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I just watched the 1957 British Hammer movie "The abominable snowman" for the first time. It is awesome :-) The movie follows an expedition in the Himalayas set out to find and capture the Yeti. It stars Peter Cushing as a friendly botanist and Forrest Tucker as a profit driven businessman and showman, leading the expedition. The film was Cushing's first of many Hammer collaborations. Needless to say, Cushing is wonderful in his role and Tucker also does a very good job. The movie is quite different from most campy creature features of that time. It was written by Nigel Kneale who is very "scientific" and logical in his approach and wrote some great dialog for the movie. The script focuses on the psychological tension, isolation and existential dread and humanity rather than gore, cheap special effects and jump scares. That being said, the story move nicely along and there is never a dull moment. Everything in the story is rather intelligently explained and doesn't really feel stupid or nonsensical. The director Val Guest does a phenomenal job directing but he is regarded as one of the most prolific and influential directors in British film history. I love most things about this movie and highly recommend it :-) #British #movies #horrorMovies #HammerFilms #PeterCushing #film
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Looking for some horror movies to watch this October? Some friends of mine put together a marathon throughout the month named after the cult film Ghostwatch, and I've been given the great honor of putting together the trailer watch party for this year! Even if you're not in the crew, you might enjoy seeing a slew of weird horror films showcased in one place! https://homoplaza.tv/w/773zjM4fR8i5JRGjMW4Z1j #Horror #HorrorMovies #Ghostwatch #TrailerParty
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#NowWatching Ice Cream Man (1995) 🎬 Weekend horror movies! First time watch for this B Horror. Its a horror comedy which often fall on their faces. Let's see how it goes! "Poor Gregory. After being released from the Wishing Well Sanatorium, all he wants to do is make the children happy. So Gregory reopens the old ice cream factory, and all the unappreciative brats are reprocessed into the flavor of the day." #movies #horror #horrormovies #comedy
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Since sleep is apparently for suckers, here are my favorite werewolf movies...and they're probably not the werewolf movies you'd think.

  1. The Company of Wolves (1984): a beautiful dark fairytale nightmare with some amazing practical effects.

  2. Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning (2004): Ginger Snaps, but set in the 1800s Canadian frontier. I love a good weird western horror and this delivers.

  3. Trick 'r Treat (2007): werewolves only feature in one part of this interconnected story but it's truly delicious.

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#Horror #werewolves #HorrorMovies #HorrorFilms #Cinemastodon

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  1. Howling 3: The Marsupials (1987): I don't care what anyone says...I like this movie. It has a really interesting take on weres and it's oddly sweet.

  2. What We Do In The Shadows (2014): yes, they're minor characters but the Werewolves, Not Swearwolves are going to get their own movie any day now.

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#Horror #werewolves #HorrorMovies #HorrorFilms #Cinemastodon

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New #introduction because it's been a while & I'm ready to (possibly) make new friends. About me: •joined Fedi Fall of '22 •former corporate accountant & former lifestyle/hobby Domme* who's been sidelined by an autoimmune disease that regularly kicks my ass & makes my hands not work •servant of a goblin child cat who rules my life •dealing w/ a debilitating #houseplant addiction • #Neurodivergent, of the #ActuallyAutistic flavor (late-diagnosed in 2021 so masking is still an issue) Interests: #TypeONegative #horror #HorrorMovies #Zoology #Taskmaster #Android #Birding #QI #Horses *be creepy/disrespectful about this and I will block you into next week
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