…Our second group read for June's werewolf theme is MONGRELS by @SGJ72 which is a unique take on lycanthropes! I hope you can join us as we read and discuss the book. Be there or be square! https://t.co/aQDpgPsCdB pic.twitter.com/HtSKmmvLG1
— Horror Aficionados (@HA_Goodreads) May 28, 2019
I’d been seeing the trailers for Brightburn around, and figured I’d just . . . wait for Redbox, maybe. I mean, Supes getting weaponized by Lex Luthor was pretty much ever other issue for a while, and Justice Leagure Dark had already shown me what all there heroes being unheroic was like. But then I heard somebody online saying that this was a slasher.
I was at the next showing.
[ note: gonna be spoilers here ]
And, to back up: a book or three ago, Marketing of whatever pub…
So, so cool. And, I just wrote a novel way steeped in exactly this:
FINALLY saw Breakfast Club on the big screen last night. Was a-a-a-amazing.
Didn’t see Pretty in Pink—actually, I only saw that one last year, on DVD—am not catching Ferris Buehler (never really got into that one, except for the principle getting the Buford T. Justice treatment throughout), and, would have caught Weird Science, but I did see Kelly LeBrock at a con once.
Anyway, down in Texas in a rental car somewhere a year or two ago I caught Halloween at the drive-in, wh…
Been waiting to see this for five years. I mean, it’s probably been watchable for four years and eleven months of those five years, but, anyway, I’m JUST NOW watching this. And it’s amazing:
Dead Hearts from stephen martin on Vimeo.…
Alan Baxter taking Mongrels up into the dizzying depths of the sky:
Man, why do I ever miss one of these? They’re always the best time of the year. And, as usual, I’m no picture-snapper, have to rely on what others post. And, this time, instead of snabbing pics from around and then trying (and failing) to cite those who actually deserve picture-credit, I’ll just link what I found on twitter (the only social media I’m on. well, that and Goodreads, but Goodreads isn’t for this kind of stuff, I don’t think [ok…
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