Justin Burning

MESSIAH OF EVIL is a great one to go out on. #TheLastDriveIn

I definitely hate any form of self-promotion, as well!

Blech

I'm an editor by nature. I find it much easier to whittle things down from a starting point than to actually create that starting point.

I kind of like that part, because it means you're so close to it being a real book out there in the world.

The front cover of the vinyl release of "Gathering of October Ghouls," by Justin Burning, featuring a painted cover of a bunch of Halloween ghouls by Joe Keinberger.

It's a #BandcampFriday, which means all revenue from sales goes directly to the artists. If you're itching for Halloween, I've still got very limited vinyl copies of my seasonal album "Gathering of October Ghouls" available. jburning.bandcamp.com/album/gather...

pencil drawing of Sam Reid as Lestat beckoning you closer

finished the sexiest thing I've ever drawn

That top 4 \m/

Turns out lawlessness is not a winning strategy. See you at Nuremberg 2.0

One of my favorite things in cinema is that Bob Clark directed both the best Christmas horror movie and the best traditional Christmas movie.

I definitely have respect for that approach, and I almost did the same.

Awesome. Now Kristi Noem can begin the shit spiral that has befallen literally everyone in Trump's orbit that tried to kiss his ass and he eventually got bored of.

Kudos on the unique diversity (esp. Messiah of Evil and Cemetery Man). I wish my list weren't so full of obvious classics, but alas ...

Top Ten Horror Movies:

1. The Thing ('82)
2. Alien
3. Jaws
4. Cemetery Man
5. Black Christmas
6. Halloween
7. The Fly ('86)
8. Poltergeist
9. Fright Night
10. The Blob ('88)

How did this absolute raging dumbass dipshit get so many young men to worship him? This sounds like parody.

The best part about writing a book is planning and researching. The worst part about writing a book is writing the book.

I’ve never been drunk

They're gonna have trouble collecting on those winnings

Always grateful to get outdoors for a bit.

FTM 810: THE 2000 SHOW Patrick and Erika lead up to F This Movie Fest 2026 by counting down their favorite movies of 2000. Plus: Erika shares her "Best Of" list fo...

New podcast! It’s the annual run up to #fthismoviefest countdown show in which @patrickbromley.bsky.social and @erikabromley.bsky.social share their favorite movies of 2000! Plus Erika names her favorites of 2025! www.fthismovie.com/2026/03/ftm-...

That’s the one

Tubi Terrors: Stream These Great Female Performances in Horror for Women's History Month Exploring horror, film, and pop culture, all while celebrating the creators, history, and artistry that keep the genre alive.

Hey y’all, it’s #WomensHistoryMonth so I thought it would be fun to highlight 15 horror movies currently streaming on Tubi that feature incredible performances from a myriad of talented women: from-the-desk-of-the-horror-chick.ghost.io/tubi-terrors...

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good morning mr president heres your daily read out on the war in iran…no sir, i didnt catch kimmel last night…yes sir, very mean and nasty sir…no sir ive never heard of joyce carol oates either sir

Trying to get back on my shit to work on my book documenting the indie horror comic boom of the 80s/90s. We'll see how that goes.

And they're pretty awful on there, too

It’s not good, but it’s good! Englund is having a lot of fun. It’s so, so ludicrous in a way very few movies are and that’s a great thing.

Fuck 2026 so hard.

Fuck 2026 so hard.

#TerrorVision 🤘

Now I've moved onto THE BEAST WITHIN (1982). The opening scene is hard to watch, it's slow for a while, and the cicada business isn't explored much, but there are some gross effects and Southern Gothic vibes. Plus, everyone sits around and watches a kid transform into a bug for like 18 minutes.