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Hello again, Sidney. 🔪📞
Neve Campbell told the AP in London she's back for SCREAM 8. Her exact words: "I'll be in it."
And she's busy: Neve also joins Season 2 of Netflix's spy thriller BLACK DOVES. Sidney with a security clearance?
Ghostface should be worried.
🎥 @apnewsentertainment / @sianwatson
#Scream8 #NeveCampbell #SidneyPrescott
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Happy Happy Halloween‼️🎃🔪
Here’s the Blumhouse HALLOWEEN trilogy, BUT it’s the Halloween 1978, Halloween II (1981) and Halloween III TV spots.
Blessed by Jason Blum, Ryan Turek, Green & McBride and Jamie Lee Curtis themselves, btw.
This is what watching TV in October looked like in the 80s.
Has anyone discovered a way to view the maps when playing @HalloweenTVG on the @PlayStationUK Portal?
Somebody taught Michael how to use an iPhone. Maybe somebody around here gave him lessons 🎃🔪📱
Halloween Kills (2021) had an alternate ending that honestly would've made Halloween Ends a lot more interesting.
After killing Karen, Michael answers her phone and Laurie hears him breathing. She realizes what happened, grabs a knife, and heads out for revenge.
How do you film an ending that good and then follow it up with Michael hiding in a sewer for four years?
They had the perfect setup for one last showdown.
#HalloweenKills #HalloweenEnds #MichaelMyers #Halloween #CrystalLake #FridayThe13th #JasonVoorhees #Horror
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Bringing actor Donald Pleasence back to life in Halloween Kills truly was a work of art, and Tom Jones Jr. knocked it outta the park! 🎃🔪
I love @RATW_official but the new ‘celebrity’ series is a little underwhelming. At least we see Borneo and Sam Ryder is always a delight. Hoping it’s not a misfire.
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New minimum wage: £27,456 a year.
You're about to see public sector workers demand massive wage increases
You can earn almost as much as a qualified teacher for stacking shelves or flipping burgers
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If you want to know how shafted the middle class is look no further than this stat.
UK new minimum wage will now be £27,456 per year
Higher-rate tax bracket (40%) 50,270.
That is 1.8x difference between the two.
When new Labour won In 1997 there was a 5x difference.
Absolutely crazy. We need to support the squeezed middle.
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UK new minimum wage: £27,456 per year.
Higher-rate tax bracket: £50,270.
1.8x difference.
In 1997 there was a 5x difference.
Mind boggling.
What is it about creeps and the @BBC?! 💀
“I couldn’t, I suppose, have a kiss?”
John Simpson caught live on BBC asking Geeta Guru-Murthy for a kiss, thinking the cameras were off. They weren’t. 😳
Geeta Guru-Murthy wraps up her interview with John Simpson (celebrating 60 years at the BBC), signs off, and thinks the cameras are off. She tells him “That was lovely,” he replies “I couldn’t, I suppose, have a kiss?”, she says yes, and you hear the kiss.
Then she realises they’re still live: “Sorry, sorry, we are still on air. Sorry, I hadn’t realised that.” 🤣
@BBCNews
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Went into Halloween: Resurrection (2002) excited as hell because Laurie was back on the poster—empty theater was the first red flag.
Cheered when Jamie Lee Curtis showed up, then immediately went from “What the fuck?!” to pure rage when they killed her off minutes in. Sat through the whole thing still hoping they’d somehow bring her back… they didn’t.
Cash grab that stole my money and will forever sit at the bottom of my rankings for that alone.
The younger cast had some charm, the reality TV angle was a fun idea even if it didn’t fit the franchise, and the hidden underground tunnels under the Myers house where Michael could hide were a solid touch.
But then Busta Rhymes starts doing kung fu on Michael Myers?
Nah, dude. Just nah.
📽️🎞️🍿🎃
Watching Blue Lights 👮🏻♀️🚨 To this day, it blows my mind that Johnny Cash covered @nineinchnails 💯💯💯
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Despite the criticism it gets, Halloween II (1981) will always be the second half of the same night as my all-time favorite horror/slasher, Halloween (1978). The way it turns a quiet hospital into something endlessly creepy still haunts me—every empty corridor, late-night shift, and flickering light feels ominous forever after watching it. Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Pleasence are excellent once again, the supporting cast sells that relentless exhausted atmosphere, and Dick Warlock gives The Shape a stiffer, unstoppable presence that fits the film’s darker second half perfectly. It still holds a special place for me, and I almost always watch it back-to-back with the first film. 📽️🎞️🍿🎃


















