S'Laughter
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A UK true crime podcast with a comedy twist. 30 somethings Lucy and Emma tell each other true crime...
Kim Pook (101 KP) rated Bates Motel in TV
Aug 6, 2019
Incase you have never seen or heard of psycho, it's about the teenage life of a boy called Norman Bates, who suffers with blackouts where he becomes violent. Norman helps run a motel with his mother Norma (yes, that's right - Norman and Norma haha!!) Who is very protective of her son. Seasons 1-3 we get to know about the bates and why they are unlike any normal family, there's a few murders but we wonder was it Norman or not? Season 4 and 5 is where it gets very good and Normans shy side of his personality starts to completely diminish and his 'mother' personality takes over more frequently.
Throughout the seasons there wasn't really any main character i disliked, each one had a gripping story attached to them and I even started to like chick - the strange trailer guy who had beef with Dylans dad (and normas brother). The only part of the show i wasn't interested in was Dylans job in the weed selling business but that didn't last long thankfully.
Funny enough I even felt sorry for Norman but at the same time i wanted to smack some sense into Norma for protecting him right up until he killed her.
The final episode was very sad but at the same time you feel happy because Norman got his wish and no longer had to fight 'Mother'. I know many people think a season 6 was needed but i think season 5 ended perfectly. I feel lost now I'm finished though.
While I don't think Carrie is THAT terrifying, I do feel that it had its moments. Everyone is familiar with the iconic image of a girl standing in the spotlights drenched in pig's blood--but what they don't know about is what comes next. A little bit gruesome and a little bit twisted, psycho nightmare, Carrie is one book that I will never be able to forget.
Ducklady (1174 KP) rated Don't F**k with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer in TV
Feb 20, 2020
As human beings, we are monstrously intrigued by the monstrous and this documentary shows that.
It starts with a horrific video of animal abuse on 2 adorable kittens and escalated into psycho killer territory. Addictive and disturbing to watch and the whole time it makes me wonder about internet habits.
The ending takeaway from the "internet nerds" was super forced and strange XD no I am absolutely not complicit thank you very much hah
Where Monsters Walked: California Locations of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films, 1925-1965
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This richly illustrated guide to dozens of California filming locations covers three decades of...
Literally Me
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From Julie Houts, 'Instagram's favourite illustrator' (Vogue), comes a collection of brilliant and...
Gary Giddins recommended The Honeymoon Killers (1970) in Movies (curated)
Wonder Woman By Greg Rucka Vol. 1
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When an ancient ritual requires Wonder Woman to protect a young woman from anyone who threatens her,...
Terror in the Aisles (1984)
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Donald Pleasence and Nancy Allen narrate this collection of snippets from landmark horror, crime and...