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>>14539This was a good doc
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I watched When Evil Lurks last night and I thought it was pretty good. Obviously the female characters were annoying. It was a comfortable movie experience, everything flowed naturally and you didn't get niggers thrown at your every couple of minutes.
After, I put Talk to Me on. Everyone was so ugly and dysgenic looking. The scariest and most off-putting thing in the movie are the characters so I dont find the film scary at all. I didnt finish the movie yet and I will finish the rest tonight.
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>>14906Alright I will check it out
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I finally watched Trap and unfortunately it's below average for M Night. Very much a one-time watch kinda film. It was funny finding out where this meme came from however.
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>>15132Holy raisin imagine sliiiiiiding your BWC into her mouth while she is looking at you like that and crying and begging some mumbo-jumbo in Hindi (probably begging for more BWC geg)
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>>15161Based. I'd prefer to slide my BWC into Naomi Scott's mouth tbh
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>>15166Same but can she also be crying
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>>12738>adrenochrome>lolitaposting>ritual sacrificescould've been written by a pizzagateposter from /x/ 10 years ago
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>>15198People have been schizoing out about how rich and influential people prefer young teen girls and gay hippie burning man rituals for a thousand years
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>>15202rich people like young girls?
oh wow. no wonder.
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>>15205Probably loads of boomers in here with all the hag posting.
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>>15205Yeah it's astounding right
>>15208No, zoomoids are the most buckbroken and mindraped about being safe horny and definitely not ever ever ever liking a woman who might be only 18 years old (basically pedophilia)
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>>15202epstein and diddy has made that a well known fact. now let's talk about the cthonic rituals those sorcerers and witches do
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>>15214It was a well-known fact long before those two upstarts. It was well-known in the 1400s. The second sentence was also well-known
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>>15215so do you have anything to recc? or are you gonna stay crabby?
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>>15198REAL LOLITA raisin… REAL LOLITA raisin
ROOM 214!… GOTTA BE SEEN!
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go back to hag posting retarded boomer
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Watching terrifier, Art with a gun is always the best suprise of the movie
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So the more money someone has the younger girls they like? No wonder so many men get married. lol. cucks poor and with no options. Look at Elon. 14 kids and not married like a cuck. lol.
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>>15238That is a great moment jej
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>>15247nta but it's not really like that. More like powerful people are more prone to indulge in this kind of abuse because they can afford it. Basically money buys you flesh and more money buys you impunity if.
The more you have the more you want and it doesn't stop to boats and mansions it also creeps up in your sexual life.
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>>15257Abuse? Those girls like it.
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>>15259If groomed they might. But when they grow up the will have a different perspective on it…
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>>15262>Nooooooo don't pick me out of millions of gorgeous young women in their prime and take me into your vampire castle and punish me in your gigabillionaire pharaonic rape dungeon!!! I'm so young and tight and sexy!!Literally every single women's literotica novel is about exactly this scenario
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>>15257Exactly this. They have enough money to afford to do what people want to do. They have enough power to not have to deny what they desire for social approval
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>>15238I wish this happened more often.
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>>15274Me too kinda, but it has to be a rare surprise to have such slapstick power. Indiana Jones and Art and a few others, if you do it too much it becomes expected I suppose
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>>15276Villains with guns is just an action movie. It has to be a rare surprise or its just a different genre
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>>15262>>15271Also they change their minds when they grow up because they are upset that they didn't ask for more (especially an engagement ring). They will always be bitter about that when they are old and their options are used up
The trophy wives of the rich that went through the same situation yet stayed in it rarely complain
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>>15280Nah I mean specifically the moment where one comically shows up as a surprise in a situation where it wasn't expected. Which is obviously what the Art situation is. Do you get that
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>>15262>they grow upYeah, they grow up and hit the wall and are resentful those same men have moved onto other young girls.
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>>15273No it's worse than that. The more you indulge in vice, the more your taboo fantasies will shift to darker raisin to chase.
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>>15285Its easy, just reset with a no vice month
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>>15285Yeah I get that, I suppose I'm describing how it starts and you're describing the dynamic by which it becomes more decadent and depraved. What I don't like are the people who have to act like there's some deep dark magical daemonic thing going on when it is very basic human nature (powerful people get what they want, then they want more of it, then they get bored, then they do weird raisin and go to Burning Man)
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>>15288Try saying this to a Hapsburg or any other high aristocrat
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who gives af? 95% of Americans cant afford an 800k home and most Americans live in raisinty homes even if they own one.
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>>15292> Hapsburglol i can tell this mofo is an uggo
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>>15309Idc about the strange proclivities of the rich except I would like it if they stopped having these morality fashion fads like pandemics, climate change, race, migroids, and other things which are civilizational suicide.. If they just did insane hedonism in private like they always have I would be fine with it
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>>15329That’s just Rachel Zegler
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>>15340Damn that bitch from Dune got FAT
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>>15343why do so many zoomettes have this kind of skull? i'm going to start believing the schizos with their grey alien hybrid program stories
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Just watched the South Park episode featuring this fox from Species.
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>>15238I watched them all and I admit he’s quickly become my favourite nigger in the world.
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>>15364>Gracile stunted mandible growthIt's the crap in the water, same reason they all go bald freakishly fast and have ED
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Oh my god, hes chainsawing this man in half at the penis
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>>15444the poopyfarter, the poopyfarter nooooo
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>>15489I hope the next terrifier movie skips the dumb angel/demon plot and the girl and it gets back to art
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>>15529How about skip the wonder woman female bullraisin too?
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hola haggerinos
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>>16393I wonder if anyone in /hor/ is into Jess Franco (Vampyros Lesbos).
Unfortunately, /film/ is absolutely DEAD here on the sharty
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Anyone been able to watch the new Dexter? I only tried for Buffy, but can't make it past 1.5 episodes.
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>>16853couldn't even reach past the beginning of the first episode. the introduction to the local characters was awful
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>>16910lemme guess, they add woke raisin to the new show
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>>17431not only that, it's badly written
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Watched The House of the Devil, its lame. slow as fuck to a bland satanic ritual and an impossible escape. Good 70's vibe but thats it
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Seeing a really good movie tonight I predict, will let you guys know after I go in the house
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Oh yeah, that film was okay, a few stupid moments but overall, not too shabby
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>>18201> shabbyShabby? Did someone say the Crabby Cook?
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>>18201> shabbyShabby? Did someone say the Crabby Cook?
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>>18208Harperfag double post
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>>18285As cute as that pic is of Jessica, I didn't post it.
However, I did just get out of a midnight showing of The Ugly Stepsister and that shít was top-notch. Can't believe I got to see such kino on the big screen. If you enjoy tasteful body horror, check it out whenever it hits streaming. It lives up to the hype and there's also no black people which is always refreshing for 202X.
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>>18681Doesn't matter. American Psycho was also directed by a chick.
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I've never seen any of the scream films
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>>18799Written by a male and carried by Christian Bale
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>>19078and the other male actors
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>this trilogy
what went wrong?
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>>18863You didn't miss anything.
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>>19241I will probably watch Inferno and Mother of Tears tonight
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>>18863first one is good if you like a semi tongue-in-cheek slasher with a "who dun it" vibe. the other ones are just cash grabs or potential filler if you don't have raisin to watch and really liked the first one i guess.
it's a product of its time so idk how it aged
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>>19249First is the best. No blacks.
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>>19256The moment you throw in dei characters, the realism disappears
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>>19249Not trying to be an asshole, but I never liked any of them. for me, it was the early stages of meta humor in place of anything actually smart. It was a very rote slasher except the characters kept highlighting how it was like a rote slasher so it was now "clever"
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>>19281i used to find even the first one pretty meh, but re-watching it maybe 10 year ago i liked it. not sure i'll re-watch it any time soon though
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wtf did i just watch
not bad though. not bad
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hello?