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Jane Nightshade
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Jane Nightshade is the author of the supernatural story collections, The Drowning Game and A SCREAM FULL OF GHOSTS.
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dreams
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RE: I had a dream... a nightmare, last night
Yeah, probably :)
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film
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RE: Film Review: 'Under the Shadow' (2016): A Different Look at Demonic Possession
How did you like it?
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film
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RE: It's H-e-e-e-e-r-e! My First Issue of the Rebooted 'Fangoria'
Lol!!!
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film
7y
RE: Michael's Horror Lase-O-Rama: John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness [Paradigm] (1988, Towa Video)
I love In the Mouth of Madness and I confess it contributed to my mild Sam Neill phobia (which started with Event Horizon -- heck, even the character he played in Jurassic Park was kinda creepy.) I haven't
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dreams
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RE: I had a dream... a nightmare, last night
I have nightmares frequently, but I often don't remember them that well. I used to have very vivid, realistic ones when I took melatonin, but those went away after I stopped taking it.
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film
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RE: Ten Best Movie Witches?
It wasn't supposed to be ranked! My article specifically says that it's not ranked. But the editor added numbers anyway, which kind of ruined the article. Agree that Anjelica Huston would be higher up
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film
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RE: Michael's Horror Lase-O-Rama: John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness [Paradigm] (1988, Towa Video)
I've not seen it, but have you ever seen Carpenter's Cigaret Burns from Masters of Horror? Oh boy...
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books
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RE: Horror Review: The Year's Best Horror Stories No. 1 (1971, DAW Books)
Thanks for the detailed review! I read books like this all the time when I was a kid in the 70s. Those, and all the Alfred Hitchcock and Ellery Queen anthologies. But not this particular one. I didn't
janenightshade
steemfiction
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RE: 224 downloads of our @SteemFiction book in FIVE days! Thank you!!!!!
Great post! Thanks a lot. Resteemed.
janenightshade
film
7y
RE: Film Review: 'Creepshow 2' (1987): Slightly Cheesy 80s Horror
Me too. I used to think that Frankenstein Meets Abbott and Costello was scary.
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film
7y
RE: Film Review: 'Creepshow 2' (1987): Slightly Cheesy 80s Horror
Yup, it's a good one for a rainy Saturday afternoon.
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film
7y
RE: Michael's Drama Lase-O-Rama: The Chocolate War (1989, Image Entertainment)
Lol, A Separate Peace is one of my favorite novels. I've never read The Chocolate War though.
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film
7y
RE: Film Review: Peckinpah's 'Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid' (1973)
Thank you!
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film
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RE: Film Review: Peckinpah's 'Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid' (1973)
I'm sure he wasn't a nice guy IRL. My problem was Peckinpah demanding that the audience fall in love with him, without giving us any reason to do so. I miss the old star-studded films as well. I think
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film
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RE: Films That Reference Other Films: The Difference Between an Homage and a Straight-Up Steal
Plus in the early 60s, spaghetti was the only type of Italian food that Americans knew about.
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film
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RE: Michael's Trash Horror Lase-O-Rama: Demonic Toys (1992, Full Moon Entertainment)
Do you plan to watch the sequel, Dollman vs. Demonic Toys? It also stars the beloved Tracy.
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RE: Michael's Trash Horror Lase-O-Rama: Demonic Toys (1992, Full Moon Entertainment)
It sounds great! I love creepy doll/toy movies. Chucky is my fave of the 80s horror franchises. And Tracy Scoggins, queen of the straight-to-video Bs!
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film
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RE: Michael's Thriller Lase-O-Rama: The Stepfather (1987, Embassy Home Entertainment)
The basement freak-out scene is repeated in the much-inferior sequel, Stepfather 2. Only it's now a woodshop in the garage instead of in the basement. Great review!
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film
7y
RE: Film Review: 'The Perfection' (2019): An Instant B-Movie Classic
It does look fun!
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film
7y
RE: Films That Reference Other Films: The Difference Between an Homage and a Straight-Up Steal
I don't think it was meant to be derogatory. I think it was just "Wow, how weird is it that Italians are making Westerns!" Westerns being the quintessential American film genre and all that.
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