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[final-girl96]

Killer Geek Masterlist

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Wattpad (23+ stories here)

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[mbav3rdseason]

Tf did Randy do to make both Sidney and Tatum think he was Ghostface 😭

[misspotato82]

New year new hyperfixation !! :33

[happ1may0]

Guys I did not sign up to see yaoi.

If I fuxing see one more goddamn gay boy gay boy gay boy loving gay boy I will explode.

I fucking hate Sonadow so much !!!!!

Knuckourge is the only true gay boy ship!!!!! Get tf outta here!

I drew how much I hate gay boy

[its-been-rose]

1965

Kim: I’m going out with Peter tonight he’s so cute

Marie: Peter like, Peter on the football team?

Kim: yah

Marie: well have fun. I don’t think I could ever date a guy who did sports. They’re just so not interesting.

1966

Marie:

[thatgeekwiththeclipons]

Happy 70th Birthday to 3x Hong Kong Film Award Winning, 2x Golden Horse Award Winning actor Chow Yun-fat! ^__^

[alienjaes]

TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE WITH THE LESBIANS TONIGHT

[mrkapao]

Soooooooo...I used the board game 'Betrayal at House on the Hill' for tonight's TTRPG session of 'Killer Ratings' on Goodberry Cafe to build the game map! It worked out pretty good actually!

[final-girl96]

Killer Geek Chapter Forty

Billy’s knife sank deep into Sidney, each thrust a promise of death. She gasped for breath, her hands scrambling to push him off, but he was relentless, pinning her beneath him. The blade moved faster, his fury echoing in each twist of the handle.

I couldn’t move. I could only watch, my heart racing, knowing there was no saving her.

And then, a loud crack of gunfire echoed through the room.

Billy’s head jerked back as the bullet struck him, a flash of disbelief in his eyes. He turned toward the source, still on top of Sidney, his face twisted in confusion, but before he could react, Gale stood, a look of determination hardening her features.

The gunshot rang out again, hitting Billy square in the chest. His body went limp, and he fell to the floor with a sickening thud, leaving Sidney’s lifeless body beneath him.

Stu stared at Gale, wide-eyed, his voice trembling. “My mom and dad are gonna be so mad at me.”

And then, in one swift motion, Gale shot him too.

I stood up shakily, my legs almost giving way as I approached Billy’s body. There he was, my big brother—lying in a pool of his own blood. He had been the one to bring this all crashing down, but in that moment, I couldn’t help but feel the ache of the sibling bond. He was still my brother, even if everything else had been a lie.

Randy, who had been unconscious on the floor, stirred, groaning as he shifted and slowly propped himself up on one elbow. His voice was rough from the blood loss, but his words were clear.

“Careful. This is the part where the killer comes back.”

And just like that, Billy’s eyes flickered open. His gaze locked onto me, and in that instant, I felt the weight of everything he had done.

Before I could react, Billy lunged toward me, his hand wrapping around my neck, squeezing with all his remaining strength. I gasped for air, struggling to break free.

But then the gun went off again, the bullet piercing Billy’s skull. His grip slackened as the life drained from him, and he collapsed onto the floor, his body unmoving.

I dropped to my knees, gasping for breath, my hands trembling as I reached for my neck. Billy was finally gone.

The house was eerily silent, the chaos of the night settling into something even more terrifying—finality. My breath came in ragged gasps as I stared down at Billy’s body, his lifeless eyes still open, frozen in shock. Blood pooled beneath him, dark and thick, the metallic scent clogging my senses.

He was gone.

I wasn’t sure what I felt. Relief? Horror? Grief?

My hands shook as I reached out, hesitating before brushing my fingers against his cooling skin. He had been my brother. The person who teased me growing up, who protected me before everything turned dark. And now, he was just… gone.

Randy groaned, shifting on the floor. I turned my head, watching as he sat up, wincing.

"Jesus Christ," he muttered, pressing a hand to his side. "I feel like I got hit by a truck."

Gale was still gripping the gun, her hands shaking. She took a slow, cautious step forward, her eyes darting between Billy and Stu, as if waiting for one of them to get back up again.

"They’re dead," I whispered, my voice hoarse.

Gale didn’t lower the gun just yet.

The weight of the night settled on me. Sidney was dead. Billy was dead. Stu was dead. The house smelled like blood and sweat, the distant sound of sirens cutting through the heavy silence. Someone must have called the cops.

I felt sick.

Randy dragged himself up onto his elbows, looking around at the carnage. His eyes landed on Sidney’s body, and something inside him seemed to break.

"Shit," he whispered. "She’s really gone."

I didn’t have anything to say to that.

A lump formed in my throat as I looked at the door. Any second now, the police would come bursting in, and what the hell was I supposed to tell them? That my own brother had done this? That I had just sat here and watched him fall?

My legs felt like lead as I pushed myself up, barely staying steady.

Gale finally lowered the gun, exhaling shakily. "This is going to be the biggest story of my career," she said, though she didn’t sound excited about it. More... numb.

The sirens grew louder, flashing lights cutting through the windows.

It was over.

But somehow, it didn’t feel like it.

I felt Randy’s eyes on me, but I couldn’t look at him. Instead, I stared at Billy one last time, my stomach twisting.

And then the front door burst open, and the house was flooded with officers, their voices shouting commands, their guns raised.

Everything blurred after that.

I barely registered them shouting at me to put my hands up, barely flinched when they dragged me away from Billy’s body. The night had been an endless nightmare, and now, I was waking up to something even worse.

The aftermath.

The flashing red and blue lights bathed Stu’s house in an eerie glow as the officers swarmed in, barking orders, guns drawn. I felt rough hands grabbing me, yanking me away from Billy’s body, and I barely registered the movement. My ears were ringing, my body numb.

“Hands where we can see them!” one of them shouted.

I lifted my shaking hands, barely able to process what was happening. I wasn’t the one who had done this, but in that moment, I felt just as guilty.

Gale quickly stepped forward, hands raised. “Wait! She didn’t do anything—she’s a victim!”

The officer holding me hesitated, glancing between me and the bodies littering the floor.

“There are bodies everywhere,” another officer muttered, stepping over Stu’s lifeless form. “Jesus.”

A pair of officers bent down near Billy and Sidney, checking for pulses.

“They’re gone,” one of them confirmed.

Gone.

That word barely felt real.

A choked noise escaped from Randy, who was still on the floor, cradling his wounded shoulder. “We’re the ones who called—Billy and Stu were the killers.”

“Is anyone else alive?” an officer asked.

Randy shook his head. “Sidney… she’s—” His voice cracked, and he turned his head away, unable to finish.

I felt like I was going to be sick.

An officer radioed for paramedics, and I barely heard Gale explaining what had happened. I wasn’t listening. I couldn’t.

I was staring at Billy.

Even in death, his expression was frozen in something unreadable. There was no redemption in the end, no last-minute apology. Just the same rage, the same obsession, the same darkness that had consumed him from the start.

My brother was gone, and I didn’t know how to feel about it.

“Miss, are you hurt?” A paramedic knelt beside me, scanning me for injuries.

I shook my head automatically, but my body ached all over. My hands were covered in blood—not mine, but Billy’s, Sidney’s, Stu’s.

“We need to check you out,” the paramedic insisted.

I barely had the energy to resist.

I let them lead me out of the house, stepping over broken glass and bloodstains, past officers and flashing cameras from reporters who had already arrived on the scene.

The moment the cold night air hit me, I felt like I could finally breathe again.

But that breath was laced with grief.

It was over.

And yet, I knew nothing would ever be the same again.

[soliddaddy96]

IN A CAR WITH A GIRL PROMISE ME SHES NOT YOUR WORLD CAUSE ANDY YOURE A STAR IN NOBODYS EYES BUT MINE

[greensparty]

Thoughts on the 2024 Oscars

Just the other day I posted my Best Movies of 2023 list, so you pretty much know what I was rooting for! But here are some thoughts on tonight's awards, telecast and winners:

Best Director: Christopher Nolan - he deserved this award, but he easily should've won for Memento, The Dark Knight, Inception or Dunkirk too.

Best Actress: Emma Stone - really Academy? Lilly Gladstone should've won for Killers of the Flower Moon. That was a performance where she leaned into the silences and it was all in the eyes. While Emma Stone gave a powerhouse performance in Poor Things (an uneven movie IMHO) it was more of a showy "hey, look at me" performance. It's hard to compare both performances since they were so different but Gladstone should've won (and made history).

Best Supporting Actor: Robert Downey Jr. - Congrats to the first SNL cast member (he was in the 1985-86 season) to win an Acting Oscar. So cool to see the supporting actor from Weird Science, Back to School and A Scanner Darkly win! He probably should've won for Tropic Thunder, but he is worthy of this award for this performance!

Best Supporting Actress: Da'Vine Joy Randolph - I named The Holdovers my Best Movie of 2023 so I'm thrilled they did the right thing and at least rewarded Randolph!

Best Documentary Feature Film: 20 Days in Mariupol - I named this my Best Documentary of 2023. Big Congrats to GBH, Frontline and everyone involved with this powerful doc!

Best Animated Short Film: War Is Over - In my recent guide to the Oscar Nominated Short Films I predicted this. But big congrats to co-writer / executive producer Sean Ono Lennon. The son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono oversaw the short animated film inspired by John and Yoko's "Happy Xmas (War is Over)". I met Mr. Sean Ono Lennon when he did an in-store performance at Other Music in NYC in 2010. In Feb. 2015, I named his band Ghost of the Saber Tooth Tiger's album Midnight Sun my #1 Album of 2014. Then both The GOASTT and their leader Sean Lennon retweeted it and thanked me! I've also gotten to cover his band The Claypool Lennon Delirium here as well.

Best Live Action Short Film: The Wonderful World of Henry Sugar - another short film I predicted would win. Wes Anderson has been nominated in a lot of other categories, but it's nice to see him finally win, even if he should've won for Bottle Rocket or Rushmore!

Very cool to see Slash doing a guitar solo during "I'm Just Ken". Yes the Barbie song lost to Billie Eilish and Finneas O'Connell's "What Was I Made For" also from that film, but how cool was it to see the GNR guitarist ripping it up at the Oscars?!

[kacic1]

A todos, boa noite!

O aguardadíssimo ASSASSINOS DA LUA DAS FLORES está finalmente chegando aos cinemas brasileiros no próximo dia 19 de outubro. Então, convido vocês a visitarem Os Filmes do Kacic, para conferir (ou re-conferir) minha crítica publicada originalmente no dia 29 de junho, sobre este novo filme do diretor Martin Scorsese, protagonizado por Leonardo DiCaprio e Robert De Niro. Absolutamente imperdível!

Crítica: ASSASSINOS DA LUA DAS FLORES (KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON) | 2023

🎬🎞🎥📽📺

[loomiskiller]

billy to danny/jed whenever the two of them finally run into each other in his dbd au:

[dccollectors]

McFarlane Kite Man and Jonah Hex BTAS Set Up for Pre-Order!

Today is the day to get those pre-orders in for the Target exclusive McFarlane Kite Man and the Batman: The Animated Series Jonah Hex build-a-figure set. These figures are part of Target’s Geek Out event, in which new exclusive collectibles go up for sale/pre-order each Friday in June. Last week I asked the question, would Target be getting in DC product for this year’s event? That question has…

[esonetwork]

Halloween III Season Of The Witch| Episode 433

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Halloween III Season Of The Witch| Episode 433

Jim discusses the one film in the “Halloween” franchise that does not include Michael Myers  – 1982’s “Halloween III: Season of the Witch,” starring Tom Atkins, Stacy Nelkin, Dan O’Herlihy, Michael Currie, Ralph Strait Jadeen Barbor, Brad Schacter, Garn Stephens, Jonathan Terry, Nancy Keyes, Al Berry, Wendy Wassberg, Essex Smith, and Madie Norman. In the small town of Santa Mira, there are strange going-ons leading an E.R. doctor and the daughter of a missing man to make a horrifying discovery. Find out more on this special Halloween episode of MONSTER ATTACK!, The Podcast Dedicated To Old Monster Movies.

[radioconstructed]

⌖ If I GO HOME WITH THIS STRANGE MAN, am I going to get MURDERED? 🤭🤔