John Kott
Oh, cool! I see @nosuchthingpod.bsky.social is covering a classic..."Hellraiser III"! I've been trying forever to find a physical copy of this. I can't wait to listen to this episode and hear what they think! Also remember, Motörhead is spelled with an umlaut! \m/ ('~') \m/
I'm making pot pies with the seitan that my wife @goldtopgirl.bsky.social steamed earlier. We're so gosh darned wholesome. Happy Thanksgiving!
Share a horror TV show you love. 📺😱 My choice: Star Trek TOS. Mike Stoklasa of @redlettermedia.com has often suggested that many episodes of the original series are straight up horror stories, and I find that an interesting take.
Share a horror TV show you love. 📺😱 My choice: Ash vs Evil Dead
Check out this bowl of hot peppers my wife @goldtopgirl.bsky.social grew! They're the last of the season...she saved them before the frost arrived yesterday. I want to eat them all right now 💕🌶️ #IGrowHotPeppers
For me it was the birth of the Human-Visitor baby in 1984's "V: The Final Battle", specifically the jump scare of the baby's forked tongue. I got so frightened I turned off the television in sheer terror. The next day at school I learned there was a twin...
I caught a rerun of the "Cold Hands Warm Heart" episode of The Outer Limits when I was maybe five or so, and those shadowy glimpses of the floating, writhing, glowing-eyed alien creature that William Shatner encounters introduced some hard-core terror into my soul.
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Considering how often I use it, it's a no brainer. I bet you do too! I support Wikipedia, where information is still human-created, fact-checked, and 100% free. Join me! donate.wikimedia.org
After hearing about "Don't Let The Riverbeast Get You!" on @nosuchthingpod.bsky.social I placed an order on @goldninjavideo.bsky.social. I found a few other treasures there too...I'm looking forward to seeing @declouxj.bsky.social's film "Impossible Horror" featuring @apriletmanski.bsky.social!
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We never imagined how far that dream would travel, into homes, into hearts, into the way generations imagined what we could still become. In a world that often feels as divided as ever, maybe that's exactly why we need it now: a reminder that unity was always the point.