Turn it up to 11 @Timwis.
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Indeed, lol! Got it on DVD but never get fed up with watching it. Brilliant how it’s done there was sort of a script but mostly was ad lib, every scene done in one take!
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For SOME, it only made sense, at the very LAST part of the end credits. 
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You need a certain dry humour, it’s wasted on most!
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Just watched Extraction 1 and 2 Again.Netflix original movies you dont wanna miss if you like extreme action and adrenaline with a great story line and good acting to go with it
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Releasing soon …
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And this is how meat, and organic food production will be brought down, so manufactured(fake) meat can replace it. Complete with all the Mrna, and other chemicals that the gov’t cabal want’s you to consume.
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Yes, it’s a bit deeper… They’re talking about the need to register home gardens and the whole Monsanto seeds, etc… That hasn’t happened yet but it will.
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If any of you haven’t watched it but notice it on any of the streaming sites you use then it’s a must watch!
Whitechapel!
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He reads books from different authors and they detail the past to what’s happening now, multiple actors and it’s going to cost a lot of money to get all of the books he does podcasts about.
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Last night, I watched Saw X while painting - a light watch for those who know me.
I was pleasantly surprised by it and how it tried to examine John’s conflicted morality against his personal approach to expedient treatment. Personally, I rate it as my third favourite in the series : Saw, Saw 3 and Saw X in descending order. But, I may change that after the rewatch - as there seemed to be a few cavernous gashes in the plot’s integrity.
Obviously this is not one for those who are squeamish but worth a watch for those who enjoy darker tones and practical effects.
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This just seems to be fundamentally flawed - I have never seen another example of a deity being rejected and argued against prior to it existing.
In regard to the content of the video, well I cannot say that it devolved into idiocy at any particular point or, drifted into insidious issues. Sadly, it doesn’t even manage to keep a thread going from one paragraph to another.
Another fun rambling word salad.
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I usually create monthly lists, especially at this time of year, so I will share tonight’s and tomorrow’s October choices to satisfy spooky requests:
Tonight is Stitches: one of the best evil clown movies (I have seen far too many of them) which plays on the tropes of clowning and horror trying to establish continuity.
Tomorrow will be Hellraiser (2022). This will be my third watch of it and I appreciated it a lot more after the second time - definitely fighting for third place in all of the Hellraiser media (11 movies, 3 notable fan trailers, a pile of student films, and enough comics and novellas to wipe out a horde of gluttonous bookworms). My only issue is around not using Jamie Clayton’s voice more in the audio mix - their tones are naturally haunting. I know a few morons whinged about the gender change in this film but horror nuts roll their eyes as The Priest in The Hellbound Heart was mostly female.
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Watching my favourite meta after reminding @JoelSq to calm down (it must be three years now of anti-trolling a troll). Much easier than explaining that a haunting was just snails.
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But we both remember and, your limited time on ELR. I left there as it was horrifically biased. And in the break, having alleged leaks which I find objectionable. Even @SeasonDrummer being raised. Although, I tend to disregard
authoritarian steps to give all an air of grace.
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For @JoelSq .
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Limited time? I think I was posting in the forums longer than the guy that banned me
My first account was either 2014 or 15
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