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Last night I watched The Boogeyman (2023) with Sophie Thatcher, Chris Messina and David Dastmalchian, based on a story by Stephen King. It was pretty good. Some of the early scares in the film got my heart racing, but later scares got too predictable and lost some of their effectiveness. Overall a decent movie and worth a watch if you are looking for a good fright. 6/10 for me
Her words are beautiful!
Dafne Keen pays tribute to Patrick Stewart:
“I heard of Patrick’s passing earlier today, which is funny in a kismet kind of way, considering I was drafting an email to send him late last night, something I hadn’t done in quite some time.
He was such a kind, genuine, funny, unique, caring and charming man. I remember his endless jokes, nurturing nature and colourful reading glasses. Every single day spent working by his side was an honour and a privilege I can't quite believe I had. He was a walking master of his craft, and of life. One of the greatest of our time, on stage and on screen.
I have always looked up to him, and always will. As an actor and as a man. He had a wonderful way of wrapping every ancient lesson he imparted in wonder, fun and excitement. I will always remember his warmth and the respect he showed to everyone around him.
I will forever hold those months we spent together close to my heart, and will always think of him as a pivotal part of how I view the world around me.
So rest in peace, you giant, you legend amongst men. The beautiful work, humanity and kindness you leave behind will live on forever.”
Funny how as soon as you no longer serve someone’s selfish purpose they stop talking to you regardless of all you e done for them
Now watching:
Dracula (2025) dir. Luc Besson (The Fifth Element and The Professional). This reworking is beautifully filmed with gorgeous set designs and cinematography. It has some pacing issues and seems to draw a little too heavily from the feel of Coppola's 1992 film, Bram Stoker's Dracula. Setting change from London to Paris but overall similar in gothic romance themes. The little gargoyles are cute! It is enjoyable enough to watch. 7/10 for me
Looking for more horror mutuals to discuss and share our love for the genre and general spooky things
Some styles I love:
slashers
supernatural/paranormal horror
haunted horror
gothic horror
body horror
and many other types of movies and stories
You will find me amidst the folds of space and time, between reality and dream, waiting for our chance to be united
