Sean Redlitz

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Marketing & Comms exec, cowriter #TheSacrificeGame Past: @Shudder, @CNN, @FoodNetwork He/Him/His ~all views expressed are my own~

Sam Neill in UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD.
Move poster for ALL THE BOYS LOVE MANDY LANE, showing a desaturated close up a young woman (with light blue eyes) whose sternum appears to be spattered in blood.
“Monsters. Aliens. Bizarre Creatures. FANGORIA” done in the style of the “New York KNICKS” logo.
The cover of Octavia Butler’s novel, PARABLE OF THE SOWER.
Star Trek episode title screen but with the Star Wars: A New Hope opening crawl in place of the episode title, running beyond the bottom of the screen.
Classic Enterprise-in-Orbit STAR TREK:TOS image with the episode title added “The City in the Edge of a Nervous Breakdown”
A Google image search result for the above shared Excalibur image with the label “Made with Google AI” circled.
72 year-old actor Zlatko Burić as seen in the Netflix series SOMETHING VERY BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN, and familiar to viewers of 2026's WONDER MAN Marvel series and 2025 films SUPERMAN and THE BRIDE!.
Key art for Netflix series "SOMETHING VERY BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN," which merges the stylized, exaggerated long train of a bridal gown (as the bride walks away) into the long hair and dark eyes of the bride (facing us), with the series title in heavy red ALL CAPS letters placed across where the rest of her face would be.
Two close-up screen shots of Gerri from SUCCESSION. The captions read “What you did in the ‘90s with cable?” and “Huge”
Screenshot of ShudderTV with a calendar/schedule visible at the bottom.
Another DUNE poster meme post, this one saying “DUNE this now, are we all?” in the title font.
Anyway, to mark the special occasion, Paul Feig was nice enough to stop by to discuss how he made a crowdpleasing, buzzy adult-skewing genre flick. While we are as vague as possible, I would still argue that, yes, this conversation contains spoilers for The Housemaid. Meanwhile, the other areas of discourse include... • How the filmmaker uses the test screening process for good rather than evil.
Werner Herzog at the podium before a big crowd.
Pancia, who is Jewish, said he gave her his spiel and she joined in. "Then two minutes in, she starts saying weird shit," he said. "She started saying 'Tax Israel, 'Tax the Jews, and immediately I was like 'No, no, no, not that one, don't say that - I'm a Jew, I don't think you should say that." Pancia said she paused and then "she started saying it again." "There were multiple attempts to speak with her, and then there was an attempt by us to drown her out by repeating the 'Tax the Rich' chant," said Christin Evans, another participant. At one point, Evans said she told the woman: "That's not why we're here."
Cover of the BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB soundtrack, featuring a man in a white hat, striped shirt, black pants and white shoes walking, in a relaxed-cool seeming way, down a sunny Havana street, with older cars parked along the other, shady side. The name of the album appears in a stamp-shaped box in the corner.
A garbage AI still from the “On This Day” trailer of a colonial-era man stepping out of his front door to look offscreen that is so bad it hurts to try to describe it.
A frame of a grumpy old woman sitting outdoors, from the film READY OR NOT.
A screenshot that says “Your 2026 Word: Sultry”
Intellivision box showcasing the console over a grid of screenshots of games. The box has the tag line “Intelligent Television” (which wasn’t very accurate) and copy reading: “Turns your TV set into a family center for entertainment, games and learning fun! Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack cartridge included.”
Electroman box picturing a detailed photo of the red, yellow and black-clad action figure with a helmet light. Text on the box: ELECTROMAN PROGRAMMED WITH THE FANTASTIC POWERS OF SOUND AND LIGHT METALLIC HELMET DETAIL OPERATING STUN RAY/ RADAR BEAM 4 POSITION POWER SELECTOR (ON BACK) ELECTRO MOTION SENSOR MULTICOLORED UNIFORM PRISMATIC EMBLEM PRISMATIC BELT MOVEABLE SHOULDERS, ELBOW. HIP, WRIST, KNEE, WAIST, ANKLE FULL LENGTH CAPE SOFT FLEXIBLE BOOTS LARGE 16” ACTION FIGURE (Ideal Toys logo)
Big Trak box and toy - a six-wheeled 70s sci-fi tank-ish looking vehicle with a swooshy decal on the side and a keypad on top. The box shows a light beam shooting out the front.
Epic box art for Dark Tower featuring the central black electronic tower surrounded by high fantasy illustration art from the game, of knights, wizards, beasts and such, framed by a sunburst-like glow.
Box for 2XL toy, a squat grey molded plastic robot with a white square face, four buttons across the front and a slot for an 8-track tape in the front.
Me & the Christmas Tree Croissant
Megadoc promo banner from Criterion Channel
A blond young woman in a white tank top, shot from a low angle against a blue sky with a green treetop in the background, looks stoically off to the right. She has smears of blood on her jawline, forehead and arm. From the film ALL THE BOYS LOVE MANDY LANE (2006)
Elijah Wood as a creepy dude in SIN CITY
Vintage lobby card for the 1959 film The Tingler starring Vincent Price.
Promotional collage of four images in black and white: (ON THE LEFT, LARGE) the key art for the movie QUADRANT (2024) showing an evil-smiling woman in a top hat holding a knife and looking at the camera surrounded by scary imagery including skulls and tentacles, along with (ON THE RIGHT, top to bottom) an AI-generated image of London gaslamp-lit street at night with a silhouetted figure in the distant fog; an image of a man with a beard with his arms crossed and wearing a hoodie posed next to a street-art sign reading "love and death"; the logo for the podcast PUPPET MASTERS / CASTLE FREAKS - A Full Moon Podcast." In the upper right, it says EPISODE 139
Me dressed as Papa Smurf for Halloween, seated on a leather chair, holding a pint of beer.
Me as Papa Smurf for Halloween, standing in a bar in Brooklyn.
Satan's Slaves 2: Communion movie poster, featuring a woman in a long pale veil looking left while to her left and right, bagged body shapes appear to be bowing to her.
Jonathan Slavin and Malcolm Barrett as lab-coat wearing scientists in the ABC sitcom BETTER OFF TED
Michael K. Williams as Omar Little in The Wire
A still from MESSIAH OF EVIL showing the view through an opaque glass and iron skylight through which scary silhouettes and shadows of figures can be seen, their hands pressed up against the translucent glass.
POV of a movie screen promoting BONE LAKE (tagline: “You better have a safe word”), only in theaters October 3. In the foreground, a hand is holding up a realistic severed finger cookie wrapped in plastic. The film’s title is written on the manicured fingernail.
Michael Gannon in a publicity still for The Singing Detective.
Still of Endora from Beweitched — an older woman with bright red hair and blue eye shadow, wearing green vest over a purple colored shirt
Criterion Channel thumbnail for Wim Wenders' UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD (1991)
On screen quoted text reading "Horror is an accursed genre. Because it promises to deliver a specific sensational effect, its stories are obliged to fit into preordained patterns. Its popularity depends on predictability, and the task of providing the expected thrills renders the genre even more formulaic than superhero blockbusters," and goes on to mention Zach Cregger's new movie, Weapons.
Voting map of Park Slope and surrounding areas, showing light yellow (favoring Mamdani) but not the darker gold/mustard of the areas south and northwest.
THE 100 BEST MOVIES OF THE 21st CENTURY Reader’s Choice: My Ballot Parasite 2019 The Witch 2016 There Will Be Blood 2007 The Royal Tenenbaums 2002 Mulholland Drive 2001 Moonlight 2016 Mad Max: Fury Road 2015 The Hurt Locker 2009 Holy Motors 2012 The Favourite 2018
Poster for Francois Ozon’s SEE THE SEA.
The cover for Stanislaw Lem's work of fiction A PERFECT VACUUM, purple with black text, featuring an inset image of various unidentifiable hardcover books floating in the vacuum of space.
Still from FACES PLACES documentary, showing a short, older woman (co-director Agnes Varda) wearing a red scarf with a movie camera standing next to a taller, younger man (co-director JR) wearing a grey coat, black hat and sunglasses. Both are standing in a field of tall grass, extending behind them over gently rolling hills to the far horizon.
Title art for THE BLUE PRINCE video game, depicting doorways through several rooms (seemingly including a playroom and a room with greenery) and a silvered figure opening another door in the far distance. It’s done in an illustrated, line-and-ink style.
Chico Marx
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre poster
Early 80s magazine ad for a front-projection 50” TV. Ad copy reads: Save $300 on Sears 50 in. Projection TV Sears is part of the video revolution with a picture nearly four times larger, a sound richer and fuller than even our most expensive console TV. See your favorite shows on a 50-inch di-agonal measure screen — that's nearly 4 times the area of our largest console TV. The picture itself is remarkably crap and bright thanks to high-resolution comb filters that sharpen the TV image which is then pro-jected through three precision lenses Many projection TVs are so huge that rooms sometimes need remodeling before the units can be installed. Here is a compact unit with the screen mounted on the con-sole (which doses like a drawer when not in use). Roll-around casters make the entire unit easy to move. Of course, you can plug into any of the current video products. But with a 105-channel capacity, you're also ready for cable TV. And when TV stations begin stereo transmission, Sears Projection TV is ready with four speakers and two amplifiers. Mean-while, a built in synthesiser creates a sound that rivals stereo. On sale May 3 through May 23, 1981. This is the minimumn saving nationaily. Reg ular price curies in some markets. Price and date may vary in Alaska and Hawaii. This advertised item is readily available for sale as advertised. You can count on Sears