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I don't know exactly how capable a fighter he is but Henry Rollins is still extremely low on the list of people I'd be willing to start poo poo with.
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Iron Crowned posted:The rumor I always heard was that in his more roided out days Danzig started poo poo and Rollins as a show. Danzig ran away like a bitch and Rollins chased him down and beat his rear end. Seems questionable given that Rollins has the Misfits skull tattooed on him.
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Jun 15, 2019 02:53
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Danzig is like an Internet tough guy on steroids. He's got a lot of muscle and takes himself way too seriously, but he's actually just a big dummy that someone seriously dangerous can break in half.
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Jun 15, 2019 03:03
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Yeah but like November Coming Fire is amazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzing.
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Jun 15, 2019 04:15
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So I recently started working overnight shifts and now to sufficiently creep myself out I'm looking for recommendations for movies about overnight workers and shifts. I'm familiar with Graveyard shift and Nightwatch (1997). I think they're also working after hours in Return Of The Living Dead?
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Jun 15, 2019 04:29
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TheKingslayer posted:So I recently started working overnight shifts and now to sufficiently creep myself out I'm looking for recommendations for movies about overnight workers and shifts. One of the segments in Ghost Stories is about a security guard working overnight in an old creepy warehouse. I think The Innkeepers might fit this as well? It’s about two people working at an old empty hotel anyway, they probably stay at night... it’s been a while.
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Jun 15, 2019 05:08
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gey muckle mowser posted:One of the segments in Ghost Stories is about a security guard working overnight in an old creepy warehouse. I think The Innkeepers might fit this as well? It’s about two people working at an old empty hotel anyway, they probably stay at night... it’s been a while. Beat me to it but these are a couple of very solid recs. I think in The Innkeepers it's not so much that they worked there but they were there investigating paranormal stuff and thus were staying overnight.
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Jun 15, 2019 05:13
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TheKingslayer posted:So I recently started working overnight shifts and now to sufficiently creep myself out I'm looking for recommendations for movies about overnight workers and shifts.
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Jun 15, 2019 05:14
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Has there never been a horror movie featuring someone working the late shift at a gas station? Seems like a good setup for some When A Stranger Calls type scares.
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Origami Dali posted:Has there never been a horror movie featuring someone working the late shift at a gas station? Seems like a good setup for some When A Stranger Calls type scares. First segment of Body Bags is that.
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Jun 15, 2019 05:31
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TheKingslayer posted:So I recently started working overnight shifts and now to sufficiently creep myself out I'm looking for recommendations for movies about overnight workers and shifts. Night Watchmen's a good mix of horror and comedy.
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Jun 15, 2019 07:07
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Origami Dali posted:Has there never been a horror movie featuring someone working the late shift at a gas station? Seems like a good setup for some When A Stranger Calls type scares. Intro to Urban Legends but then you'd have to watch that poo poo movie
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Jun 15, 2019 11:32
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Zwabu posted:I think in The Innkeepers it's not so much that they worked there but they were there investigating paranormal stuff and thus were staying overnight. It's both. The hotel is going out of business and the two remaining workers decide to use their final couple of nightshifts to investigate the paranormal happenings so they can put proof of ghosts on a website and become rich and/or famous.
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Jun 15, 2019 14:15
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M_Sinistrari posted:Night Watchmen's a good mix of horror and comedy. Yes! That was a fun movie . There's a decent low budget shot here in Central Florida called Last Shift. P2 , if I remember it correctly, is sorta what you're looking for. And isn't there a movie from the 90s with Ewan MacGregor about a night watchdude?
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Jun 15, 2019 14:52
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The Relic counts I feel as a late night spooky things happen.
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Jun 15, 2019 14:55
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Narzack posted:And isn't there a movie from the 90s with Ewan MacGregor about a night watchdude? I just noticed that the Danish one stars Jamie Lannister.
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Jun 15, 2019 15:27
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Ah, I didn't know that was it, thanks.
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Origami Dali posted:Has there never been a horror movie featuring someone working the late shift at a gas station? Seems like a good setup for some When A Stranger Calls type scares.
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Jun 15, 2019 16:58
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Origami Dali posted:Has there never been a horror movie featuring someone working the late shift at a gas station? Seems like a good setup for some When A Stranger Calls type scares. Open 24 Hours is exactly that. Was in festivals last year but hasn’t made it to streaming yet. Hopefully it will get some distribution, I thought it was pretty good.
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Jun 15, 2019 17:04
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Attack the Gas Station is a Korean action comedy. It's about gas station attendants and is one of the greatest movies of all time.
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TOOT BOOT posted:Danzig has always struck me a person that takes themselves way too seriously Tart Kitty posted:man if we live to see Danzig get meme'd beyond that one time he got punched so hard he astrally projected that will make my entire year. https://twitter.com/stevebyrnelive/status/1121901318170402817 
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gey muckle mowser posted:One of the segments in Ghost Stories is about a security guard working overnight in an old creepy warehouse. It's the very first segment in fact and it's beautiful.
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RightClickSaveAs posted:Splinter from 2008 kinda does this, it's less about the employee than the other characters though. It's been a long time since I watched it, but I thought it was solid. I'm overall a bit lukewarm on this one but it's a solid group watch and the sound design is really strong
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Adlai Stevenson posted:I'm overall a bit lukewarm on this one but it's a solid group watch and the sound design is really strong The creature design rips, though. I'm kind of surprised there aren't like six dtv sequels.
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Tart Kitty posted:The creature design rips, though. I'm kind of surprised there aren't like six dtv sequels. Now that you mention it, I am kinda surprised there's not been a sequel since the ending's nicely done enough to go either way.
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Danzig is such a colossal wuss but god drat do I give thanks for his music also flashback to the time my friend's mum thought it was nice that we had a framed photo of my mum on the wall in the kitchen of our old sharehouse - the most sincere zinger on danzig's appearance I have ever heard
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alf_pogs posted:Danzig is such a colossal wuss but god drat do I give thanks for his music The Misfits was the first band I ever saw live (post-Danzig, obvs), so I'll always have a little bit of love for Glenn just from a general place of nostalgia, but holy poo poo is he a level of tryhard that goes next level. A lot of people have been comparing his new film to The Room, which honestly makes sense because Danzig has quite a lot in common with Tommy Wiseau in terms of desperately attempting to build a myth before a man.
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Really enjoyed Boar. It's Australian as hell(always a plus), and the characters are great, which overcame the fact that maybe the boar wasn't 100% convincing in every shot. Nathan Jones and John Jarratt were co-MVP of the movie, they were great. Will be tracking down Razorback soon as well, because people here were saying it was better.
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Razorback's very worth a watch.
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Lurdiak posted:I don't know exactly how capable a fighter he is but Henry Rollins is still extremely low on the list of people I'd be willing to start poo poo with. 
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So the Babadook Facebook page is teasing about the Babadook Book that it released a while back, it looks like they might be doing a second run? A lot of people really liked my book when I posted it and it goes for like $600+ secondhand (they were $85 initially) so now might be the time to get it anyone that missed out. https://www.facebook.com/TheBabadook/posts/2352868711470654 I'll keep posting updates if I see them.
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s.i.r.e. posted:So the Babadook Facebook page is teasing about the Babadook Book that it released a while back, it looks like they might be doing a second run? A lot of people really liked my book when I posted it and it goes for like $600+ secondhand (they were $85 initially) so now might be the time to get it anyone that missed out. That's rad. My mother-in-law bought hers when the movie came out. It's a really spooky book- she has it high up out of reach of the little ones, though I know one desperately wants to read it, little ghoul that she is.
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man, I know the licensing would make it impossible but I'd love a remaster of FFNY.
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Almost Blue posted:I don't really get the point of making one without Dante other than money, Chris Columbus isn't really responsible for what's good in those movies. Have you seen Dantes recent work? It’s bad.
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speaking of animal movies i may have asked this before but can't remember but is there a cut of wake in fright where they dont show the animal deaths (or is it just one scene and if so can i just skip that scene) or should I just avoid it alltogether.
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Kvlt! posted:speaking of animal movies i may have asked this before but can't remember but is there a cut of wake in fright where they dont show the animal deaths (or is it just one scene and if so can i just skip that scene) or should I just avoid it alltogether. I don't think there's a cut of the film without the scene but it's only a single scene but it also lasts forever, it's loving horrid and the director is a piece of poo poo for it. The film's pretty dull outside of that and you ain't missing much if you skip out on it.
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ill just skip it then
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It’s been a bit but I got back on my Friday the 13th watchthrough. Now in chronological order! I watched the original tonight. For the most part, a simple, solid, effective little movie. Until the last twenty minutes, feat. stupidest final girl. Seriously, she had her knocked out three times and just ran away instead of finishing the job. And then she runs back in the cabin and into the pantry? Gah. Then some really lame fight choreography on the beach. But then the machete decapitation made it all worth it. Highlight was the Kevin Bacon kill from under the bed. That one honestly got me good.
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Man. Mom and Dad was loving awesome. Surprisingly tense, and they were really respectful with the one scene of an animal dying and the scenes with fear of infant death. Big ups for that, seriously. Id really love to hear people's Top 3 (or 5?) Exorcism movies.
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