FINAL GIRL COUNTDOWN: #6 - Julie James (I Know What You Did Last Summer)

Julie represents something unique in #FinalGirl history - a survivor who actually earned her stripes TWICE.
The first film establishes Julie as a classic late-90s Final Girl. Guilt, trauma, and the Fisherman seeking revenge...

FINAL GIRL COUNTDOWN: #7 - Nancy Thompson (A Nightmare on Elm Street)

And here's where I'm going to piss people off. Nancy at #7.
Look, I get it. Nancy is THE blueprint. She established the rules every #FinalGirl follows. Without Nancy Thompson, this entire conversation doesn't exist... BUT -

FINAL GIRL COUNTDOWN: #8 - Erin (You're Next)

Erin revolutionized home invasion horror by asking one simple question: what if the victim was more dangerous than the killers?
#You'reNext seemed like standard fare at first - family gathering interrupted by masked killers. But...

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FINAL GIRL COUNTDOWN: #9 - Ginny (Friday the 13th Part 2)

Here's my most underrated Final Girl pick, and I'm prepared to die on this hill.
Everyone remembers Alice from the first film, everyone knows Tommy Jarvis, but Ginny gets forgotten. That's criminal negligence of Final Girl history.

FINAL GIRL COUNTDOWN: #10 - Grace (Ready or Not) There's something beautifully chaotic about Grace's story. It's your wedding night - supposed to be the happiest day of your life. Instead, your new in-laws reveal they're part of a death cult that requires human sacrifice, and YOURE the sacrifice.

Welcome to The Final Girl Face Off! Not all Final Girls are created equal... I'm ranking off the top 10 Final Girls in horror history and some of these picks are gonna PISS YOU OFF. Starting tomorrow with #10- she outsmarted an entire cult in a wedding dress
Drop your predictions below Who takes #1?

Nine Inch Nails' Hesitation Marks reveals the balance between control and chaos in storytelling. Sometimes, the bravest move isn't the loudest, but the quiet edit. Watch the full video on YouTube and explore the tension and silence that shapes this Upward Spiral. #HesitationMarks #NinelnchNails

The 2002 Horror/Suspense film - feardotcom - was ahead of it's time in a lot of ways, despite bombing at the box office. Stylistically, the movie was there. I can't help but wonder how much was left on the cutting room floor.

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