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Ryan K
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Ryan K
@RyanK1986
Writer, Satirist Author of Stairwell and Casual Necromancy https://t.co/Ba5bod6yYC
Alabama, USA Se unió Kasım 2023
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As a movie nerd I’m often asked for recommendations, so I’ve decided to recommend a movie I’ve rated a 9 or 10/10, one every day.
Daily movie recommendation number 43:
Moving from one movie and its great use of color to another, it's The Wizard of Oz!
Have you seen it?
Kyle Lee@KyleLeeWriter
As a movie nerd I’m often asked for recommendations, so I’ve decided to recommend a movie I’ve rated a 9 or 10/10, one every day. Daily movie recommendation number 42: It's one of the great movies of the 80's, Spike Lee's masterpiece, Do the Right Thing! Have you seen it?
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@MTGraveStudio Overrated.
The worst of cinema and a theme park ride jammed together.
A marinara and peanut butter sandwich.
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Movie confession: I’ve never seen a single Spider-Man movie… 🫣
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@autumn_inkblood My wife caught me in the bathroom late in the evening holding the book to a mirror.
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Gonna leave this here.
Jamie 📖🩸@followingmybody
I’ve been recommended this book countless times but genuinely wtf is going on
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@MillerDakotaJ I don't typically lean into gore with my horrors. While there is occasional gore, I usually lean into the psychological horror by slowly increasing the uncanny until madness breaks our protagonist. Madness is often more terrifying than a broken limb or a cut.
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Why does horror always have to lean so hard into gore?
I get that death is baked into the genre, but it feels like there’s this default trope now to crank the violence up to the most graphic, disgusting levels possible.
That’s totally fine! I have friends who write gore horror and I honestly enjoy their work. But it’s just not my personal jam. I’m much more drawn to the slow-building dread and psychological/cosmic terror of classics like Frankenstein, Who Goes There?, The Great God Pan, and The Raven.
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@_Knight_writer I review often. But reviews aren't for the owner, it's for other buyers.
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Of course all of us authors are hungry for more reviews. So here's my question to you, oh indie author: do you regularly review every product you get off Amazon since you see how important reviews are, or are you a raging hypocrite like me, who never reviews anything?
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@noinconsistency Not everyone is vegan.
Also what do you think is happening here?
"Expel their veins" is just a polite way of saying, getting rid of shrimp shit (feces) before you cook them. It's how shrimp (and crawfish) are prepared.
If you're vegan, I get that, but if not, this is normal.
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you gotta be a real piece of shit to do this ngl
aka@akafaceUS
Soaking shrimp in wasabi actually gets them to expel their veins.
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@NixanthyNoir Lol, no. It was more a see if I could do it. An excercise. I do think I did a good job though. 90 pages. 2nd person is interesting. Plus the puzzle of a gamebook.
I prefer horror.
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writers: what's the genre you'd never admit to writing in but have, at least once, just for fun?
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@MacabreMartinez @juliansharabi @ScratchAE__ Okay, well the financing of Iron Lung and Obsession are quite different, so, that said,
How much of his cut, as that's all he has any control of, what percent of the money he made on the film, should he give back to cast and crew?
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@juliansharabi @ScratchAE__ Check how Markiplier handled the same thing.
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Crying bro he made one good movie and starts moving like Scrooge McDuck
Dexerto@Dexerto
Obsession's director has responded after the art director said she earned less than $7,000, while the movie made nearly $300 million He said the crew "deserve to be recognized" but that those who take financial risks are rewarded the most
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I think it works very well, and I can point to a few examples if people are interested
Jarrod Christman@jarrodchristman
Can people please just stop with the sci-fi western?? Please for the love of God, stop. The two genres don’t mix, it looks stupid every time it’s tried & no; Star Wars is not a sci-fi western. It’s a sci-fi that borrows from westerns that borrowed from samurai films. Horror Western? Now you have my attention. Sci-fi Western? Hardest of hard passes.
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Can people please just stop with the sci-fi western?? Please for the love of God, stop.
The two genres don’t mix, it looks stupid every time it’s tried & no; Star Wars is not a sci-fi western. It’s a sci-fi that borrows from westerns that borrowed from samurai films.
Horror Western?
Now you have my attention.
Sci-fi Western?
Hardest of hard passes.
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Bloody Disgusting@BDisgusting
Primitive War director Luke Sparke teases his brand new project DINOSAURS OF THE WILD WEST. The project blends western frontier mythology with a world where dinosaurs and humans have existed side by side for generations. Kickstarter campaign launches July 7. 🦖
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What's a book you always recommend to someone either getting into reading or in a reading slump?
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