#movie poser

[whorrorfix]

this scene will always break me

[autismdurst]

Everybody stop what ur doing and look at this

[galileosyeast]

deadpool / wolverine doodles i did for work

[chelstory]

1998 punk matt lilly is my fav

Movie refs are SLC Punk! and Senseless

[cinematicjourney]

Hellbender (2021) | dir. John Adams, Zelda Adams, Toby Poser

[b0ylik3r]

i hate scene kids who wear gir stuff that haven't watched invader zim. im about to gatekeep gir from people. name the plot of 3 episodes and 5 characters NOW!!!!!!

[weaponizedmoth]

Still don't have a computer, but I do have a basic cartoon Lydia cosplay like in my teen years <3

[jellymonstergrrrl]

Hellbender (2021) dir. John Adams, Zelda Adams & Toby Poser

[goryhorroor]

i know terrifier 2 was like a hit or a miss for people, but that scene (and i know people know what scene i'm referring to) like messed me up in theaters. i don't know if it's because the practical effects are gorgeous and look so real, or that it was so brutal. now i'm not a wimp for splatter horror, but there's something about that scene that had me react badly but not react badly to like movies like hostel or saw

[mokeonn]

if you dont mind sharing, what are some of your favorite ska songs/bands?

I will admit I am not a huge band person I tend to be more of a "pick whatever random songs sound good" person, so I can't recommend any good bands. I also listen to Ska Punk, which is a subgenre of Ska... and Punk. So I am not a good authority on Ska songs to listen to I am just someone who is banned from being passed the aux cord...

But some of my favorite songs include:

No Children - Ska (cover)

Quinto Patio Ska

Everything Went Numb

S F D D

And songs by Reel Big Fish tbh. I know I just said I don't listen to specific bands but Reel Big Fish has some pretty good songs like...

Sell Out

And their Take on Me cover

Here's my disclaimer, though: I am not into music subcultures I just listen to whatever sounds good (and jazzy punk with horns sounds good), so I could be giving absolutely awful music recommendations that anyone who is especially into Ska (and more specifically Ska Punk) might find egregious. I personally just grab whatever song sounds good and add them to my forever long playlist.

Also the Jabberjaw (Running Underwater) song from Pain used for the Cartoon Network Boomerang Groovies is probably the reason I enjoy Ska punk so much, and it has been in my playlist for years now:

If nothing else in this list interests you, I require everyone by law to listen to Jabberjaw Running Under Water by pain and watch the Cartoon Network Boomerang Groovie video of it. I used to watch Boomerang a million times, and this was probably the only Groovie I really enjoyed watching and didn't go to the bathroom during.

[devilsskettle]

dinner in america is such a “take what you want from it and leave the rest” movie for me because i do think it’s very cute and i can buy into some of the wish fulfillment nature of the story but admittedly there are some parts that really don’t work for me, there are some parts that fall a little flat either in terms of the characters or humor, and the pacing is a bit of a challenge tbh. but it’s unbelievable what the human brain can overcome by virtue of simply Just Liking That Guy

[top10statuesthatcriedblood]

i really did forget how much the twilight soundtrack bangs. pure 00s alt/rock bliss

[moviemosaics]

Hell Hole

directed by John Adams and Toby Poser, 2024

[kalashtars]

just watched saltburn and then went on letterboxd..... lol what do you mean everyone didn't think this was a 5 star masterpiece

[fearsmagazine]

HELL HOLE - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: Shudder

SYNOPSIS: In the heart of the remote Siberian wilderness, an American-led fracking team is dealing with pushback by government-appointed environmental advisors. Amidst the tension, the crew receives approval to commence drilling operations. However, their expedition uncovers an unimaginable horror - a dormant parasitic monster buried deep within the frozen rock. When they accidentally awakened from its slumber, the monstrous entity rampages through the mining facility, relentlessly searching for the ideal host to possess.

REVIEW: From the family-run production company Wonder Wheel Productions, led by Toby Poser, John Adams, and their daughters Lulu and Zelda Adams, comes HELL HOLE, a delightfully wicked creature feature. Their profound passion for genre films is evident in their cinematic creations such as this entertaining adult horrorfest. To borrow a line from George Carlin, their films possess the power to "infect your soul, curve your spine, and prevent the nation from claiming victory in war."

The plot is straightforward, timeless, and includes some delightful nuances. The film's opening sequence, set in 1814 Siberia during one of Napoleon's battles, is particularly hypnotic as it starts the film off with a thrilling bang. The characters are appealing and draw the viewer into the story. The environmentalists are a contrasting scientific duo, with one exuding a mad scientist persona. The drilling crew is humorous, and while some of their dialogue may seem excessive, their heartfelt performances make it enjoyable.

Regarding the creature mythology, some of the proposed scientific explanations are intriguing, while others are intentionally far-fetched to add dark satire. The plot has a subtle Lovecraftian touch, as it feels like a prehistoric Cthulhu, envisioned as a shell-less, tentacled mollusk seeking a refuge similar to a hermit crab, but with a distinct attitude. The writing skillfully blends genre elements, satisfying fans' cravings while simultaneously leaving them wanting more.

The creature design in HELL HOLE is a combination of the work of artist Todd Masters and his team at MastersFX and Trey Lindsay of Moondog Pictures. The creature is fast and elusive, and the filmmakers wisely chose to only show glimpses of it, maintaining an air of mystery and magic. This simple but effective design portrays the creature as a multi-tentacled beast with a mischievous personality, reminiscent, again, of a young Cthulhu. Despite the film's many "wtf" moments, the creature design never grows old.

HELL HOLE showcases exceptional production elements that enhance its overall impact. The film's location selection, cinematography, and editing are meticulously executed, contributing to the creature and special effects sequences' effectiveness. Moreover, John Adams' superb score elevates the film's atmosphere and energy. The music begins with classical movements to punk and heavy metal themes as the film intensifies and aligns perfectly with the film's tone, creating a harmonious blend of sounds and visuals.

In addition to the film's local cast it includes the filmmakers Toby Poser and John Adams, who create distinctive characters that captivate the audience. All the performances maintain the film's energy and engagement, ensuring a consistent level throughout. Notably, the accents of certain characters are a blend of authenticity and cheesiness, intentionally adding a humorous touch to the dark comedy.

After completing its festival run, HELL HOLE is set to make its premiere on Shudder on August 23rd. This is an excellent opportunity to subscribe to the platform if you haven't already. Prepare snacks, gather a selection of refreshing adult beverages, and get ready for a hell of a thrill ride. Additionally, Shudder offers other notable features by the Adams Family such as "The Deeper You Dig" and "HELLBENDER," which you might consider and make it a double feature night. While I have yet to see these films, I've added them to my watchlist and will rectify that soon enough. HELL HOLE has sparked my interest in the Adams Family films, and I eagerly anticipate their future projects. If you enjoyed the musical score of HELL HOLE, I recommend exploring the family's band, H6LLB6ND6R, whose music is available on Spotify.

CAST: Toby Poser, John Adams, Max Portman, Anders Hove, Olivera Perunicic, Aleksandar Trmcic, Petar Arsic, & Bruno Veljanovski. CREW: Directors/Screenplay - John Adams & Toby Poser; Screenplay - Lulu Adams; Producers: Justin Martell, Matt Manjourides, & Miloš Ðukelić; Cinematographer - Sean Dahlberg; Score - John Adams; Editor - John Adams; Production Designer - Vladimir Vićentić; Costume Designer - Ivana Mazić; Creature Designs - MastersFX, Inc.; Visual Effects & Stop-Motion Animation - Trey Lindsay; Special Effects Makeup - Kristina Miljački & Veroljub Naumović OFFICIAL: wonderwheelproductions.com FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/wonderwheelproductions TWITTER: x.com/adams_films TRAILER: https://youtu.be/hqV4y6z24Y8?si=3wg8XZGBbvr7o3qg RELEASE DATE: Streaming, August 23rd, 2024 Listen to our Interview with John Adams & Toby Poser: HERE

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay), or 👎 (Dislike)

Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

[kazz-brekker]

adding how to blow up a pipeline to my list of favorite christmas films