#bubba ho tep

[always-ascending]

BUBBA HO-TEP (2002) dir. Don Coscarelli

[fanofspooky]

Scream King - Bruce Campbell

[horror-aesthete]

Bubba Ho-Tep, 2002, dir. Don Coscarelli

[ashyy-slashyy]

ME AND @faggotwalkwithme MET TODAY AND IT WAS SO AWESOME AND FUN AND HE MADE US MATCHING CRIMEWAVE BRACELETS <33 LIFE IS UNICORNS AND RAINBOWS!!!!! I LOVE MY FRIENDS!!!!!!!!!!!

(first one is mine second is his ^⁠_⁠^)(also i blurred my face out because i CAN!!!!!)(also also we got bubba ho-tep and burn notice!!!!!!! thebruce brainrot....)

[bishops-severed-torso]

just watched bubba ho-tep for the first time. what the fuck did i just witness. i have been enlightened

[horrororman]

🎃 Notable films that were released on October 10th...

Barbarella (1968).

Shivers (1975)(Canada).

Deadly Friend (1986).

Jack-O (1995).

Bubba Ho-Tep (2003)(limited).

Quarantine (2008).

#horror

[mastercontrol123]

Happy 65th Birthday, to the man who will forever be my lifelong crush, Bruce Campbell! 😍❤️

[callmebrycelee]

HAPPY 65TH BIRTHDAY, BRUCE CAMPBELL!!!

[weirdbooksifoundatwork]

The recent end of the fiscal year and/or the upcoming end of the calendar year meant that our departments were looking to spend as much of their budget as they could before the deadline. For the librarian who orders A/V materials, this means buying DVDs you’ve never heard of. I don’t even know what this is.

[vertigoartgore]

30 Days of Horror - Halloween 2024 horror movies picks :

#1 : The Frighteners (Peter Jackson, 1996, 1h50)

#2 : The Blob (Chuck Russell, 1988, 1h35)

#3 : Ginger Snaps (John Fawcett, 2000, 1h48)

#4 : Martin (George Romero, 1977, 1h35)

#5 : Prince of Darkness (John Carpenter, 1987, 1h42)

#6 : Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (John McNaughton, 1986, 1h23)

#8 : Body Snatchers (Abel Ferrara, 1993, 1h27)

#9 : From Beyond (Stuart Gordon, 1986, 1h25)

#10 : Candyman (Bernard Rose, 1992, 1h39)

#11 : Night of the Creeps (Fred Dekker, 1986, 1h28)

#12 : Near Dark (Kathryn Bigelow, 1987, 1h34)

#14 : Event Horizon (Paul W. S. Anderson, 1997, 1h36)

#15 : Fright Night (Tom Holland, 1985, 1h46)

#16 : Frankenhooker (Frank Henenlotter, 1990, 1h25)

#17 : Messiah of Evil (Willard Huyck & Gloria Katz, 1974, 1h30)

#18 : The Serpent and the Rainbow (Wes Craven, 1988, 1h38)

#19 : Bubba Ho-Tep (Don Coscarelli, 2002, 1h32)

#20 : Nightbreed (Clive Barker, 1990, 1h42)

#21 : Waxwork (Anthony Hickox, 1988, 1h35)

#22 : Night of the Living Dead (Tom Savini, 1990, 1h32)

#23 : Fade to Black (Vernon Zimmerman, 1980, 1h42)

#24 : Dellamorte dellamore (Michele Soavi, 1994, 1h43)

#25 : Ghost Story (John Irvin, 1981, 1h50)

#26 : Don't Look Now (Nicholas Roeg, 1973, 1h50)

#27 : The Hitcher (Robert Harmon, 1986, 1h37)

#28 : Drag Me to Hell (Sam Raimi, 2009, 1h39)

#29 : Maniac (William Lustig, 1980, 1h27)

#30 : Slither (James Gunn, 2006, 1h35)

[lserver362reviews]

What a beautiful portrait of The King. Austin Butler, who? There were so many elements brought up that I think Elvis really grappled with. Aging: his face-lift & constant hair dying. Fame: No one else has experienced his trajectory in life, and no one ever will. He really was constrained by fame and was so ill-equipped to handle it. His relationship with women and sexuality: all the talk of Priscilla and Lisa-Marie really got me. Faith and what comes next after death: Elvis was deeply spiritual (queue up The Searcher, folks, its in the title!). I want to know where the bug prop is today. This is filmed in a really cool way. The way they captured the nursing home felt like Barton Fink and those dream sequences were (dare I say it) Lynchian, as were the feel of the side character residents. I loved the commitment to the characters from everyone involved. Ossie David was just amazing and so funny. He somehow grounded this whole thing while also being the most out there character. I love what this movie says about how we treat old folks. Let's get decadent! Also all the makeup was pretty great. I had tears forming from laughing so hard - the part where Jack explains that Bubba Ho-tep probably has to shit out the souls that he eats. A moment before he explained that I had that exact question!! For a script to anticipate what I wanted to know as an audience member twenty years after it was made just floored me. I loved how Elvis in this shared Ethan Hawke's "Shit-Ass movies" take from The King (2017). I also held back from tearing up when Elvis talked about Lisa-Marie and regrets. What a life she had (RIP). My life is better for having seen this. I really think Elvis cared about the state of his soul a lot, and I love that this movie gets that. The ending really makes me tear up. I love this film. All is well.

[venomussy]

[fanofspooky]

Scream King - Reggie Bannister

[horror-aesthete]

Bubba Ho-Tep, 2002, dir. Don Coscarelli

[howardhawkshollywoodannex]

Bubba Ho Tep premiered Jun 9, 2002 in Paradise, Nevada. It is an honorable mention to my best 1,001 movies.

[brokehorrorfan]

Scream Factory has revealed the specs for its Bubba Ho-Tep 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray, which streets on February 7 via Scream Factory. Don Coscarelli (Phantasm, The Beastmaster) writes and directs.

The 2002 horror-comedy is based on Joe R. Lansdale’s 1994 novella. Bruce Campbell stars as Elvis Presely alongside Ossie Davis, Ella Joyce, Heidi Marnhout, and Bob Ivy.

Shout Factory has several exclusive pre-order packages, including posters (with the option to get one signed by Coscarelli), a slipcover designed by Devon Whitehead, and enamel pins designed Matthew Skiff (limited to 600).

Bubba Ho-Tep has been newly newly in 4K from the original camera negative, approved by Coscarelli with DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 and 2.0 sound. Extras - including three unreleased featurettes from Coscarelli’s archives - are listed below.

4K UHD special features:

Audio commentary by writer-director Don Coscarelli and actor Bruce Campbell

Audio commentary by author Joe R. Lansdale

Audio commentary by “The King”

Blu-ray special features:

Audio commentary by writer-director Don Coscarelli and actor Bruce Campbell

Audio commentary by author Joe R. Lansdale

Audio commentary by “The King”

Filming Locations Then and Now (previously unreleased)

Bubba Ho-Tep Egyptian Theatre Premiere (previously unreleased)

Bubba Ho-Tep at the Toronto Film Festival (previously unreleased)

Interview with actor Bruce Campbell

Interview with writer-director Don Coscarelli

Interview with makeup effects artist Robert Kurtzman

The Making of Bubba Ho-Tep

To Make A Mummy – Makeup and Effects

Fit for A King – Elvis Costuming

Rock Like An Egyptian with composer Brian Tyler

Joe R. Lansdale reads Bubba Ho-Tep

Deleted scenes with optional commentary by Don Coscarelli and Bruce Campbell

Footage from the Temple Room Floor

Archival Bruce Campbell interviews

“Bubba Ho-Tep” music video

Theatrical trailer

TV spot

Photo gallery

When mysterious deaths plague a Texas retirement home, it’s up to its most sequined senior citizen - an aging and cantankerous “Elvis” (Bruce Campbell) to take on a 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy with a penchant for cowboy boots, bathroom graffiti and sucking the souls from the barely living!

Pre-order Bubba Ho-Tep.