Golfax is always appropriate

This is incredible. I cannot recommend this highly enough.

Ha! Well, I was with my parents, so I wasn't an unaccompanied 7yo.

They did get the occasional disapproving glare from ticket sellers, though. And one time they tried to talk them out of taking me in (for The Fly '86).

I was 7 when this came out. The theater I saw it in used to do displays for big movies. One of the 2 I clearly remember was from this, a replica of the Birthday Cake zombie coming out of his grave. The other was for The Keep, a cardboard castle entranceway to the theater.

Nice haul!

I love Fires on the Plain, Late Spring, Ghost in the Shell, and Female Yakuza Tale.

This is incredible. Greenscreen madness. Thanks @bleedingskull.bsky.social for releasing another fun, bizarre obscurity.

This another SOV, very low-budget feature on @bleedingskull.bsky.social BACKYARD BLOODBATHS disc.

A lot of these kinds of movies come across as just a bunch friends goofing around, but this one was genuinely strange, funny, and disturbing. Not for everyone, but will click for some.

I had that book at one time!

"In a recent report, when a 4th grade class of 9yos was asked how they most wanted to celebrate Halloween, 85% of them said that they wanted to kill someone!"

sending this post back through time to the mind of Nostradamus, with no context or explanations

I'd recommend watching SPUN (2002), currently on Hulu

There was a lot of (TV) hoopla at the time, as this was touted as the version of The Shining that Stephen King totally endorses, as his famously hated the Kubrick film.

Like a lot of King TV mini-series that aren't the original Salem's Lot, I had trouble finishing it.

Now they're discussing "terrible, unholy horror films", and one of the first posters shown is Doris Wishman's NUDE ON THE MOON!!!