Letterboxd — Your life in film

My Saturday Splatter has been well and truly smashed in.

Bursting with gore, with a look away dollop of depravity. Beware those massive raging Disney eyes.

Love is......

If anyone is gonna complete the tune to open a demonic portal it's the Foo Fighters.

Gory as all hell, and most lovingly Dave Grohl reminded me of WB's Taz.

Play it in L

Beware......
It's as angry as a muttering old man,
Feet move deceptively sloooooow,
Floppiest arms in the universe

Great sook the life out of you kill.

Its fun, and Roger was my kind of 80's hot 💓

I have developed the biggest fear of peeling tatties.

Jump scares aside, the story is wicked. I was pleasantly surprised. Go on get yourself in deep.

A HUGE, experimented on Tasmanian Devil named Precious gets set free at a cemetery which is built upon a set of old mining tunnels. Precious parties hard, slicing, splattering, heck there's even a sleeping bag kill.

Reggie-forever-unlucky-in-love

'I love a guy with tattoos, it's gives me something to read during sex'

The town in extremely haunted. 

Val Kilmer plays such a sad sack. I am impressed. He's not likeable, but then lets talk about wee 12yr old bucktooth, with her poisoned braces. Shabby pish, suck it out suck it out.

She's mesmerising isn't she, and I'm not talking about the moon.

They both had the danger, and I loved the wonder of who would out do the other.

Yeah there were moments.

For me it really came down to getting back to the opening scene. The rest just didn't get my attention. The big boss man with his tortured family were really intriguing, I felt they wasted this part of the story. The final battle is a top notch mixed up cookie rage on. Have they ever put this type of fight in a computer game...... lets make it.

Well these twins made quite the community didn't they. Momma would be proud.

It's a good time slashertastic rewatch, the wax kill setup, the house itself, and how brutal the twins are. I mean I sad sighed for the first victim.

The group of kids are a decent bunch, all had some fight in them. I was impressed with Paris, and glad I didn't have to anxiety over any handbag dogs.

I've got the full on shivers after that.

The 70's knows how to serve up the creepiest of children. This Child comes with her own entourage, and they look chiller.

I can sniff the beginnings of The Pit here.

Elmwood you know there's got to be dark happenings going down there, and I'd love to see this explored more.

A love of a short, narrated by my favourite Heather Lagenkamp, rocking tunes and heck yes a girl into something more than makeup & sports.

People are strange, pick up strange addictions. What a hobby, it introduces her to Werewolf Wednesdays at least.

Available on YouTube. Go on treat yourself