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The Dance into Darkness, the Julia Hart Journey
The Dance into Darkness. The Julia Hart Journey. Now that the dust has settled on AEW WrestleDream, another exhilarating night of Professional Wrestling, the entire Wrestling world is talking about the rise to stardom and perhaps break out match for Julia Hart as she challenged the TBS champion Kris Statlander. Once a fun loving cheerleader who flanked the Varsity Blondes to the manipulative female member of The House of Black. Lets take a dive in to the AEW career path of Julia Hart and what makes her a force to be reckoned with. Julia Hart is 21 years of age…. 21!!!!! She has the whole world in her hands and…
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Worst to Best: Godzilla the King of the Monsters [30-26]
We’re back for part two of my ranking of Godzilla’s films from worst to best. There’s not much to say today folks and I don’t plan on giving you too much of an intro. We’re continuing our countdown of Godzilla films and today we’re going from 30 to 26. Let’s do this. #30. Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle | 2018 So, this film could have been great, much like the previous entry. It had a good concept and then they absolutely blew it by making another one of Godzilla’s most memorable foes into a freaking city. It’s not a giant mechanized Godzilla, no, it’s been turned into a…
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Danko Jones: Wonderfully Simple Music
‘Guess Who’s Back? Me, motherf*cker…’ As Danko tell us amid a bone shaking but sonically shiny riff. This is, funnily enough, ‘Guess Who’s Back’, the opener for this splendidly simple raucous Rock ride. To start the album this way is pretty audacious. Credit; Graspop Danko, bassist JC and new drummer Rich Knox burst from Toronto with this album and if that opener makes you think this is a return akin to a NWOBHM band who split in 1982 and have now returned, Danko Jones’ last album was a scant 2 years ago. But with a simple AC/DC type attack like this, celebration is necessary. This is their 5th complete release…
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Joyce Feels Zhang’s Big Bang; Again…
Credit; Kayo Sports' Main Event
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Friday Fright Fest: The 10 Best Folk Horror Films of All Time
Wikipedia describes Folk Horror as a subgenre of horror film and horror fiction that uses elements of folklore to invoke fear and foreboding. Typical characteristics include a rural setting, isolation, and themes of superstition, folk religion, paganism, sacrifice and the dark aspects of nature. Although related to supernatural horror films, folk horror usually focuses on the beliefs and actions of people rather than the supernatural, and often deals with naïve outsiders coming up against these. There have been a ton of films classified as Folk Horror, with some of the earliest coming from the 1960s or even earlier if you listen to some folks. Shudder did an amazing documentary about…
