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Scream Queen - Scout Taylor-Compton

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Halloween II (2009)

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APRIL FOOL'S DAY (2008)

Directors: The Butcher Brothers Cinematography: Michael Maley

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THEY TURNED US INTO KILLERS | Trailer & Poster

A girl named Karma is drugged and assaulted by her boyfriend, BJ, which leads to her tragically committing suicide. Prior to this devastating event, she writes a letter to her best friend, Star, detailing the horrific events that unfolded that fateful night. Determined to seek revenge against those responsible, Star then hunts down BJ and his brothers, and begins to torture them one by one, while reading to them Karma's suicide letter, before taking each of their lives.

Directed and written by Thomas Walton, the film stars Scout Taylor-Compton, Taryn Manning, Kane Hodder, Brian Anthony Wilson, Michael Berryman, Lauren Francesca, Bryce Draper, Brandon Irons, Maritza Brikisak, and Xander Goldman.

Gravitas Ventures will release THEY TURNED US INTO KILLERS on Jan. 9th, 2024, on VOD and it can be pre-ordered now on Apple TV.

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Halloween (2007)

dir. Rob Zombie

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Official Trailer & Poster For THEY TURNED US INTO KILLERS!

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A Creature Was Stirring (2023) Date de sortie : 12/12/2023 Réalisateur : Damien LeVeck Scénario :  Shannon Wells Avec : Scout Taylor-Compton, Annalise Basso, Connor Paolo

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W A T C H I N G

(Insomnia Edition)

This is the first time in maybe 4-6 years I've watched a movie I haven't seen before on my own because of my sleeping problems.

My mental health OCD doesn't really let me do even this on my own.

Although I have done rewatches of comfort movies I have watched before growing up or with my parents or friends. But rarely new ones.

But tonight I just can't sleep no matter what I do. And I am just so annoyed, and lonely in my head with myself I'm going to watch this! Fuck it.

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Someone mistakenly posted that today is Scout Taylor-Compton's birthday. It's not. Her actual birthday is February 21 1989.

Since I already collected these pics before I checked her stats, we'll just call this a STC appreciation post.

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A Creature Was Stirring Arrives on Home Video This Week to Scare Up Love

Those interested in picking up the #yuletide themed release from @wellgousa of #ACreatureWasStirring can grab it tomorrow! We got a #moviereview at:

Available to stream or purchase on Amazon USA Well GO USA Spoiler Alert Although the creature feature A Creature Was Stirring had limited theatrical screenings last month, I had my plate full on what to enjoy over the holiday season. This eerie variation of a trapped in a cabin in the woods’ scenario would eventually get viewed, and I’m hoping the coming home video release will offer a…

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A Creature was Stirring (2023)

A Creature was Stirring (2023) #DamienLeVeck #ChrissyMetz #AnnaliseBasso #ScoutTaylorCompton #ConnorPaolo Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 (Dezember) Genre: Horror Regie: Damien LeVeck Hauptrollen: Chrissy Metz, Annalise Basso, Scout Taylor-Compton, Connor Paolo … Filmbeschreibung: Eine Krankenschwester, die sich um das mysteriöse Leiden ihrer Tochter kümmert, hat Mühe, ihre Geheimnisse zu verbergen, als ungebetene Fremde während eines tödlichen Schneesturms in ihrem Haus Schutz suchen…

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Catfish: Shonna Paige/Scheglova

Name(s): Shonna Paige, Shonna Anika Scheglova, Shonna Scheglova

Facebook (DEACTIVATED)

An older persona, Shonna Paige/Scheglova first emerged in 2008 - allegedly as a close friend and confidant of American actors Kristen Stewart and Ashley Greene. She is alleged to be 44-years-old and attended high school in Washington alongside Greene, who is her closest friend. While on the set of Twilight, she became close with Stewart. In 2018, Paige's Facebook page was given a complete makeover, to read "Shonna Anika Scheglova", with a whole host of Crip Walk pictures and videos. She publicly identified her hometown as being Sochi, Russia. The Paige/Scheglova persona is utilized extensively for networking and harassment.

An older picture from 2010, featuring Kristen Stewart and her friends meeting Rob Zombie. Paige/Scheglova is falsely presented as being Scout Taylor-Compton, in the top hat.

You likely correctly surmised that Shonna Paige/Sheglova is fictional. Greene did not only attend high school exclusively in Florida, but is an entire decade younger. The previous victim was American actor Scout Taylor-Compton. However, the primary woman is a 33-year-old Russian entrepreneur & Crip Walk dancer residing in Warsaw, Poland named Anika Scheglova. Her photos and videos have been extensively stolen by the perpetrator, with identities, dates and locations altered.

The landmark gazebo at Łazienki Krolewskie, falsely presented as being Point Defiance in Seattle.

The perpetrator steals a photograph from 2007 and claims it was from 1999.

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Blu-ray review: “Halloween II” (2009)

“Halloween II” (2009) Horror Running Time: 105 minutes Written and directed by: Rob Zombie  Featuring: Malcolm McDowell, Tyler Mane, Sheri Moon Zombie, Brad Dourif, Danielle Harris and Scout Taylor-Compton Dr. Samuel Loomis: “Michael Myers is fucking dead!” Critical Commentary “Halloween II” (2009) is a horror film directed by Rob Zombie and serves as a sequel to his 2007 remake of John…

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Feral (2017)

While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...

Generic. Repetitive. Uninteresting. Feral is a zombie movie lacking in anything that would make it memorable except for its microscopic budget. A crippling lack of funds means it doesn't even deliver what you'd expect from a zombie movie.

Alice (Scout Taylor-Compton), Jules (Olivia Luccardi), Brienne (Renee Olstead), Jesse (Brock Kelly), Gina (Landry Allbright) and Matt (George Finn) are attacked by a strange creature while camping. The survivors take refuge in a small cabin in the woods owned by the reclusive Talbot (Lew Temple). As their wounds become infected, a virus transforms them into FERAL, bloodthirsty creatures.

This movie gets just about everything wrong. Much dialogue in the opening scene details how all of the protagonists (save for one of the girlfriends) are medical students. The film does nothing with this. It appears to have been a complete afterthought on the part of writers Mark Young and Adam Frazier, as none of these people can properly bandage a wound. Similarly, Jules and Alice are in a lesbian relationship that's on the rocks because Alice previously slept with Jesse. Nothing is made of this. In theory, it's cool that their roles could've been played by a man or woman, gay or straight but you've also got to respect the principle of Chekhov's gun and avoid wasting our time with threads that go nowhere.

The picture shows its incompetence further when we finally see the monsters. Their design betrays the very fear upon which all zombie films prey. We've seen it a thousand times: Someone you love has been bitten. They're going to turn. Can you do it? Can you pull the trigger and put them out of their misery? Then there's the shock of seeing someone you love and recognize attack you. In Feral, none of the characters should be struggling with this dilemma and fear because an infected person quickly loses all of their hair, grow rows of sharp teeth, and becomes mute. They essentially turn into snarling creatures that often walk on all fours and are barely recognizable as human. When you see one of the "feral", you never know who you're supposed to be looking at. The characters do because, in theory, this would create tension and drama but the audience is never convinced.

This film has nothing to say and little to do. The bulk of our time is spent watching someone get isolated then attacked while their friend(s) go search for help. When they return, the dilemma begins. "What do we do now?" "Go get help!" It worked so well the last time, just do it again but with the cast shrinking by one every time. It certainly doesn't make you care about the protagonists, as they're basically interchangeable and only differentiated by their clichés. This makes for a boring, unscary story. I'd compliment the gore and makeup but conceptually, they're bad for reasons stated earlier.

Feral struggles to justify its own existence. When it finaly tries something new, it's only so the director Mark Young can make mistakes we've never seen before. Maybe that's a lesson some people will draw value from, but that's not the same thing as being entertaining. (May 29, 2020)