon – 95/100

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) – 95/100

Prom Night (1980) – 95/100

Silent Hill – 95/100

Spellbound – 95/100

Cube – 95/100

Hail Satan? – 95/100

Rewind – 95/100

The Adventures of Huck Finn – 95/100

Dante’s Peak – 95/100

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) – 95/100

Hobo With a Shotgun – 95/100

The Blair Witch Project – 95/100

Looper – 95/100

Gattaca – 95/100

IT: Chapter One (2017) – 95/100

Heavy Metal – 95/100

Dazed and Confused – 95/100

Being John Malkovich – 95/100

Lucas – 95/100

A Single Man – 95/100

Bonnie and Clyde – 95/100

Center Stage – 95/100

Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice – 95/100

The Witches of Eastwick – 95/100

A Beautiful Mind – 95/100

Fantastic Mr. Fox – 95/100

Dog Day Afternoon – 95/100

The King and I – 95/100

Dredd – 95/100

Cool World – 95/100

Rope – 95/100

The Apartment – 95/100

Stargate – 95/100

The Iron Giant – 95/100

All About Eve – 95/100

The Prestige – 95/100

Moonrise Kingdom – 95/100

Sound of My Voice – 95/100

Tomboy – 95/100

Some Like it Hot – 94/100

His Girl Friday – 94/100

The Seventh Seal – 94/100

Resident Evil: Afterlife – 93/100

The Fourth Kind – 93/100

After Darkness – 93/100

Pet Sematary (2019) – 93/100

Brokeback Mountain – 93/100

Miss Potter – 93/100

Hedwig and the Angry Inch – 93/100

That Thing You Do! – 93/100

Arsenic and Old Lace – 93/100

Cabaret – 93/100

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil – 93/100

Stay – 92/100

Ghost World – 92/100

Mr. Nobody – 91/100

Seed of Chucky – 90/100

Child’s Play – 90/100

Dragonheart – 90/100

Saw VI – 90/100

Saw – 90/100

The Kentucky Fried Movie – 90/100

The Outsiders – 90/100

House – 90/100

Creep 2 – 90/100

The Family I Had – 90/100

The Village – 90/100

Dick Tracy – 90/100

Mortal Kombat – 90/100

Shaft (2019) – 90/100

Bugsy Malone – 90/100

Harvey – 90/100

Cujo – 90/100

Brigadoon – 90/100

Arthur – 90/100

American Gigolo – 90/100

Rebel Without a Cause – 90/100

Almost Famous – 90/100

Heavenly Creatures – 90/100

Alive – 89/100

The Graduate – 89/100

Hellraiser – 88/100

Rise of the Guardians – 88/100

Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh – 87/100

Caddyshack – 87/100

An American Tail – 87/100

The Orphanage – 87/100

A.I. Artificial Intelligence – 87/100

Crank – 87/100

The Sandlot – 87/100

My Little Eye – 86/100

Word Wars – 85/100

Babysitter Wanted – 85/100

Saw III – 85/100

Oculus – 85/100

Resident Evil: Apocalypse – 85/100

Burt’s Buzz – 85/100

Joe Versus the Volcano – 85/100

Hudson Hawk – 85/100

Why Did You Kill Me? – 85/100

Silent Hill: Revelation – 85/100

You’re Next – 85/100

Sleeping Beauty – 85/100

Hellbound: Hellraiser II – 85/100

Happythankyoumoreplease – 85/100

The Hours – 85/100

Flash Gordon – 85/100

Bell, Book, and Candle – 85/100

Benji – 85/100

Sleepaway Cam – 85/100

Basic Instinct – 85/100

Apocalypse Now – 85/100

The Loved Ones – 85/100

The Harvey Girls – 85/100

Monsters – 85/100

Escape From New York – 85/100

Sin City: A Dame to Kill For – 85/100

My Neighbor Totoro – 85/100

All That Jazz – 85/100

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang – 85/100

Scarface – 84/100

Pet Sematary (1989) – 82/100

Bull Durham – 82/100

28 Days – 82/100

The Banger Sisters – 82/100

Anna – 80/100

Riot Girls – 80/100

Creep – 80/100

Mean Girls 2 – 80/100

Freaky Friday (1976) – 80/100

Hard Candy – 80/100

The Fly – 80/100

Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth – 80/100

Bad Taste – 80/100

This Island Earth – 80/100

American Graffiti – 80/100

Crocodile Dundee – 80/100

My Favorite Year – 80/100

The Illusionist (2010) – 77/100

Sunset Boulevard – 77/100

Child’s Play 2 – 75/100

Feminists: What Were They Thinking? – 75/100

Thunder Force – 75/100

Predator – 75/100

Thelma & Louise – 75/100

The Bridge on the River Kwai – 75/100

Killer Klowns From Outer Space – 74/100

Anything Goes – 73/100

The Strangers: Prey at Night – 70/100

Child’s Play 3 – 70/100

In Dreams – 70/100

School Ties – 70/100

Moxie! – 70/100

The Illusionist (2006) – 70/100

All the President’s Men – 70/100

An Affair to Remember – 70/100

Horton Hears a Who! – 70/100

Madagascar – 70/100

Memento – 70/100

Boogie Nights – 70/100

Trainspotting – 66/100

Batman (1966) – 65/100

Funny Face – 65/100

The Strangers – 65/100

Velvet Goldmine – 65/100

Sin City – 65/100

Welcome to the Dollhouse – 65/100

Black Water – 63/100

Evil Bong – 60/100

Brightburn – 60/100

Darkness Falls – 60/100

The Initiation of Sarah – 60/100

Trading Places – 60/100

The Happening – 55/100

Hunted – 55/100

Children of the Corn (1984) – 55/100

Harold and Maude – 55/100

Mortal Kombat 2: Annihilation – 55/100

Devil – 55/100

Lost in Translation – 55/100

How to Deal – 55/100

Flightplan – 55/100

Bladerunner – 55/100

Blades of Glory – 53/100

Eraserhead – 51/100

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy – 50/100

Love Potion No. 9 – 50/100

Bee Movie – 50/100

Saw V – 45/100

An American in Paris – 45/100

The Squid and the Whale – 45/100

Cabin Boy – 44/100

Taxi Driver – 42/100

The Elephant in the Living Room – 40/100

California Suite – 40/100

A Dangerous Method – 40/100

Flashdance – 40/100

Blue Crush – 40/100

Borderland – 35/100

Fever Pitch – 35/100

New Year’s Evil – 35/100

Prom Night (2008) – 30/100

Can’t Buy Me Love – 27/100

Go – 27/100

The Sweetest Thing – 25/100

Dig! – 25/100

Blue Velvet – 23/100

Autumn in New York – 22/100

Beavis and Butt-head Do America – 22/100

Knock Knock – 20/100

The Blue Lagoon – 20/100

Entrapment – 17/100

Tamara – 15/100

Candyman 3: Day of the Dead – 15/100

Acolytes – 15/100

Rushmore – 11/100

Killer Sofa – 10/100

Sex Ed – 10/100

Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia – 10/100

Big Nothing – 8/100

Soul Survivors – 5/100

Cocktail – 5/100

BOO! – 5/100

Step Brothers – 4/100

New Year’s Eve – -2/100

Miss Meadows – -10/100

Bad Kids of Crestview Academy – -10/100

Hit and Run – -10/100

Oldboy (2013) – -30/100

Hostel – -35/100

National Lampoon’s Animal House –-39/100

Radio Days – -66/100

Terror Toons – -75/100

Dirty Teacher – -85/100

A Haunting at Silver Falls – -110/100

Kids – -118/100

[whisperslounge]

AKA

[slpublicity]

SCREAMBOX January Streaming Line-Up Includes HORROR IN THE HIGH DESERT, DEMONS, UNDERGROUND

SCREAMBOX has revealed the new films that are joining the horror streaming service in January, including Horror in the High Desert, Demons, and Underground.

A cultural crusader strikes in L.A. Slasher on SCREAMBOX January 5. The black comedy stars Mischa Barton (The O.C.), Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight), Dave Bautista (Guardians of the Galaxy), Danny Trejo (Machete), and comedian Andy Dick as the voice of the killer.

SCREAMBOX Exclusive Underground streams on January 9. Inspired by true events, the found footage nightmare finds a bachelorette party trapped in a World War II bunker complex.

Horror in the High Desert and its new sequel, Horror in the High Desert 2: Minerva, join SCREAMBOX on January 16. The unsettling found footage franchise delves into mysterious disappearances in the Nevada wilderness.

Demons and Demons 2 bring an orgy of bloodshed to SCREAMBOX on January 23. Produced by master of horror Dario Argento, the high-octane '80s horror classics feature gnarly practical effects by Sergio Stivaletti (Phenomena, Cemetery Man).

Other January highlights include: When Darkness Falls, a psychological thriller filmed in the Scottish Highlands; coming-of-age Halloween horror They See You; Italian supernatural outing 42-66: Origin of Evil; backwoods butchery Ash and Bone, and binge-worthy anthology series The Dead Hour.

Start screaming now with SCREAMBOX on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Prime Video, Roku, YouTube TV, Samsung, Comcast, Cox, and Screambox.com.

[platinuminsider]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Torrid Lovesick Skulls and Roses Slasher Tee.

[hermit7777777]

80’s Slasher Movie Soundtrack Playlist - 'L.A. Ripper'

[thetoxicgamer]

Brilliance in Boston: Atlanta FaZe End CDL Championship Wait That Stretched Back to Cold War

It was only natural that these teams met with another championship on the line in the replay of the season-deciding match from 2022, in which the Thieves defeated FaZe to win their first world championship in Call of Duty. In the series’ first map, Mercado Hardpoint, it was a back-and-forth affair the entire way, with the match going all the way down to the wire. Los Angeles continued to stay hot, jumping out to a big lead in the map’s first Hardpoint. Atlanta started to heat up, though, and had the lead late in the match, needing just one more rotation and hold to strike first in the series. But the Thieves found a way to win the rotation and pick up the remaining kills needed to keep FaZe off the point and closed the map out 250-248. https://twitter.com/CODLeague/status/1622387444598571010 The teams started the series’ second map, Hotel Search and Destroy, by trading two round win-streaks. With the map tied at 2-2, Atlanta turned the heat up. They grabbed three straight rounds, including a massive swing round when SlasheR found himself in a one-vs-two. The longtime CoD veteran held his ground when two members of L.A. rushed him, using his TAQ-56 to grab both kills and give his team a dominant 4-2 lead. FaZe went on to win the map 6-3 behind a monster performance from eventual Major Two MVP Simp, who sported a 14-4 stat line in the victory. Staying with Hotel, the series’ third map featured the Control game mode with the series locked. After doing their job on defense in the first round, L.A. found themselves with a potential break on offense, needing just two ticks at the B point to take a 2-0 lead on the map. But Atlanta’s iconic Tiny Terror duo, Simp and aBeZy, shut down any perceived opening the Thieves had to bring it to a tied 1-1 game. In a surprising turn of events, both teams swapped offensive round victories. But with FaZe notching more ticks of progress than the Thieves, they were awarded the coveted defensive stand in round five. Atlanta did not waste that opportunity, choking L.A. out with a dominant defensive performance to take the map and a 2-1 lead. The Hotel Hardpoint was eerily similar to Mercado Hardpoint in map one, with L.A. jumping out to a big lead in the early goings again. This time, though, Atlanta never brought it close. The Thieves rode massive 27-18 and 24-20 performances from Octane and Kenny, respectively, to a 250-180 victory to tie the series at two maps apiece. The series’ fifth map, El Asilo Search and Destroy, was a wildly entertaining one with each team having massive moments in a momentum-turning game. Cellium made huge plays in the first two rounds, winning multiple clutch situations to give his team a 2-0 lead. But then, L.A. struck back, winning the next four to take a 4-2 lead. But Atlanta found another two rounds to tie it up. Each team traded and sent it to a decisive round 11 that saw Atlanta get the bomb down and eliminate the side of Thieves. The El Asilo win handed them a vital 3-2 lead in the decider. https://twitter.com/FaZeUpdate/status/1622407903683530755 The series stayed with El Asilo, this time for another Control. Atlanta started on defense and was absolutely suffocating in the early goings, at one point holding a 29-19 lives advantage. There was nowhere for L.A. to go and they were unable to grab a single tick of progress at either point. When Atlanta were on offense, they were quick to grab the A point, giving themselves more than two minutes to work with to capture the remaining B point. Thanks to a big two-piece from Slasher to open the site, FaZe were able to stack and capture the point and found themselves one defensive round win from a championship. They weren’t as dominant in the third as they were in the first, but they were darn close. L.A. did manage a single tick, but that’s all they got. The FaZe ARs, SlasheR and Cellium, made massive plays all over the map to clinch the round, map, and championship. Atlanta’s win is the organization’s first CoD title since the team won the CDL Championship at the conclusion of the 2021 Cold War season. With the Boston championship, Atlanta have vaulted to first place in the 2023 CDL standings. Read the full article

[olderthannetfic]

I thought it would be a slasher film at first, but that wouldn’t warrant this kind of ask from an anon…so I looked it up. Huh. I can’t tell if it will be awful in a fun way or not.

It’s a sad waste of potential.

What it actually is is a relatively sensitive coming of age story about a cis bi teenage boy. It has some other interesting things with cis men and geekiness. The parents are a hysterical sendup of liberal-but-clueless parents in every teen movie ever. The geekish concerns, media shown, convention style, etc. are very 1980s cis man, and the internet parts remind me of the dude-heavy parts of non-slash online spaces circa 2002.

It’s also a genius parody of fic itself. All of the parts inside of the protagonist’s fanfic gets oldschool slash in a way that that idiotic Fan Friction short (by rocketjump) does not.

But conversely, Fan Friction understands female friendship and that it matters. Slash, the movie, is offensively incompetent at understanding literally anything to do with fic fandom’s social side.

It’s a very cis man approach where the director’s research was way too targeted towards our products and not what really matters: our relationships.

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If people aren’t aware, I went to the L.A. premiere and got the director to go to coffee with me the next day so I could grill him extensively on all his bad choices and why he made them. I wrote up a lot of detailed thoughts that are on AO3. It’s a case study in good intentions and bad execution.

I’ve also vidded the fanfic parts of the movie, which are catnip but only like 3 minutes of screen time.

Ultimately, though, no one gave a fuck about this movie. The only people who showed up to the premiere were people who worked on it, a couple of people the director conned into going like it was going to be a big event, one fangirl I told about it, and Osric Chau.

I just learned about Slash (2016) and I... what the fuck?

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Oh man. That movie... That fucking movie.

[moremoviesplease]

L.A. Slasher (2015)

Dir. Martin Owen

☆Andy Dick, Mischa Barton, Eric Roberts☆

[skin-ripper]

L.A. Slasher (2015)