10 horror movies to get to know me in no particular order:
C.H.U.D (1984)
Chopping Mall (1986)
Bride of the Re-Animator (1989)
The Thing (1982)
Fido (2006)
Frankenstein (1931)
The Night of the Living Dead (1990)
Popcorn (1991)
Candyman (2021)
Fright Night Part 2 (1985)
@QHoudayer @InsaneLetterbox I read that Joe Dante (the director) refused to remove the scene, because he believed it encapsulated the film as a whole, representing both the horrific and comedic elements of the movie. That’s kind of why I love it, but oh boy does it come out of left field 😂
So I mostly tweeted this so I could have something to throw in people’s faces when it all inevitably come true... but also on the off chance it doesn’t, it’s a shining explain of how much a cynic/pessimist I am. So win-win right?
If this “exciting announcement” is that Manitoba’s response level is shifting from red to orange and we are moving out of lockdown on January 22nd, then I bet we will be back in by the end of February, and Pallister will find someone else to blame for it....
This shows the importance of documenting and speaking out about oppression! Well done to everyone who communicated their anger at the city for this extremely inhumane practice. We have to keep fighting to make sure these are removed.
https://t.co/XYqKjd1Cc6
100 days have gone by since Breonna Taylor was killed. 100. And still, no police officer has been charged for her murder. 0.
100 days, 0 charges. 100 days, and still no justice. #BreonnaTaylor
They're still pushing this video as if it makes them look any better. Cops clearly punched the Indigenous man at least seven times, and repeatedly kicked him after he had discarded his airsoft gun. This is an unequivocal instance of police brutality.
CW: anti-Black violence.
Robert Fuller was very likely lynched in Palmdale. Police and local media are saying it’s a “suspected suicide” — sure.
How is this not a national story?