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Was sick over the weekend and spent a lot of time in front of the TV. Torn Hearts - This was a fun way to spend part of a Saturday night. Nothing revolutionary, but it's well made and goes by quickly. Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror - I really liked this. Well worth the watch if you're interested in folk horror. It's long (3+ hours), but it's broken up into chapters and would be easy to split up across multiple sittings. On the non-horror side of things : Everything Everywhere - I liked this quite a lot and I feel like another viewing or two would only increase how much I like it. It's so wild and inventive and pretty amazing they made it work so well. I didn't expect it to be so funny either (I went in 100% blind). Nightmare Alley - Finally had time for this and liked it a lot as well. Even though it's slowly paced, the it never felt long. Bull - Very good revenge / crime flick. There's a plot thing that didn't quite work for me, but overall a really solid ride.

Grabbed a ticket to the Portland show! With it being a Friday, I'll probably head down Thursday night and make a long weekend out of it. I haven't been down there in quite a few years.

The second balcony is GA and I paid $52 for that ticket. Floor and first balcony were all assigned seating and there was nothing remotely cheap. I'll think on it today, but the odds of me buying a ticket for the Portland show are looking pretty good! I've been to quite a few shows at the STG venues and I've never seen such fuck you prices.

Ended up getting what I can only describe is a very bad seat. Were y'all seeing $275+ prices?

Yeah, I thought so too. I wish it wasn't a seated venue. At least it's not at Showbox SoDo!

I watched The Northman earlier this week and really enjoyed it. It's his most accessible film and I'm guessing people who would have no interested in The Witch or The Lighthouse could dig this. This is over simplifying, but it kind of boils down to a revenge film.

Seat selection is was abysmal for the Seattle show by the time I looked. Guessing I'll have better luck at the venue presale in a few days.

Los Espookys is a lot of fun (and also very fun to say). Seems to be a bit of a hidden gem.

In case anyone has plenty of disposable income, Deathwish is auctioning off a Jane Doe test press https://www.ebay.com/itm/134116594593?hash=item1f39f8d3a1:g:SvMAAOSwFzZifXWk

The Sadness is on my to-watch list, but I'm going to really have to be in the mood haha.

New Candelabrum LP https://shop-hellsheadbangers.com/candelabrum-nocturnal-trance-vinyl.asp

Hopefully Original Sound Version gets a reissue too. My copy got pretty badly water damaged 2-3 years ago

Had a mixed bag of a weekend We're All Going to the World's Fair - Complete miss for me. I think I was expecting something more straight forward and it very much isn't that. Seeing comments elsewhere, it seems to be a movie people either love or hate. Kicking Blood - Didn't care for this either. It's more of a bland drama with vampires than a horror movie. The Cursed - This, I liked. It drags on occasion, but it's there's a lot of gore to make up for it. The Editor - This was a ton of fun! A giallo comedy that seems to very much get the genre. Some awesome practical effects as well.

I gave both copies a listen over the weekend and the single LP sounds really good. Unless you really prefer the original master, you'll probably be happy with the single LP.