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Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Summer Horror Chiller Watch List

Like some kids get a summer reading list, I am going to assign all of my horror blog readers who trust my judgement in horror and thriller movie tastes to watch these classic and contemporary horror films if you haven't seen them, because they are mandatory, well at least in my book they are!

This is like when your high school teacher made you read Catcher in the Rye or The Badge of Red Courage and you did it, because you had a book report on it. I am doing this for your own good, not because I will be testing and grading you on it, weirdos. These will enrich your nightmares.



1. Re-animator (1985) - Based on H. P. Lovecraft's Herbert West–Reanimator and directed by Stuart Gordon, this is the first installment in the Re-Animator series. This masterpiece is gory, terrifying, and most of all, pretty funny.




2. Rosemary's Baby (1968) - Mainly a psychological horror film, this film was written and directed by Roman Polanski. The film is based on Ira Levin's 1967 novel, Rosemary's Baby. The film's star-studded cast includes Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, and Ruth Gordon.

Mia Farrow plays a pregnant mother who has a sneaking suspicion that her husband has made an agreement with a creepy and eccentric elderly neighbor couple that their child can be used as a sacrifice to Satan in exchange for his success as an actor.







3. The Sentinel (1977)
Starring Cristina Raines, Chris Sarandon, Ava Gardner, Burgess Meredith, Sylvia Miles, and Eli Wallach and featuring Christopher Walken, Jeff Goldblum, John Carradine, Jerry Orbach, Tom Berenger, and Beverly D'Angelo, this classic chiller focuses on a model who moves into a Brooklyn brownstone apartment complex steeped in history, only to find that its proprietors are excommunicated Catholic priests, and the building is a gateway to hell.



The Sentinel by Céline Roulier


4. Hannibal Rising
Based on a novel written by Thomas Harris, published in 2006, this horror thriller is a prequel to his three previous books featuring the serial killer Dr. Hannibal Lecter, who consumes his victims. It is Harris' fifth and, as of 2014, most recent novel. The novel was adapted by Harris himself into a film in 2007.

In the film, Hannibal is an 8 year-old boy, who resides at Lecter Castle in Lithuania, when Operation Barbarossa, Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union, turns the Baltic region into a part of the bloodiest front line of World War II. Lecter, his little sister Mischa, and his parents escape to the family's vacation house in the countryside to avoid German troops.  Hannibal's whole world continues to come crashing down as he loses his family and becomes an orphan.  These are the origins of the boy, who became a monster.


HANNIBAL RISING - OFFICIAL MOVIE TRAILER 2007 - by AllStars101

 
5. Dead Alive (Braindead) -
This 1992 New Zealand zombie horror comedy gore film was a commercial failure at the time of its release, but subsequently scored a cult fan following after its director, Peter Jackson, directed the notable Lord of the Rings trilogy.  The film is widely considered to be one of the goriest films ever made and is enormously entertaining on every level.




I am just giving you five so its not that hard and you can watch them free online (I have provided links or embedded players, mo fos!). Therefore, you have no excuse, guys and dolls!

Monday, October 14, 2013

Epic Incubi and Succubi of Myth & Movies


Succubus - a feminine demon who takes female form to seduce men, sucking out their life force, and often killing them. Now, in the movies nowadays, female succubi are often shown as hot whereas back in medieval times and in the far back past, they looked much like Jocelyn Wildenstein post-surgical procedures or even like Donatella Versace in a bikini and much less like Angelina Jolie. Jocelyn might have been what we would like a succubus to look like in her modeling days in the 1970's.


By the way, if you Google the ugliest woman on Earth, you will come up with several photographs of Jocelyn in various stages of her cosmetic transformation into what I believe is supposed to be a cat.  She was actually a very attractive woman pre-surgery.


Before I continue, I was wondering, and you can comment and answer or let me know on Facebook, would you rather have five minutes with Angelina and have to endure a half an hour with Joselyn or Donatella or just not do it at all?

Lilith - Mother of all Succubi.  Lilith is also the name given to a sensitive point in the moon's orbit in Astronomy and Astrology known as "Black Lilith".  In Jewish (Hebrew) Mythology, Lilith was Adam's first wife in Genesis in the Bible's first tesament who eventually became a succubus after leaving her husband, Adam and refusing to come back to the Garden of Eden after she banged on of God's archangels, Samael. 

In the Zoharistic Kabbalah, there were four succubi who mated with Samael.  Those hos were Lilith, Mahalath, Agrat Bat Mahlat, and Naamah, all succubi, because they were humans who hooked up with an angel, and their kids all came out deformed and giant or worse. 

Now, when they are said to take form of a hot chick, you will find messed up shyte the closer you get kinda like when Keanu Reeves (Jonathan Harker) hooks up with those vampire chicks in the basement of Dracula's Castle in Bram Stoker's Dracula like the Madussa Chick or the two chicks that share a body and don't have any legs, they are just two bodies joined at the waist and I am pretty sure there is no vajayjay so they sorta look like Shiva in her female form with no vajay, but they have two heads.  Its kinda like that.  Anyway, succubi do have vajay, but they might be effed up like those creatures of the pit.

When you get all up in the succubi's vajay, it is freezing cold unlike the human or mermaid of legend's vajay, which is supposed to be way better than peep poon, but of course, the Siren, which is a mean mermaid of legend is like a water succubi, the girl's no good!

Now, on to other things...let us discuss The Unholy (1988), one film where a succubus tempts the priest in the church to do her and he yells, "Dear Lord, What is it you will have me do?" and all that business, well, she....was a very hot veiled and very naked 80's succubus.  Now, why she is trying to bang him, I don't know, to make him screw up his vows, probably, but yeah...she's a very naughty girl.


The Kiss (1988), another good year, was a movie about a gal who's aunt had some type of weird family relic that made her into a succubus who was always young and beautiful and could live forever.  The aunt is cooler than mom and is a French model and blah blah so the niece would rather hang out with her and then she thinks she's creepy after her mother dies and she starts to movie in on dad.

I think she was the shell of the girl's aunt possessed by a succubus, who sucked the life out of a living relative and they carried the curse and so on so they would have to then in turn suck another's life out when the time was right, yeah, right of passage type deal.  So, she's sort of like an inc*stu*us demonic lesbian succubus.  Auntie Felicia has issues.

The Incubus also sucks out your life, making you weak and ill, but he often does not wish to kill you, because he wants you to bear his deformed ass demon seed.  He can get it on with men, too, but its usually a chick he wants.  They r*pe men and women, but usually women since they want little demons.  They are bi, though, its often said so they get it where they can and who with who they'd like to bang, much like humans. 

Really, the male version of everything is awfully simple in its aim--seek, conquer, destroy, yeah, that's male for you!  I came, I saw, I conquered...but not in that order.  Anyway, on to our favorite Incubus.

Well, again, males are simple.  The most popular Incubus is Satan, Lucifer, the Angel of Light who was cast down to rule in hell, yeah...he's the most popular demon (dark angel) thought to assault and take what he wants in the night :)  He wants to hold you in the night...sleep tight!
In film, the best Incubus examples come in two movies I can think to speak of.  Those movies are...



The Entity (1982) - This whole film is about a lady being moolested by an unseen force (Incubus Demon) and having paranormal peeps come to investigate it and make it end, because let's face it, it sucks!


The Incubus (1982) - hey, good year!  In New England (Galen), which is like a fantastical, generic Salem, Massachusetts, a young man has premonitions (dreams) of young women being brutally assaulted and banged as well as murdered. Guess who's doing it, its an Incubus trying to impregnate peeps.  One girl survives, but he pretty much breaks their lady parts and they bleed out.  She doesn't, though, ick.  Sounds like my kinda guy!
Rosemary's Baby (1968) - Clearly John Castavettes is the go to actor for Incubi flicks.  Of course as we all know, Rosemary and Mr. Woodhouse, her husband move into the creepy building with the creepy old people and her baby she is carrying makes her sick and the potions the old lady gives her makes her sick and people commit suicide and he has his father's eyes, blah, blah.  His father is Satan, who of course is the most famous Incubus of all time.

Anyway, I was thinking of Incubi and Succubi and I watched Episode 1 of American Horror Story on Demand - Coven (Season 3) for the first time at my bestie's house.  When The Supreme sucks out the guy's life force and gets younger for a few minutes and when Madame LaLaurie makes the pancreas potion from people in the attic to make herself look younger as well as when Zoe causes men to bleed out when she bangs them.
My BFF and I wondered which power we'd rather have, the bleed out a guy while you do him or the life sucking power.  I'd rather suck the life out of a guy.  Its less messy and there is less waste.

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