The Bloodlust and Bourbon Podcast

I've been saying it for years, AI is organized crime. Our leadership is older than dirt and does not live in today's world; all the tech seems like magic to them, so they'll never legislate but this is as bad as the prohibition mob. People are catching on ofc, but most still don't care about artists

Troll 2 rules because every aspect of it that people are like "omg this is so bad!" is actually just how Italians made movies

Movie poster for Influencers.

Is this bitch talking to an AI 😭

😂 Overall I did enjoy it! I was never bored, and I can suspend disbelief a great deal as long as a movie keeps my attention. This succeeded in doing that.

Movie poster for Shadow of the Vampire (2000).

Day 100 of #100DaysofHorror: Shadow of the Vampire (2000). Willem Dafoe is the actual vampire who plays Count Orlak in the original Nosferatu. The director is upset that his crew keeps being eaten; how is he supposed to make a movie under these circumstances???

This movie was just me saying "what the fuck" at increasingly more frequent intervals for an hour and 42 minutes

8/10

Movie poster for Martha Marcy May Marlene (2008).

Day 99 of #100DaysofHorror: Martha Marcy May Marlene (2008). This is definitely not traditional horror, but I'm finding it very unsettling.

Also realized I missed posting a day last week and my count has been off. 😭

<checks notes, sees Depp’s name> Naaaah

Love to hear people say this

Movie poster for Birthrite (2025). Looking like a Yorgos Lanthimos movie.

Day 97 of #100DaysofHorror: Birthrite (2025). Hannah let Steven pick from the remaining movies on their to-watch list, and this was the result.

A pregnant woman and her wife move to a community full of child-stealing witches.

Screencap from the movie Tremors showing the Gummers wielding rifles in front of their giant wall of guns

We used to have proper movies

Movie poster for The Man in My Basement (2025).

Day 96 of #100DaysofHorror: The Man in My Basement (2025). A Black man agrees to rent his basement to a very creepy Willem Dafoe. I haven't been able to put my finger on a more detailed plot, but the atmosphere is great so far.

regular reminder that when i say something is my *favorite* that is distinct from saying it is *the best*.

Movie poster for Fright Night (2011).

Day 95 of #100DaysofHorror: Fright Night (2011). The original is good, but this is my favorite.

Well that was silly but delightful. Imagine a long episode of Goosebumps with better production values. 7/10

Movie poster for Brainscan (1994).

Day 94 of #100DaysofHorror: Brainscan (1994). Edward Furlong is a troubled teenager who discovers he's killing people via a video game. It is, as Steven noted, not dissimilar to "that series you like by the Mormon," ie, Ender's Game.

Seriously, go see this if you have the chance. It's very, very funny (at least, the person I went with and I both laughed hysterically at parts of it) but also heart breaking at times. Incredible. 10/10

Movie poster for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You (2025).

Day 93 of #100DaysofHorror: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You (2025). GUYS. I am so glad I was traveling to a city where this was showing, because it didn't get a wide release but it is so, so good. Rose Byrne is a mother with an absent husband, a medically complex child, and a home with water damage.

Absolutely love this movie, and the opening shot is one of my favorites of all time

I was really, really impressed! It was so clever and everyone in it gave great performances. Feels like a good double feature with Serial Mom

Movie poster for I Spit on Your Grave (2010).

Day 92 of #100DaysofHorror: I Spit on Your Grave (2010). This was a very faithful remake and made good use of evolving technology (I was very impressed with the use of a home video camera). The ending definitely doesn't pack the same punch as the Valkyrie in the motor boat in the original.

I'm not much of a Cronenberg fan (he's great, I just don't click with many of his movies) but I really liked Shivers!

Movie poster for Brute 1976 (2025).

Day 91 of #100DaysofHorror: Brute 1976 (2025). The review I read of this wasn't particularly glowing, but 🤷🏼‍♀️. It's a sort of TCM knockoff, to the point that the characters have already referenced that movie by name.

As an aside, I'm very grateful to be down to the last 10 days. I'm tired of movies.

‘Nightmare on Elm Street 3’ Director Thinks Jim Carrey Could Play Freddy Krueger: “A Bold New Direction” Although Robert Englund has hung up his fedora and razor claws, the 'Nightmare on Elm Street' franchise could live on with another Freddy Krueger.

Absolutely

deadline.com/2025/10/nigh...

If the plane crashes tomorrow, I can at least die content in the knowledge that it could be worse. For instance, I could still be watching this movie

This movie could have been very good if the story was "there is a serial killer on board and their victims are haunting the plane, who is it" but instead that was played off like a twist after a very long, unsatisfactory hour

Movie poster for Flight 666 (2018).

Day 90 of #100DaysofHorror: Flight 666 (2018). I fly tomorrow, so tonight I'm watching a plane disaster movie as a way to cope with my flying anxiety. It's very reassuring to hit some turbulence and think "no matter what happens, the plane isn't possessed by a demon lady"

Movie poster for To Die For (1995).

Day 89 of #100DaysofHorror: To Die For (1995). Amazing trash starring Nicole Kidman and Joaquin Phoenix. I can't believe I'd never seen this before.

Movie poster for No Tears in Hell (2025).

Day 88 of #100DaysofHorror: No Tears in Hell (2025). Based on a Russian serial killer and his accomplice mother.

Movie poster for Cry Wolf (2005).

Day 87 of #100DaysofHorror: Cry Wolf (2005). I'm a sucker for 2000s blue-tinged horror.