Essential The Official Coli Horror Film Thread: Discussion, Recommendations And Murder.
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I’m going to read this after I finally get to see the movie when it’s on the streaming service.
'Evil Dead Rise' to 'The Black Phone': 17 Most Anticipated Horror Movies of 2022
'Evil Dead Rise' to 'The Black Phone': 17 Most Anticipated Horror Moviesof 2022 - Collider
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As with every year, it's a good year to be a horrorfan; there's a brand new scary movie to look forward to each month.
'Evil Dead Rise' to 'The Black Phone': 17 Most Anticipated Horror Moviesof 2022 - Collider
Collider
As with every year, it's a good year to be a horrorfan; there's a brand new scary movie to look forward to each month.
Would be nice if we got a TV spot for Peele’s Nope on Super Bowl Sunday, but I’m not holding my breath.
I watched it this morning.
It was very meh but this one scene right here had me cracking up:
Its available on Amazon and iTunes.
Which app is it streaming on? Ayuda me.
That Dark Harvest movie sounds interesting.
There’s been a lot of viral promotion. I don’t really care about the Super Bowl- all of those ad placements come off as corny and annoying overly hyped promotion IMO. I don’t think his brand of movies are affected by Super Bowls since that’s not his target audience anyway.Would be nice if we got a TV spot for Peele’s Nope on Super Bowl Sunday, but I’m not holding my breath.
@storyteller - SUSPICION is out on Apple+, are we in here or no? I’m going to check out the first ep tonight.
That’s true. I just hope we can get something soon since it’s dropping in July.
Them Super Bowl ad spots cost more than Get Out’s budget. Crazy. They can get away with it now, but I don’t see them doing it. Monkeypaw seems to be gearing up for some kind of drop though if their social media activity is any indication.
We’ve all seen this movie….
Which was based on the true story :
Dyatlov Pass
There were nine...
In the dead of winter, a group of students set out on a trek into the Ural Mountains. Their frozen bodies - with inexplicable injuries - were discovered in locations that compounded the puzzle of how they died.
The Dyatlov Pass mystery spawned dozens of conspiracy theories, which have endured for 60 years. Lucy Ash traces the group's journey and tells their story through their diaries,
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this is the last known picture taken by one member of the group
Looking real Sasquatchy -Big Foot, Willow Creekyish vibes to me
At the height of the Cold War, in the dead of winter, the group of 10 students led by Igor Dyatlov set out on a trip into the Ural Mountains – the range which divides Europe and Asia.
The skiers were all experienced, young sportsmen and women from the Urals Polytechnic Institute in Yekaterinburg, or Sverdlovsk as the city was called in Soviet times, but only one of them would survive.
Nine bodies were eventually found on a remote mountain with horrific, inexplicable injuries. Some were semi-clothed, two had missing eyes, and one’s tongue was missing.
The Dyatlov Pass mystery, as it’s become known, has spawned countless conspiracy theories over the past six decades.
33 Of The Eerie Photos Left Behind By The Dyatlov Pass Incident
Which was based on the true story :
Dyatlov Pass
There were nine...
In the dead of winter, a group of students set out on a trek into the Ural Mountains. Their frozen bodies - with inexplicable injuries - were discovered in locations that compounded the puzzle of how they died.
The Dyatlov Pass mystery spawned dozens of conspiracy theories, which have endured for 60 years. Lucy Ash traces the group's journey and tells their story through their diaries,
———
this is the last known picture taken by one member of the group
Looking real Sasquatchy -Big Foot, Willow Creekyish vibes to me
At the height of the Cold War, in the dead of winter, the group of 10 students led by Igor Dyatlov set out on a trip into the Ural Mountains – the range which divides Europe and Asia.
The skiers were all experienced, young sportsmen and women from the Urals Polytechnic Institute in Yekaterinburg, or Sverdlovsk as the city was called in Soviet times, but only one of them would survive.
Nine bodies were eventually found on a remote mountain with horrific, inexplicable injuries. Some were semi-clothed, two had missing eyes, and one’s tongue was missing.
The Dyatlov Pass mystery, as it’s become known, has spawned countless conspiracy theories over the past six decades.
33 Of The Eerie Photos Left Behind By The Dyatlov Pass Incident
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