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Favorite Quotes/Lines To Quote: The Lost Boys (1987)

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Nosferatu The Vampyre (1979)

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My mommy always said there were no monsters—no real ones—but there are. ALIENS (1986) dir. James Cameron

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thanks to anonymous for sending this ask i’ll never answer it because i love opening the inbox and saying out loud i have social anxienty and eat pussy eberyday every single time

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The Addams Family Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld (1991)

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Vincent Price

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Duane Jones as Ben in NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968)

“Now, get the hell down in the cellar. You can be boss down there. I’’m boss up here.”

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LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL dir. Cameron & Colin Cairnes

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All that rage for nothing hoe

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Vitamin C as Lucy Westerman in DRACULA 2000 (2000)

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weird vampire behavior idea: just reading in the dark. no lights at all. pitch black but poured over a book

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“Memory, it’s a funny thing. People want to believe they are what they choose to remember the good stuff, the moments, the places - the people we all hold on to. But sometimes .. sometimes, we are what we wish we could forget.” | “Did ya miss me Richie? Cause I missed you. No one wants to play with the clown anymore. Play a game with me, wouldja? How about Street Fighter? Oh yes, you like that one, don’t you? Or maybe, truth or dare! Oh you wouldn’t anyone to pick truth though, wouldja Richie? You wouldn’t want anyone to know what you’re hiding. I know your secret! Your dirty little secret. Oh I know your secret, your *dirty* little secret! Should I tell them Richie?”

It Chapter Two (2019) dir. Andy Muschietti

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SCARY MOVIE 1 (2000) dir. keenen ivory wayans

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100 BLOODY ACRES 2012 | dir. Cameron & Colin Cairnes

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SCARY MOVIE 2 dir. keenen ivory wayans

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Have you played or are you a fan of any type of horror themed board games?

Yes. A lot of them are really fun. Some of my favorites have been the various Horrified games, particularly The Universal Monsters verison.

Betrayal At House On The Hill is a lot of fun if you can get enough people. And a spin off from that is a game called Betrayal Legacy which is a lot of fun with creating a history for your setting and characters and continuing throughout the story.

Arkham Horror The Card Game is a good experience once you know what you're doing. I've only ever played it solo, but I really like the lore that already comes with the game and the characters. I think I have two full expansions of that? But even if you don't like games, I would recommend reading up on the story and characters, they have novels and they even put the events all throughout other types of games. Many of which I haven't played.

I have a few different Zombicide games. I've never actually played them though. I mostly buy them because I find painting the miniatures to be kind of calming. It looks good though.

Cthulhu: Death May Die is another one that I have where I enjoy painting the miniatures. I only have the base box, but I ordered the last Kickstarter so I plan on actually playing that when it arrives.

And I also really like to play Final Girl, especially if you have multiple "films". Its fun to mix up the final girls with the different killers and locations. Even though most of the films and final girls are generic versions of the famous ones you love, I like how each killer and location has their own different rules that make it more unique. I would recommend watching videos on this one, because it can be really enjoyable. And another plus for it is that you can use their website to create your own final girl card. You can add their images and what you think their health and special skill might be. I've made a few like Laurie Strode and Sidney Prescott. But also, I did one with Ash from The Evil Dead movies as well as Jade Daniels from The Indian Lake Trilogy, specifically My Heart Is A Chainsaw.