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More amazing work from @CGHorror !! – at Allen Park, MI
I had this one finished for a while. I was waiting for the decals to show up and here they are. My Classified Dreadnok Swampfire. Designed by @MarkTwoDesign and decals by GI Customs.
I did make a change and that was adding a flight stick. I’m thinking of adding handlebars to the gun.
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After trick or treating, we watched the Lost Boys. Little Rip says, “DAD, we need to start training, I’ve got to become one of the Frog Brothers!” I got you, little man. We must be ready to fight off the vampires. Never invite a vampire into your house, you silly boy!
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Halloween cartoons just hit different when you grew up with Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tunes. No fancy animation, no special effects, just pure Saturday morning magic.
Who remembers watching this one?
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Dr. Evil’s Horror Theatre (1962–1969) was a hosted horror movie show starring Philip Morris as “Dr. Evil” on WBTV in Charlotte, North Carolina. Promo ad for their first color broadcast (date unknown):
Have you ever walked through a graveyard late at night and seen a coffin open? Thought what it would be like to see a person’s head amputated? Think of horrors so terrible the mind can’t imagine them. See it all live on stage with that crazy mixed-up Dr. Evil and his Terrors of the Unknown!
Unlike anything you’ve seen or heard before. Hideous creatures from beyond the grave leave the stage and grab girls right out of their seats. Girls, don’t come alone—bring your boyfriend to protect you when the lights go out. You might find a live snake or rat under your seat.
A real dead body is given away to a lucky person every performance. Also in person: the mummy and King Kong (the famous Hollywood gorilla, real and alive), plus two horrific motion pictures on the screen! 💀
#DrEvilsHorrorTheatre #HorrorHost #HorrorMovies #ClassicHorror #VintageHorror #Halloween #SpookySeason #HalloweenSeason #MonsterMovies #HorrorHistory
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🧟♀️🔥 THE APOCALYPSE NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD!
Kelli Maroney in NIGHT OF THE COMET (1984)!
Big blonde hair, valley-girl attitude, and zombies everywhere!
😍 Be honest: Is NIGHT OF THE COMET one of the most underrated horror movies of the '80s?
#80sBabes #80sHorror
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1. Make a movie called Resident Evil.
2. Movie has almost no connection to Resident Evil.
3. Get angry when fans call out movie for having almost no connection to Resident Evil.
Modern filmmaking, everyone.
Zach Cregger says he was frustrated with the reaction to his Resident Evil movie because people spent too much time arguing about how different it was from the games.
“I was frustrated at the conversation around Resident Evil and how much of the conversation really didn’t have anything to do with the movie.”
People kept focusing on missing characters, changes to the lore and why the film wasn’t closer to the original games.
Cregger wanted to capture what it feels like to play Resident Evil rather than just copy the games’ story and characters.
He’s still proud of the movie, though, and says he made exactly the film he wanted.
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A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge released 41 years ago today.
1 November 1985 🔥
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All 1500 people who liked this post are required to play the game today. You don't have to beat it. But spend some time in the mansion. Don't be a tuna head!
