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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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RE: "What's Your Favorite Scary Movie?" - A Rambling Essay of Personal Reflections
Lol :)
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RE: "What's Your Favorite Scary Movie?" - A Rambling Essay of Personal Reflections
You left out The Innocents though. That's unacceptable!
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RE: Ten Horror Tropes I Never Want to See Again
Yeah, the internet and cell phones really kind of destroyed a lot of classic horror tropes, didn't they? No more "let's go look up the haunted old house's history at the creepy old town library or
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RE: "What's Your Favorite Scary Movie?" - A Rambling Essay of Personal Reflections
Most of your favorites are most of my favorites also.
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RE: 'The Amityville Horror' (1979) Revisited: Actually, It's Not a Very Good Movie
It's also just a very cluttered film. Why do you need 4 priests and one nun and then all the arguing about what's going on in the house. Just really unneccessary. I just rewatched the remake also (both
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RE: "What's Your Favorite Scary Movie?" - A Rambling Essay of Personal Reflections
I think he always hated them; it was just after we'd been together for a few years, he felt safe enough to say, "Fuck it, I hate this shit." Before that, we saw a lot of great late 90s horror
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RE: "What's Your Favorite Scary Movie?" - A Rambling Essay of Personal Reflections
I actually got to see it in the theater. Those were the days -- late 90s -- when my husband would go with me to watch horror films. Then he suddenly decided he hated them and wouldn't go with me anymore.
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RE: Film Review: 'The Keeping Hours' (2017): Nice Little Movie
thanks Just Joy! I posted the discord link on your last entry to your blog again. It expires in 24 hours so please use it asap. Thanks!
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RE: Lion attack! Does the victim survive?
Discord link Just Joy, here is the link again to our group. It expires in 24 hours.
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RE: Film Review: 'Night Tide' (1961)
Sweet! Let me know what you think of it. There's one cheesy scene where Dennis Hopper dreams he's being strangled by a giant octopus that looks like it's made out of felt and cotton wool, but it's very
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RE: "What's Your Favorite Scary Movie?" - A Rambling Essay of Personal Reflections
I agree that Drew Barrymore being stalked by ol' Ghostface is one of the scariest opening scenes in movie history! Great points about Scream.
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RE: Film Review: 'The Keeping Hours' (2017): Nice Little Movie
Thank you!
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RE: Film Review: 'The People' (1972)
Yeah, it could have been creepier. The thing I liked about it is that it set you up to think it was a Children of the Corn type of thing, and it turned out to be totally different. Also, it's got The Shat!
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RE: The World Rugby Cup, love it or hate it, is ON.
Just Joy, this is off-topic, but the steemfiction writers' group has decided to invite you to our Discord channel and our group. I believe that yvette/giantbear has already spoken to you about it. Here
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RE: Film Review: 'Paperhouse' (1988), by Bernard Rose
Your review is much more detailed and complete than mine. Good job! I did not know of this movie myself, until a couple of years ago when I got a recommendation from some movie message board (probably
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RE: Film/Literary Commentary: Judy Barton and James Gatz, the Reinvented Americans
Yeah, I first read it when I was a teen also, just after the Redford/Jack Clayton version was released. I loved the novel, but then it's the kind of book that would appeal to a young romantic woman and
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RE: Film/Literary Commentary: Judy Barton and James Gatz, the Reinvented Americans
Thank you! None of the Gatsby movies really capture the essence of the novel, but the most faithful movie to the book is the 1974 version starring Robert Redford as Gatsby.
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RE: Film/Literary Commentary: Judy Barton and James Gatz, the Reinvented Americans
Thank you!
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RE: Film Review: 'Games' (1967)
Those tulip-pickin' Dutchies get all the good stuff, don't they @vincentnijman?
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RE: Painting - To Get Out of the Loop of Overthinking
Vincent! You don't use linseed oil with watercolor paint! It's strictly for oil paintings. If you want a medium to paint with, use gum arabic.
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