Spending Halloween's anniversary with my favorite entry (yes, really) in the franchise. #HalloweenEnds isn't the film many expect but I stand by the belief that it's the truest, most sincere follow up to the spirit of the original. The night Laurie Strode survived Michael Myers.
#VisionQuest showed Tommy in his track jacket for a brief scene only for him to change jackets in the next in what appears to be a continuity blooper. I NEED TO SEE HIS SPEED OUTFIT RIGHT NOW!!
There's always going to be something about that particular photo of Ash that just DOES it for me. You get what I'm saying?
I’ve had Tommy in the MCU for 2 whole episodes of #VisionQuest and I already love him so much.
God, I love Rohan and this movie so fucking much.
Rohan Campbell reflects on ‘HALLOWEEN ENDS’:
“I’m just so proud of that movie. I’m such a big horror film fan. So to have that experience, to wrestle with Michael Myers, to work with one of my childhood heroes David Gordon Green, and to be around Jamie, I knew I was never going to get a chance to do that again.”
(filmupdates.net/2026/10/10/i…)
Zach Cregger's #ResidentEvilㅤ is a fucking good time. It's spooky, it's gross, and it's unexpectedly hilarious. Austin Abrams is just absolutely perfect as Bryan. Hell yeah.
Sometimes I want to spend more time around people but then I do and remember most of them genuinely drive me insane.
Those of you quote tweeting the Universal post about express FF not being offered this year and trying to "do something" with the opening weekend crowds need to get a fucking life, lmao.
If Universal wants to quietly release 1 Premium Scream ticket for the October date so I can do both nights I won't tell anyone. Thursday was amazing and I just want to do it all over again.
My goodness, I am so over the overconsumption of Disney merchandise drops. We have only encouraged most of the items to be very lazy and cheaply made. I would love it if we moved all shopping to its own area from the show floor so I can explore booths easier next D23.
I want to be annoyed by all the people who don't understand that Tony is alive in Avengers Campus because the land is its own alternate timeline but Disney hasn't talked about that themselves since before it opened so how and WHY would they know.
