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"Everybody make bad decisions…now!" #FrightClub watch parties nightly at 10 Eastern. #Horror, some action/sci-fi, thriller content. All are welcome! Feed: https://bsky.app/profile/track.goodfeeds.co/feed/9895d1ace253

Poster for Exit 8 (2025). A man carrying a briefcase is seen from the back, at the top of some wide, steep stairs. He is hunched a little, as if he is exhausted. The scene is on the dark side and looks very empty, apart from the one man. But there is light ahead of him.
Gunther (Adventure Time), a cute little cartoon penguin, has been bonked on the head and has glowing green brains spilling out
Vincent Adultman (Bojack Horseman), who is really three children in a trenchcoat, takes care of some business at a desk. He says, "Businesswise, this all seems like appropriate business."
Title card by Cult Movie Cards. Thank you! Original alt text by CMC: "Card #6 of #24: 'Mausoleum' (1983). Presented as a Topps 'Buck Rogers' Sticker Hyper-Spoof, released in 1979." Added by FrightYa: Screencap within this fantastic frame is lead character Susan, possessed by the demon. This gives her glowing green eyes (yes, it's that one). She's still pretty but it's creepy! Also, the eyes match the lightning-bolt portions of the frame.
Poster for Mausoleum (1983). Stone walkway surrounded by a rickety-looking iron fence leads to a big ominous wooden door. Streams of mist are coming either into or out from the door. The door is in a stone structure that might be a crypt, held in the hands of a giant skeleton."Centuries of evil have just awakened." Oh, hey, LaWanda Page is in this! Not the lead, but that'll be nice.
Poster for Cannibal Mukbang (2025). A young woman is eating spaghetti off the side of the head of a young man who is smiling at the viewer uneasily. There are some people parts mixed into the spaghetti, and a big knife.
Darren, the Ancient Sleeper (Adventure Time). Darren is also a fighter of battle. He is a giant tree man with rock-and-wood arms and a fearsome wooden staff. He is approximately the size of the Chrysler building. Maja the sky witch, who is human-sized, is flying around him in this drawing, and she looks like a moth next to Darren.
Poster for Man Finds Tape (2025). "A nightmare festering with originality." Listen, I don't care if it's horror, there's no good kind of festering! Anyway, it's an image of a person, female-presenting, blurring off to the side as if being erased.
Promotional image for Malevolence 3: Killer (2018), by Stevan Mena. A dark scene; a man stands outside of a house, looking creepy in evening shadows. Not pictured, Adrienne Barbeau is in this one.
Poster for Malevolence (2004). Weirdly eerie though it is only a shot of a house through overgrown shrubberies. "No one gets out alive." Samantha Dark, Keith Chambers.
Poster for Ready or Not (2019). Samara Weaving.
Movie poster: Lola Tung, Alexandra Shipp, Lili Reinhart, and Victoria Pedretti in Forbidden Fruits (2026).
Poster for Scream Therapy (2023). Starring lots of actors, and I think most of them are on the poster. It shows five women screaming, and below them, three men looking sinister in light-colored hoodies. Colors are chiefly purple, with yellow lettering for the title.
Queeny (Corey Feldman) in Corbin Nash. She is wearing an extraordinary amount of makeup. She is about to ask, "You think I'm beautiful?"
Title card by Cult Movie Cards. Thank you! Original alt text by CMC: "Card #5 of #24: 'Demons 2' (1986). Presented as a Topps 'Buck Rogers' Sticker Hyper-Spoof, released in 1979." Added by FrightYa: Within the hyper-awesome frame is a screenshot of one of the demons, showing a LOT of teeth. And drooling like she's very eager to eat the viewer. Caption: "Sally has a 'killer' birthday!" so I'm guessing that's Sally. She's pretty scary!
Italian poster for Demons 2 (1986), or Demoni 2. L'incubo ritorna! Un film di Lamberto Bava. Soundtrack featuring The Smiths, The Cult, Art of Noise, Peter Murphy, and Dead Can Dance.
Title card by Cult Movie Cards. Originally scheduled to be released today, as it happened. As always, thanks for allowing us to use the card, CMC. Much appreciated. Original alt text by CMC: "Card #8 of #24: 'In The Mouth Of Madness' (1994), presented as an original card set design, 'Leatherface Cthulhu'." Added by FrightYa: This card is designed to look like a leather-bound book, of the sort you shouldn't open and should definitely never read aloud from. It's gorgeous. In the center is a screenshot of Sam Neill laughing in a way that we can somehow tell, without any context, is a bit unhinged. He was so good. Caption: "IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS," with blurb, "An insurance investigator searches for a missing horror novelist which leads him to a New England town, only to discover the author's books are rewriting reality."
Poster for In the Mouth of Madness (1994), directed by John Carpenter. It's Sam Neill, but he is the pages of a book. He doesn't look happy about it. There's also a building in there with him somehow. "Lived any good books lately?"
Mustakrakish (Norwegian lake troll in Metalocalypse)
Promotional image for 5-Headed Shark Attack (2017). Water, models, surfboards, five-headed shark.
Rob Mello plays Curly. His IMDb photo is just a picture of the logo from Happy Death Day. 🤣
Pan-fried noodle with mixed vegetable, ginger, soy, garlic
Dethtroll (it's a giant troll in a lake)
DVD art for Avalanche Sharks (2012). It's exactly what it sounds like. There's a girl with a machete and a ski pole in front of the snow shark. Yes, I said "snow shark."
Poster for The Shallows (2016). Blake Lively, water, surfboard, shark. "Not just another day at the beach."
DVD cover for Sharkansas Women’s Prison Massacre (2015). Very poorly pasted-together images of a swamp, a shark, a sideways woman in the foreground yelling (the shark is near her but she does not look particularly scared; this shot of her might have been taken when she was laughing, and she was certainly perfectly dry), and two women in a boat in the background. There is a small but unmistakable prison in the far background, with a guard tower, surrounded by scrubby, damp trees that are not doing very well.
The cast of tomorrow's movie. A bunch of hotties with guns! And a couple of schlubby guys who are just sort of there.
Extreme title card by Cult Movie Cards. Thank you! Original alt text by CMC: "Card #4 of #24: 'Ghost Shark' (2013). Presented as a Topps 'Buck Rogers' Sticker Hyper-Spoof, released in 1979." By FrightYa: Within this fabulous frame is a screenshot of what appears to be a ghost shark emerging from a person, to the person's detriment. It's hilarious. This is happening in a kitchen or a bar. Caption: "Henry takes his last drink."
Promotional image for Ghost Shark (2013). Shark, girl, water. The shark has red eyes. Mackenzie Rosman, Richard Moll, Dave Davis, and Sloane Coe.
Poster for Cruel Jaws (1995), directed by "William Snyder" (a pseudonym for Bruno Mattei). Shark, setting sun, water.
But Miz Scarlett! I don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' no babies!
Promotional image for Thrash (2026). Floodwaters, barely floating person, clutching something that might be a baby. She forgot her floaties. "If the flood doesn't kill you… THRASH."
Another shot of Michael Sarrazin in They Shoot Horses, Don't They (1969). Ashy's right. He did look like Bill Skarsgård!
Image from They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969) with character saying the title line.
Promotional art for The Forever Purge (2021). There's a guy on a horse. They both look like they might not be alive. Desert colors.
Azazel (Supernatural)
Poster for Fallen (1998). Denzel Washington.
Poster for Super Happy Fun Clown (2026). Pretty, but bloody and creepy, young clown. "Infamy Equals Immortality."
Poster for Theatre of Blood (1973). Vincent Price and Diana Rigg are giants pulling everybody's strings from above the stage, and the little marionettes representing the other cast members are in various stages of badly injured to dead.
Cool title card by Cult Movie Cards. Thank you! Alt text by CMC: "Card #3 of #24: 'Peeping Tom' (1960). Presented as a Topps 'Buck Rogers' Sticker Hyper-Spoof, released in 1979." Added by FrightYa: Within the electric boogie frame is a screencap of the film's main character, a young white man with a tan. He is looking thoughtful, concentrating, with his camera. Caption: "Lewis films his latest victim."
Poster for Peeping Tom (1960). Screaming woman, guy holding a camera.
Elsa Lanchester and Cameron Mitchell in Night Gallery, S2/E15 Green Fingers/The Funeral/The Tune in Dan's Cafe (1972)
Title card by Cult Movie Cards. Thank you! Original alt text by CMC: "Card #2 of #24: 'Seedpeople' (1992). Presented as a Topps 'Buck Rogers' Sticker Hyper-Spoof, released in 1979." Added by FrightYa: Within the scintillating frame is a screenshot of Doc Roller, who apparently is humanity's last hope, per the caption. He is a very silly-looking white man wearing fluorescent light bulbs like a hat. I don't have a lot of faith in him, but we'll see when we watch the movie!
UK Blu-ray cover for Seedpeople (1992). It... has a lot going on. I'll sum up and say that it looks like a demon plant apocalypse. The design of the plant creatures, or possibly people, is wildly creative. They look at once like crabs, like mud huts, like demons, and like carnivorous plants.
Title card by Cult Movie Cards. Thank you! Original alt text by CMC: "Card #1 of #24: 'C.H.U.D.' (1984). Presented as a Topps 'Buck Rogers' Sticker Hyper-Spoof, released in 1979." Added by FrightYa: This contains a red frame resembling the outline of a television or monitor screen, or even maybe an iPad, surrounded by green lightning-bolt stripes. There's the CMC emblem and the Fright Club one with the bat and its own lightning bolts. It's pretty great. Within this is a screenshot of a glowing-eyed monster with the film title. Caption: "A humanoid seeks out its prey."
Poster for C.H.U.D. (1984). A clawed hand opens a manhole cover from underneath. "A recent article in a New York newspaper reported that there were large colonies of people living under the city... The paper was incorrect. What is living under the city is not human. C.H.U.D. is under the city. They're not staying down there, anymore!"
Spinal Tap explaining how Stumpy Joe choked to death on vomit. Actually, it was someone else's vomit...
Title card by Cult Movie Cards. Sweet dreams! Original alt text by CMC: "Card #24 of #24: 'The Wretched' (2019). Presented as a CMC Original Design 'Vaudevillain'." Added by FrightYa: Within the frame is a skull from an animal, but on a person, but backwards. Also it has kind of a demon-y expression. And horns, or antlers. The person's hair is stringing loosely over the skull and there's some blood on it. Their hands are up as if they're taking the skull off, or trying to take it off.
Poster for The Wretched (2019). Person, animal skull, rapid aging (clay effect). "Something wicked wants inside."
Promotional art for The Caller (1987). Femme fatale, axe, silhouette of a man. Madolyn Smith, Malcolm McDowell.
Poster for The Last Witch Hunter (2015). Vin Diesel in a beard, looking serious. Sword, leather, fur, fire. "All will be tried October 23," so I guess that must've been the release date!
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Glorious title card by Cult Movie Cards. Thank you! Original alt text by CMC: "Card #23 of #24: 'The Boxer's Omen' (1983). Presented as a CMC Original Design 'Vaudevillain'." Added by FrightYa: Within the frame is a screencap of three human figures wrapped in purple (it looks like mummy wraps, but plastic? idk), appearing as if they are disco dancing against a mostly green background. Said background might be the inside of a mausoleum, or a temple of some sort, at a guess. There are two big bells in it and some statuary, all with a very ceremonial appearance.
Poster for The Boxer’s Omen (1983). There's text, but apart from the title it's in Japanese so I don't know what it says, sorry. A beautiful green woman is riding the back of a beautiful green crocodile, and above them there are two red-eyed blue heads in a green sky, one in front of the other, except I think they're the same head. It's like there's a head, and the echo of the head. Look, it's pretty trippy. It's gorgeous though.
Patricia Arquette in 2022, looking mid-fifties because that was her age. Also, a goddess. Absolutely beautiful.
Poster for The Big Combo (1955). Lots of yellow, passion, nightclub, weapons brandished, absurdly cheerful orangey-red lettering, there's a lot going on here so I won't try to describe it all but it looks pretty great. And quintessentially 1950s. Cornel Wilde, Richard Conte, Brian Donlevy, Jean Wallace.
Gorgeous title card by Cult Movie Cards. Thank you! Blue and yellow frame with CMC logo. Original alt text: "Card #11 of #31: 'Strange Invaders' (1983). 𝗕𝗮𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝗻 '𝗠𝗼𝗼𝗻𝗿𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗿' 𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗱 𝗦𝗲𝘁, 𝟭𝟵𝟳𝟱 produced and released by Topps/O-Pee-Chee. One of the Centerville aliens reveals itself.."
Poster for Strange Invaders (1983). "Of all the worlds, in all the galaxies, in all the universe... why did they have to pick this one?" There's a strange-looking (it's ulcerated, but not like it's sick, like the way a surface of a planet or moon may appear ulcerated in a photo) but essentially humanoid hand against a background of what might be the exterior of a house. The hand is lit from underneath as if by candlelight. The light source is not visible.
Bruce Campbell and Ossie Davis doing the Hero's Walk (ride, in Davis's case) in Bubba Ho-Tep (2002). Campbell is Elvis and Davis is JFK. Don't ask questions, just see it if somehow you haven't yet.
Poster for American Romance (2016). Daveigh Chase holds a gun, pointed at the viewer. The background is red, with a blood-spattered effect.