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A person wearing an androgynous tan mask and tame suit is walking down a flight of stairs repeating “this is fun” in a somber tone.
Letterboxd review of Ricky Gervais: SuperNature. 4 stars. Review writes “Freaking funny!”
A screenshot of this user’s Letterboxd recent activity. The following films are shown in order from left to right: Dagr (a poster featuring an outline of a man is distorted with the title in slender red font superimposed on it) scored 2 stars with comments The Bayou (a poster featuring a worried white woman evading a giant alligator baring its teeth in a swamp. The title is in bold red and white font); scored 2 stars with comments Trap House (a poster featuring a Black undercover police officer brandishing a gun as he is about to round a corner. On the other side of the corner is a white man, shirtless and jacked wearing an industrial grade mask and emanating a threatening and sweaty aura. The title is in bold red font at the top of the poster); scored 2 stars with comments Mister Creep (a poster featuring the half face of a creepy clown covered in a blue tint hovering above a glowing tv covered in blood in the darn. The title is in slender light bluefin); scored 1.5 stars with comments
Letterboxd last four movies rated. From left to right: Always Watching: A Marble Hornets Story 5/10; Behind the Sightings 3/10; Seekers 2/10; The Black Water Vampire 4/10
Image from Fuck My Son! An elderly woman stands menacingly in a hallway holding a boiling tea kettle and smoking a cigarette
Poster for Vicious. The title is in large slender red lettering in the top right middle corner. Dakota Fanning stares at the viewer in fear on the ground with an opened box next to her.
Poster for Silent Night, Deadly Night. The film’s title is half in white and red in bold letters at the bottom of the page. A bloody axe is wrapped in brightly colored Christmas lights.
Dawning poster. The film’s title is in bold red lettering in the center of the poster in its original Norwegian. The rest is black and white with three women laying down in different scenes staring up at the sky.
Poster for The Restoration at Grayson Manor. Actor Chris Colfer stares judgmentally off to the side. His face is awash in warm technicolor reds and purples. The film’s title is in solid white lettering at the bottom of the page.
Poster for Crazy Old Lady. The film’s title is in its original Spanish and is in bold pale yellow letters. The titular woman is seen wearing a red dress and carrying a turkey carver. Her face is slightly scratched out and blood splatters the page’s black background.
Poster for The Holy Boy. The film’s title is in slender red letters in its original Italian language. Against a white backdrop that slowly transforms into a scenic view of the mountains, a singular boy in white robes stands alone amongst dozens of bodies staring away from the viewer.
Don’t Leave the Kids Alone poster. The title is in large, bold white letters and takes up the majority of the poster. Various scenes from the movie are included including two siblings fighting while looking scared at an unseen force, a mother holding a telephone worried, and a sinister silhouette of a dog staring imposingly at the viewer. The poster is awash in a bright and light blue tint.
Poster for Black Phone 2. The title is in slender black lettering at the bottom of the poster set against a backdrop of snow. The iconic mask of the Grabber lay half buried in the snow.
Still from Haunted Heist. The core four characters of the film, three men and one woman, stare in shock, fear, and disbelief off in the distance. They are all dressed in various sweaters/pull ups of muted colors and the background is of wood paneling.
Beast of War poster. The film’s title is in bold white letter against a dull blue/gray backdrop. A beautiful man lays down on a makeshift raft as a Japanese fighter plane shoots at him and a terrifying shark comes out of the water to attack. There is a slight bloody tint to the water in the left hand corner.
Poster for A Useful Ghost. The title is in slender pale yellow lettering against a colorful background of blues and pinks. Various items from the film are depicted including a vacuum cleaner, a city scape, and various characters holding objects like guns, cleaning supplies, and umbrellas. The main ghost character stares vacantly in an iconic blue dress off to the side.
V/H/S/Halloween poster. The film’s title is centered in bold red lettering. The directors are listed in smaller white lettering below it. All of this is at against a cool blue background with an orange bucket spilling out various candy.
Poster for Night Patrol. A giant skull with pronounced teeth looms over a black backdrop. Inside the skull the scene of the silhouette of a person with their hands up is shown with two silhouettes holding guns. The title is in bold red letters at the bottom of the poster.
The film’s title is in long, slender red letters in its original Indonesian title. A mother, daughter, and son sit at a dinner table. The children face each other, side eying their mother with worry. The mother faces away from the viewers and directly into a mirror that shows a devilish smile on her face. All of this is set against a dark pallet of grays and blues in their home.
A retro poster for The Cramps: A Period Piece. The title is in bold red lettering against a yellow backdrop. The central figure is the legs of a woman in a vintage dress with blood flowing down her right leg.
Poster for The Curse. A variety of dirty mirrors are seen, some feature various characters from the movie including a frightening young woman staring at the mirror and a sinister and imposing ghostly woman in a red dress. The film’s title is in slender red letter in the bottom right hand corner.
Poster for Crushed. A couple stand inside a giant closed cat carrier staring blankly at the viewer. A little girl in a schoolgirl outfit stares slightly to the side looking worried at a camera directly in front of the carrier, an adorable orange kitten mirrors her on the opposite side. All of this is against a bright yellow background. The title is in bright bold red lettering.
Primate movie poster uses bold black lettering for the title. Against a bright red background, a mysterious chimp stares at the viewer imposingly.
This year’s Fantastic Fest logo is in a fancy black medieval script set against a beautiful blue stained glass background with a bright yellow sun with a n eye in the middle of it, reminiscent of the Alamo Drafthouse logo.
A sleepy little white and grey kitten napping peacefully on a windowsill in front of some curtains. He looks at peace.
Picture of the Pokémon, Regice. Regice is a golem made entirely of ice crystals in various formations. 7 yellow dots adorn its front while dagger like icicles protrude from its back.
Banner for Panic Fest. Title of the fest is written in bold acid green lettering, the words “Always//Watching” lie above in thin white font and “Horror Sci-fi Thriller” below. A mutant purple cat head with three eyes with X’s in them boarded by acid green eyelids are prominent. Its purple hair, thin whiskers, and white inner ears are also prominent features. There are waves of black, green, and purple on the left side of the banner and a grainy black background finishes the center and right side of the banner.
Temporary poster for the film Touch Me. The title is in bold white font against a plain black background.
Photo from the film The Astronaut. The main character played by Kate Mara looks cautiously around a corner in a dimly blue lit industrial kitchen. She is wearing a white sleep suit with a NASA patch.
Poster for 40 Acres with the font in bold white letters. A woman in agree t shirt looks through a field of wheat.
Poster for film Ash. The title is vertical in the center of the poster in stylized slender black font. Six astronauts can be seen on an alien planet, small in size eclipsed by the dazzling pink sky above them and the purple ground beneath them.
Picture of kitten with white fur with bits of grey and grown mixed in. He is in a cat carrier and looking at the camera with his head tilted in a cute manner. He wears a red plaid bow tie.
A screen grab from the YouTube trailer for It Ends. The title is in bold white font with the words trailer in the bottom left corner of the screen. Three characters from the film look ominously out of a white grand jeep cherokee out into the woods. It is bright outside and the characters are dressed in causal clothes.
Poster for the film The Home. The title is in bold, white font. A woman’s face is obscured by several aged hands holding her down, her eye can be seen indicating panic. All of this happens against a black backdrop.
Poster for the film Descendent, the title is in slender white font at the bottom of the poster. A foreboding eye stars at the viewer, it looks rather alien. Inside the eye is a scene where the silhouette of the main character looks up at the sky as a bright white beam of light passes through. The night is starry blue and green, the town is dark and slightly red, as if it is twilight.
Poster for Clown in a Cornfield. Title font is in thinner bold white text. A colorful clown is popping out of a bloodied jack-in-the-box with a Baypen logo. The jack-in-the-box is being held up by a white, gloved hand and is all set against a black background.
Poster for film Drop with the title in old, white font. A woman looks terrified at a phone against a red background.
Poster for the film The Surrender. The title is written in thin red font. The daughter and mother of the film are each wearing yellow frocks that merge in the middle, much like their red hair. Braids of hair lock the duo together. In the background, the chalk circle and candles of their ritual can be seen.
Poster for the film We Bury the Dead, the title is in a bold yellow font. Awash in a red filter, Daisy Ridley’s character Ava carries an axe with slight hesitation with resolve in her eyes.
Poster for Redux Redux. The title is presented in a bold tan font with the first word reading normally and the second word mirroring it. Mountains are in the background of a woman setting fire to a man tied to a chair. The man is lying on the desert ground as the flames overtake him.
Poster for the film Mermaid. It features the title ‘Mermaid’ in bold, blue font against a black backdrop, the M is slightly curly.
Allison Brie and David Franco playing characters Millie and Tim in the film Together. Millie and Tim are both in kitchen staring down toward the camera staring at something terrifying but unseen.
Poster for film Hallow Road. The words Hallow Road are written in bold white font against a black background, the silhouettes of tree branches weave in and out of the words.
Banner for South by Southwest 2025. An artistic rendering of Austin Texas is drawn including symbols such as an armadillo, stairs ascending to an unknown floor, a horseshoe, a star, a skyline, and a bridge.
Picture of single cover art of Justin Bieber for the song “That Should Be Me”, which is written in a hideous font with white lettering. Justin is sitting down outside with the sun in the background.
Fantastic Fest 2024 banner featuring a cute lil mascot called Chingu wearing clown attire.
The headless torso of a shirtless twunk takes a picture using an iPhone 15 with a navy blue case of a stack of blu-rays placed atop a wooden surface with a mirror behind them. Titles include [from top of the stack to the bottom]: The Sadness (2021), The Coffee Table (2023), Carnage for Christmas (2024), The Sacrifice Game (2023), Saloum (2022), Disembodied (1998), Influencer (2023), and Attachment (2023).
A collage of screenshots from email order confirmations for Fantastic Film Fest, Panic Film Fest, and South by Southwest Film Fest