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Friday the 13th Movie Marathon: Friday the 13th Part VI. Jason lives (1986)
Review: Tommy Jarvis is back! And he’s still obsessed with the slasher and serial killer Jason Voorhees who killed his mother when he was a small boy. He killed Jason and someone told him Jason was cremated but he discovered that he’s actually buried next to his mother. So he hatches a plan to unearth…
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Friday the 13th Movie Marathon: Friday the 13th, Part V. A new Beginning (1985)
Review: Still haunted by his past experience, five years ago, with the serial killer Jason Voorhees, he is sent to a secluded halfway house in the countryside. Shortly after his arrival one of the other mentally challenged people in the halfway house gets killed by another inhabitant. Somehow this triggers a new beginning in the…
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Friday the 13th Movie Marathon: Friday the 13th, the Final Chapter (1984)
Review: After the events of the previous movie, Jason is taken into the morgue. But evil is hard to kill and doesn’t stay dead that easily. Jason starts a new rampage of killings and everywhere he goes, death follows. He makes his way back to Crystal Lake where he stalks a new group of friends…
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Stephen King Movie Marathon: The Boogeyman (Short 1982)
Review: This movie was made via Stephen King’s “Dollar Baby” program, where he sold the non-exclusive rights to one of his stories (from the collection Night Shift) to independent filmmakers for $1. That doesn’t mean that this makes for a good short movie. Because honestly it had bad lighting, the actors mumbled instead of talking…
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Friday the 13th Movie Marathon: Friday the 13th, Part III (1982)
Review: A group of friends come to Crystal Lake to stay a weekend at a cabin. Little do they know that a killer is stalking the friends. This time the group of young (oversexed) people aren’t camp counselors but just a group of friends, who want a getaway at a cabin for fun and drinks.…
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Friday the 13th Movie Marathon: Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
Review: This movie starts shortly after the events of the first movie. We see a strange figure approaching a house, where the only survivor of the events at Camp Crystal Lake lives. Alice is having a nightmare. And we skip a few years. A new camp is installed next to old one. The new counsellors…
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Paranormal Activity Movie Marathon: Paranormal Activity Tokyo Night
Review: Finally I got to see this ‘side sequel’ of the Paranormal Activity movies, Tokyo Night. After a stay in America and having broken both legs in an accident over there Haruka returns back home to her father and brother in Tokyo. Her father leaves for a few days for werk and the brother, Koichi,…
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Paranormal Activity Movie Marathon: Paranormal Activity (2007)
Review: This is some serious spooky sh*t! I don’t get scared easily but somehow this movie got me spooked. And on rewatching it after all these years, the scary part does not get any less scary! When Katie and Micah move in their new house, something came with them. At first it’s only keys that…
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A is for Alien
An ABC Book (A little golden book) https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/743127/a-is-for-alien-an-abc-book-20th-century-studios-by-charles-gould-illustrated-by-joey-chou/ Review: A few weeks ago I was scrolling through TikTok and saw something fun (and especially funny) and even though I’m a very grown up man, I wanted it purely for the fun factor and a bit of nostalgic sentiment. A is for Alien is a children’s…
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Friday the 13th Movie Marathon: Friday the 13th (1980) – rewatch
Review: Warning ‼️ this review may ànd will contain spoilers! So SPOILER ‼️ Let’s begin with addressing the ‘Ki ki ki ma ma ma’ sound that made this movie so iconic and so recognisable, still today! Manfredini’s soundtrack for this movie is still one of the creepier horror soundtracks of the eighties! This being said……
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