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i like movies 📼 she/they 🏳️‍🌈 gay. emo. horror. not always in the same order.

Screen cap from The Ring. Naomi Watts is on the phone and the closed captioning says "Seven days..."
Phone screenshot with a Marcus Theaters notification suggesting the Timothée Chalamet ping pong movie.
Currently reading list from my StoryGraph (lochnessvhs). Gothic Life by Aurelio Voltaire and Black AF History by Michael Harriot
Last four films from my Letterboxd account (lochnessVHS). The Left Hand of God (1955) - 3.5 stars; Garfield's Thanksgiving (1989) - 3.5 stars, rewatch; A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving (1973) - 3.5 stars, rewatch; I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives In the House - 4.5 stars, rewatch.
Last 4 films from my Letterboxd account (lochnessVHS). The Ballad of Wallis Island (2025) - 4 stars; Rifftrax Live: Miami Connection (2015) - rewatch, 3.5 stars; The Banker (1989) - unrated, Keeper (2025) - 4 stars.
Poster for Bugonia (2025). A bald Emma Stone is being covered with honey and blood.
Book cover for The General in His Labyrinth by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
My carved pumpkin: a bat with its wings outstretched sits atop a Jack-o-lantern. The negative space on both sides resembles ghosts.
Poster for Beyond the Door III (1989). A dark stairway leads to an open door where a woman stands in a flowy white dress. She seems to be floating, and her eyes are closed as her face is tilted upwards. She is backlit in red.
Poster for Dead Talents Society (2024. Against a red background, a girl in a school uniform spattered with blood holds her hands to the sky in a menacing manner. In front of her is the shoulder and hair of another woman - the hair is being blown in the wind and covering the other girl.
Poster for Shelby Oaks (2024). A woman is shown from the chest up, but the lighting contrast is up so high it washes out her entire face. The background is black with a scattering of visual noise.
Poster for Night of the Comet (1984). A group of people look up into an orange sky. Below the film title is a black starry sky with an open door in the middle, showing the silhouette of a woman.
Poster for Shock (1977). A dark-haired woman is mostly obscured by a broken wooden fence. She is peaking through a hole in the fence and she holds a bloody box cutter in one hand.
Poster for Beyond the Door (1973). The "t" in "the" in the title is elongated to look like a cross. A black door is open showing a bright white light while a disembodied head with scary eyes floats under the film title.
Poster for Cannibal Mukbang (2024. A red-headed woman sits behind the head of a dark-haired man laying on the table in front of her. The man's head is covered with spaghetti, meatballs, and eyeballs. There is a knife protruding from his skull. The woman is about to take a bite of spaghetti.
My long haired tortoiseshell cat, Grace. Photo is a close up of her face as she looks off to the right. She seems a little annoyed.
Christina Ricci in Cursed
Cover for She Killed In Ecstasy (1971). A woman is curled up in a ball but looking directly at the camera with awe on her face.
Poster for The Final Girls (2015). A group of 10 teens are shown in profile with two girls at the front. A masked killer looms behind them all, raising a machete.
Poster for Motel Hell (1980). A woman famer holding a pitchfork and a man farmer holding a double-sided axe stand behind 4 humans buried in the soil up to their necks. The four heads appear to be screaming. In the distance looms a dark house.
Last four films from my Letterboxd account (lochnessVHS). The Dark Power (1985) - 0.5 stars; Kaali Khuhi (2020) - 2.5 stars; The Home (2025) - 3 stars; Cujo (1983) - 3 stars.
Poster for The Dark Power (1985). An illustrated man is holding a severed arm against a blue background. The tagline reads "Indian zombies get heap big revenge on white man!" and "Starring Lash LaRue, Anna Lane Tatum and Cynthia Bailey".
From a Letterboxd email, it states "Flashback: This week five years ago, you logged..." and shows posters for WNUF Halloween Special, Ready or Not, Child's Play 2, and One Cut of the Dead
Poster for The Home (2025). In shades of red and black, an extreme closeup of a syringe pointing towards an eyeball.
Poster for Cujo (1983). Cujo is written in blood on a whitewashed fence. In the distance looms a farmhouse.
Poster for The Fall of the House of Usher (1928). A black and white photo of a woman wrapped in gauzey cloth is set against a bright red background.
Poster for horror short film Blossom Needs a Ride Home (2025). A hand wrapped in dirty bandages and covered in blood is holding their thumbs up over a dirt road.
Poster for the Giant Spider Invasion (1975). A giant spider attacks a cityscape. People run for their lives and cars are exploding.
My two cats. Margie is a short-haired torbie and is laying on a yellow cat couch with her paws hanging off the edge. Grace is a long-haired tortie and is laying on the floor next to the cat couch, reaching her paws toward Margie's.
Cover of Cujo by Stephen King. Close up illustration of a dog's growling mouth with blood dripping from the fangs.
Poster for Critters 4 (1992). Three Critters loom over the moon.
Poster for White Noise (2005). A nondescript face is in side profile and screaming into a dark void. Their neck transitions into a sound wave.
Poster for Taiwanese film Secrets In the Hot Spring (2018). Three men are standing in a dark hallway holding makeshift weapons. The man in the middle is pointing directly at the camera.
Poster for The Church (1989). A shadowed figure stands in the backlit doorway of a large Gothic cathedral. The tag line says, "You Haven't Got a Prayer".
Poster for The Drownsman (2014). A woman is in a bathtub and zombie like arms are attempting to drag her down into the water.
Poster for V/H/S/Halloween (A Shudder Original). Against a noisy black background there is a wrapped red lollypop in the shape of a human skull.
Last 4 films from my Letterboxd (LochnessVHS). The Ripper (1997) - 3.5 stars; Grizzly II: Revenge (2020) - 2 stars; House On Eden (2025) - 2.5 stars; Walkabout (1971) - 3.5 stars
VHS cover of The Ripper (1997). Jack the Ripper stands in a dark alley, his shadow stretching down the street. The tagline reads "He carved a trail of horror into the heart of the city."
Poster for Grizzly II: Revenge. Features a large brown bear reared up and growling.
Poster for House on Eden (2025). A camera lens shows a reflection of a large house and glows red. A black snake surrounds the lens.
Crows fly past a full moon. The text "31 Days of Halloween" is in the center. This photo is stolen from the Syfy network.
Last 4 films from my Letterboxd acct (LochnessVHS). Ju-On: The Beginning of the End (2014) - 1.5 stars; Saltburn (2023) - 5 stars, rewatch; Past Lives (2023) - 4.5 stars; Dangerous Animals (2025) - 3.5 stars.
Poster for the 2025 film The Wedding Banquet
The cover of the book Lucky Day by Chuck Tingle
Screenshot from an email confirming shipment of Andrew Joseph White's book You Weren't Meant To Be Human
Last 4 films watched from my Letterboxd (LochnessVHS). Don't Listen (2020) - 2.5 stars; The Old Ways (2020) - 4 stars; Kaal (2005) - 1 star; Woman of the Hour (2023) - 4 stars
Cover of the book Chasing Me to My Grave: An Artist's Memoir of the Jim Crow South by Winfred Rembert
A shirtless man wrestles with a boa constrictor in some hay.
The last 4 films from my Letterboxd (lochnessVHS). Fear Street Prom Queen (2025) - 2 stars, Weapons (2025) - 4.5 stars, Revenge of the Pontianak (2019) - 3 stars, Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead (2023) - 3 stars
Last 4 films from my Letterboxd (lochnessVHS). Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) - 3.5 stars, In Search of Darkness 1990-1994 - 4 stars, Get Away (2024) - 2 stars, Clown In a Cornfield (2025) - 3 stars
One sheet for Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
Rhett and Link are lying on a checkerboard floor covered in glitter after a 24 hour livestream. The tips of their sneakers are touching.
A photo of me holding my new copy of It's the End Of the World As We Know It: New Tales of Stephen King's The Stand