#fave ghost movie

[dovebuffy92]

My Fave Haunted House & Ghost Horror Movie

The Others (2001)

[hajihiko]

ghost talk

So let's say that "ghosts" do reflect the way they are remembered by whoever is experiencing them (for example, you might remember your grandma best when she's in the garden, so her visage is sunny and bright even if you see her ghost in a dark room).

This is obviously not great when it comes to Junko, because she's generally remembered as something extraordinary and powerful. Yes, unnaturally straight teeth and long legs and all that creepy model shit, but also, she was charismatic, sweet, strong, alluring, challenging, unbeatable, depending on what she needed to be to manipulate any person.

Hajime isn't one who experiences the Haunting too much, but if he did, he'd probably be the only person to see her as she, to the unaffected, generally was; a pretty teenage girl who thought she was invincible and had a talent for getting into your head. Nothing more.

[triple-pupil]

YES

Y E S

GIVE LOVE TO THIS MOVIE, THIS PIECE OF ANIMATED HORROR IS PERFECT FOR A CHRISTMAS NIGHT OF SCAWY.

FUCK YOU ALL/j, I LOVE THIS MOVIE, GIVE THIS MOVIE SOME LOVE NOW.

[evangelineartemiasamos]

All those small moments Tobi came up with like

I totally wondered myself when in concert what he did when he ran off the stage every time and look, it's all part of the movie! He planned it all along

He even makes fun of all the costume changes

Like when he's confused about the sudden Year Zero outfit and makes Eww when he sees he holds the cross UP lol

The way his parents seem to scare him about death only to scare us

How you barely notice all the times he throws the mic from one hand to another by the way the movie is edited UNLESS you give that special attention and see how it's suddenly in the other hand (I watched it twice okay)

That time when he's on the drum pedestal and we see him from the back as he looks over his shoulder to us

"When I first came here to be an entertainer ... well, that wasn't ME, but you know what I mean ..." Might be me but I love how he lets his own self shine throw the personas sometimes. He's so touching and caring beneath all that

Tress Biyan for fuck's sake

My utter confusion about the red demon windows during Square Hammer, what does that mean?? They were monochrome white the other events -

Remembering the striding away after the finale was the sexy teaser when the movie webpage was first announced only to learn he falls on his face next thing (his self irony is so charming)

[sweetteaandpie]

y'all having friends in your 40s is really fucking hard. either they're busy with their partners and/or kids or they're self-important to the point you can't deal with it or you're tired and dealing with chronic illness or hermiting or you have really specific special interests that they don't share or you outgrow them.

i have chosen to remain single and child-free because i prefer to spend my time and money how i want to spend it. and now my circle of friends has dwindled to a couple of people. and i'm not sad about it. i am a bit worried i'm turning into a cranky bitch, but i'm also not worried because i feel [mostly] content. something wild and wonderful happened when i turned 40. i finally got some fucking boundaries and put myself first after a lifetime of people pleasing (i still do this but i'm deconstructing; making progress, though!).

[birdietrait]

i think it’s funny that i used to refuse to watch horror movies….i’ve literally watched 5 in the past week

[ghostpepperworld]

Saw the fnaf movie

Cinematic masterpiece

[aly015]

The golden boy

[dastardlydandelion]

@foxgirlontherun

THE OTHERS — (2001) dir. Alejandro Amenábar

[steampunk-swift-arrow]

The Scooby-Doo and Kiss movie is playing on the Scoobtober 48 hours movie stream if anyone wants to see where my icon is from

[youremyonlyhope]

I really should know better than to watch dumb romcoms while I'm 90% sure I'm ovulating.

This time it was Netflix's Love in the Villa trying to make me cry.

[princepipper]

A few nights ago, my stepdad put on the Ghost movie, Rite Here Rite Now. I have since been on a binge, listening to a bunch of songs (some familiar to me, some not) and that song Cirice is so good. Like... it's so dark and haunting, and the guitar riff reminds me of some of Metallica's famous intros. So good.

[beastblade69]

was checking my ex friend's letterboxd and he rated the crow as 3 stars and said it's a corny movie 🫨🫨 I'm glad I blocked him, the crow haters are not welcome here

[sunshinetoshi]

just watched starstruck

for the twentieth time

[dudja]

favorite patrick swayze film?

[shackleton2]

ok yeah because I've come to believe that the difference between a terrible shit movie that's fun and a movie that is shit and makes you angry sad and bored is the human element: some people, maybe even just ONE person, involved in its creation, sincerely thinking "fuck yeah this is great"

This is why I don't have the energy for stupid-on-purpose spoofy flicks like Sharknado etc—they have the same vibe as big giant stupid cash grab (transformers etc) movies where the motivation behind them feels kinda contemptous. The AI version of that is even worse.

Soulless is a million times worse than dumb. As this person says in their more articulate words above, we really need that "cringe human element"

What are some inarguably dumbass movies where you get the vibe it was made by people who were just LOVIN it and thought it was genius?

Shitty movies with shitty plots and shitty voice acting still actually have some effort in them (even if they're knock-offs), often some are so bad that they're good and give people some laughs. Now I just saw someone mention a bad movie made by AI and that makes me sad and pissed off. Like where would be the cringe human element? The creative time saving methods that may ultimately look really bad but still give the movie a unique look? (Don't you dare say being generated by AI is unique in itself, it may look "new" right now but its gonna get old real soon and start looking pretty much the same.)

Knowing that most bad movies in the future may just be made by AI just makes me sad because the reason I like to watch shitty movies is just to see what human creativity and ideas, especially the "bad" ones, entail. The mistakes, the over used tropes or straight up off the rails plots, the bad animations and visual effects and cringey voice acting. I ate that shit up.

Like velocipastor??? COME ON

I'm afraid that as time goes on, more and more art will become this randomized yet homogenous glob, the opposite of what I (and hopefully most people) want to see.