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The sounds of little kids alone creeps me out.

Ratko Mladic must be a reincarnation of Shiro Ishii after seeing this.

I love this topic and as usual, you did a great job presenting. Also, I think kids are just creepy in general. 😂

Love your books btw. Anything new coming up?

Fun fact I finished The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett today, and it has the Mary Mary rhyme in it. It wouldn't be a big stretch to imagine the rhyme is where some of the ideas for the book came from. Also I don't mind taxes it's the hideous megacorp tax breaks and misspending of them that bothers me.

Did you name your channel after that one Cryptopsy song?

Speaking of horror movies with young actresses I re-watched Ginger Snaps the other night. Still a good movie 👍

Terrible review

The universe was founded by the knowledge, wisdom and understanding of GOD almighty. Alot of things have been proven and work based on science. But the supernatural is on a whole other level that doest obey the laws of the material world. But it could be possible that there is a form of extremely advanced supernatural science in that realm that God has kept away from us for a reason. After all the created both the physical and non physical, so that( the non physical) could also be obeying some kind of supernatural laws and since there is interaction between both, there could be a seperate science of that realm. I dont think we need it since God feels we dont need it. We just need Jesus.

The girl next door is a true story.. that hits harder

Enjoying the heck out of this. Thanks for the chat at DV8 the other night!

AFAIC.. it's not a horror movie. It's a drama about fear, will to live and humanity. Great movie. Among the bests I've seen this year.

what would you rate it out of 10?

Loved it

Review sting next!

Those that took it are already braindead. It was Menticide Waves of Terror, from the book; Rape of the Mind by Joost Meerloo MD.

Thanks for the review 👍 love me some horror novels.

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One thing I enjoy about Night Worms is the chance to read books I wouldn't have selected otherwise. I've discovered great authors through this subscription! Plus, who doesn't love getting a surprise in the mail each month?

I just finished the novelization if Godzilla x Kong, it was fantastic! The books have the depth and cohesion that the movies lack. I'm currently reading New Animal by Ella Baxter it's about a mortician who starts to lose it and spirals into bdsm. There's a great short story collection called Evol Roots all about various malevolent and nefarious plants. The complex name reminds me of another book I'm hoping to get to this month called Flights by Olga Tokarczak, which among other things includes a story about an anatomist dissecting himself. Can't wait for your reviews both of those books sound right up my ally.

Sounds like it's time to cancel Nightworms. Garbage collection ad of late. Wonder why?

Big fan of the movie series. I’ve seen them all besides the Omen 4. His mother was a jackal!

Here's my 2 second review.... It sucked.

I watched it a day late, but I’m glad you clarified the point of the video. But older movie reviews would be a great idea.

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Yes! More re-visited movie reviews please 🙏

And seals?

Never thought about that…

Perfect timing for it to arrive

This movie was garbage...they were so close 3rd act sucked

Great review as usual

Ah yes our beloved unorthodox machines.

I’ve never heard of it before but the trailer looked right up my alley. Glad it’s on Amazon/CZcams to rent

It was ok not my most favorite but it was watchable I've seen worse.

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That's one great horror pack. I read somewhere that Titane director is a big fan of Cronenberg and that Cronenberg himself called her and praised her for her films. By the way I also recommend to see Titane's director's previous film - "Raw".

I am an arachnophobe 😅 but I happen to love giant spiders in movies. Coincidentally I work at one of the film locations for Eight Legged Freaks

The ending ruined the movie.

This movie was horrible. Not one scare period. The trailer is about all I would recommend people to see the movie sucks

Going today!

I don't believe in immaculate conception, I think it was an inside job lol

I didn't care for this movie but it did make laugh (once) but the characters felt slightly off, Lisa's character was kind of annoying which is a shame because I adore the actress but I felt like they could have done something else with this but they did what they did lol

Been very intrigued with this one since I first saw a trailer a few months back. Glad you liked it 👍 we might just see it tonight

You are very creative. I enjoyed the video--and the pie!

Bro this movie was awesome and I’m a huggggggeeeee horror fan. I mean the jump scares were perfect non expected and the story was not bad at all. The fact that they expanded more on how other faiths can have something to do with such a strong demon made plenty of sense. And is also true in life. Demons don’t just come from catholic faith. So this movie was perfect it was heart wrenching and you can feel almost close to the characters. This is a terrible review I’m sorry

What a bonafide experiment!

What's full of Bones and shakes at the bottom of the ocean? ... a nervous wreck Happy Pi Day! Just reread Hitchhiker's Guide as my 42nd of the year, don't forget to bring a towel.

Yet another comment, sorry. About the political allegory I got the impression that the adults were the ruling class and the kids were the working class. The babysitter was neither being a sort of intellectual/academia class that was sort of in between the first two classes. Another book that was compared to LGPatA is The Collector (1963) by John Fowles where a shy man wins a lottery and buys a house in the country. He collects butterflies and develops an obsession with a pretty art student whom he kidnaps and keeps, in a sense, as a part of his collection. Maybe similar political allegory applies where the lottery win has propelled the man from the working class to the ruling class and the art student is in that middle intellectual class. LGPatA has multiple layers to it. Political, psychological, and even philosophical and why there is so much which can be unpacked.

Also as far as the LGPatA goes there was a psychology at Stanford Univ. in 1971 where a prison environment was simulated and some college students were divided into prisoners and guards. The experiment was ended early when some of the guards were abusing the prisoners. Now these were college students. Imagine what younger kids would do. I wonder if the author drew upon this in writing his story. And there was another infamous 1961 Univ. Psychology experiment the Milgram where the researchers were surprised how many subjects would inflict what they thought were harmful shocks on someone when told to do so by a lab coat wearing authority figure. In LGPatA the two older teenagers would have been the authorities and the younger 3 basically did what they were told. So there is a basis for motive there.