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Thoughts On Horror

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Followers
503
Account age
1 yrs
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Grindhouse (2007): A double bill of 70s inspired horrors as well as a bunch of fake trailers. Death Proof is much the better film, with an insane car chase, but Planet Terror is a lot of fun. The fake trailers are brilliant, particularly the Rob Zombie one. A fantastic concept.3 views Grindhouse (2007): A double bill of 70s inspired horrors as well as a bunch of fake trailers. Death Proof is much the better film, with an insane car chase, but Planet Terror is a lot of fun. The fake trailers are brilliant, particularly the Rob Zombie one. A fantastic concept. Tomie (1998): A young woman who lost her memory in an incident 3 years prior is linked to a female demon able to resurrect herself. Very much a slow burn even for a Japanese horror, and relies on mystery more than shock, so slightly different to other J horrors. Pretty good film.2 views Tomie (1998): A young woman who lost her memory in an incident 3 years prior is linked to a female demon able to resurrect herself. Very much a slow burn even for a Japanese horror, and relies on mystery more than shock, so slightly different to other J horrors. Pretty good film. My Bloody Valentine (1981): Years after a miner carried out a rampage on Valentines Day, a town is plagued by a similar outbreak of violence when warnings not to celebrate are ignored. A good slasher with a memorable masked killer and an intriguing mystery at the centre.1 views My Bloody Valentine (1981): Years after a miner carried out a rampage on Valentines Day, a town is plagued by a similar outbreak of violence when warnings not to celebrate are ignored. A good slasher with a memorable masked killer and an intriguing mystery at the centre. At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (1964): An undertaker who bullies the local folk starts killing people to get his hands on a woman he fancies. This results in him being cursed. A memorable antagonist in Coffin Joe and a distinctive style make for a crazy fun film. Great stuff.1 views At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (1964): An undertaker who bullies the local folk starts killing people to get his hands on a woman he fancies. This results in him being cursed. A memorable antagonist in Coffin Joe and a distinctive style make for a crazy fun film. Great stuff.

📊 Post engagement

2
Avg engagement / post
0.4%
Engagement vs followers
Nov 2024
On Bluesky since

🔥 Top post: Grindhouse (2007): A double bill of 70s inspired horrors as well · 3 likes + reposts

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence
1.2 / week
A lower-frequency account — each post lands with more weight.
Content mix
Mostly images
Recent: 0 text · 12 image · 0 video.
Follower / following
0.5×
Follows 968 back. A more reciprocal / networked account.

Recent posts

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🔥 Top post Grindhouse (2007): A double bill of 70s inspired horrors as well as a bunch of fake trailers. Death Proof is much the better film, with an insane car chase, but Planet Terror is a lot of fun. The fake trailers are brilliant, particularly the Rob Zombie one. A fantastic concept. ★ 3
The Bride! (2026): A lonely monster resurrects a murdered woman with the help of a doctor. The couple then go on something of a rampage. A mad hybrid of genres with two great leads. Bizarrely includes an awesome dance sequence. Excellent f… The Mummy (1999): An American chap in Egypt is recruited by an English woman and her brother to find a lost tomb. They end up waking up a right bastard of a mummy. Daft but it’s a pretty good blockbuster with effects that have mostly held … Skyline (2010): Some folk having a party in an apartment witness an alien invasion that ravages LA. Well designed aliens and effects that hold up remarkably well given its budget. Has quite an unusual ending, both in tone and style. Has it… My Bloody Valentine (2009): A miner goes on a horrific rampage on Valentines Day. Ten years later, a survivor returns to town and the killing starts again. A good remake that ups the violence considerably. Has a sense of fun and a pretty d… My Bloody Valentine (1981): Years after a miner carried out a rampage on Valentines Day, a town is plagued by a similar outbreak of violence when warnings not to celebrate are ignored. A good slasher with a memorable masked killer and an i… ★ 1 Friday the 13th (2009): Years after seeing his murderous mother beheaded, a big bloke living on an abandoned summer camp kills a new bunch of young people. Apart from an incredibly unpleasant character and an overall lack of sense, this is… Friday the 13th (1980): Years after some counselors were murdered at a summer camp, an attempt to reopen it is thwarted by a new set of kids being picked off by a killer. Derivative but well done, with likeable characters, inventive kills … At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul (1964): An undertaker who bullies the local folk starts killing people to get his hands on a woman he fancies. This results in him being cursed. A memorable antagonist in Coffin Joe and a distinctive style m… ★ 1 Titane (2021): A model who is also a serial killer is impregnated by a car. To evade the law, she pretends to be the missing son of a fireman, who looks after her. Underneath all the strangeness, this is a beautiful film, both visually and… ★ 1 Tomie (1998): A young woman who lost her memory in an incident 3 years prior is linked to a female demon able to resurrect herself. Very much a slow burn even for a Japanese horror, and relies on mystery more than shock, so slightly differ… ★ 2 The Road (2009): A father and son make their way through a post apocalyptic America looking for food and trying to survive. Incredibly bleak and genuinely horrifying, although has a slightly hopeful ending. Mortensen is excellent as always…

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Bluesky handle
@thoughtsonhorror.bsky.social
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On Bluesky since
Nov 2024
Joined after Bluesky opened to the public — a settled account with a real history.

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined Bluesky in 2024 — 1 year ago.
👁️Averages 2 views per post.
📤Posts about 1.2× per week.

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated
61/100
Fair Credibility score
84%
Real Real audience
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  • Est. 84% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
  • Engagement (~0.4% of followers engage each post) is around typical for Bluesky.

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About

I watch many, many horror films and then have small thoughts on them. Other people may have different thoughts. Also an Evertonian, so swings and roundabouts really. Letterboxd https://boxd.it/8ljBP

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The Bride! (2026): A lonely monster resurrects a murdered woman with the help of a doctor. The couple then go on something of a rampage. A mad hybrid of genres with two great leads. Bizarrely includes an awesome dance sequence. Excellent film. Grindhouse (2007): A double bill of 70s inspired horrors as well as a bunch of fake trailers. Death Proof is much the better film, with an insane car chase, but Planet Terror is a lot of fun. The fake trailers are brilliant, particularly the Rob Zombie one. A fantastic concept. The Mummy (1999): An American chap in Egypt is recruited by an English woman and her brother to find a lost tomb. They end up waking up a right bastard of a mummy. Daft but it’s a pretty good blockbuster with effects that have mostly held up well. Entertaining stuff. Skyline (2010): Some folk having a party in an apartment witness an alien invasion that ravages LA. Well designed aliens and effects that hold up remarkably well given its budget. Has quite an unusual ending, both in tone and style. Has its detractors but I like it. My Bloody Valentine (2009): A miner goes on a horrific rampage on Valentines Day. Ten years later, a survivor returns to town and the killing starts again. A good remake that ups the violence considerably. Has a sense of fun and a pretty decent cast. My Bloody Valentine (1981): Years after a miner carried out a rampage on Valentines Day, a town is plagued by a similar outbreak of violence when warnings not to celebrate are ignored. A good slasher with a memorable masked killer and an intriguing mystery at the centre. Friday the 13th (2009): Years after seeing his murderous mother beheaded, a big bloke living on an abandoned summer camp kills a new bunch of young people. Apart from an incredibly unpleasant character and an overall lack of sense, this is a decent remake. Violent and humorless. Friday the 13th (1980): Years after some counselors were murdered at a summer camp, an attempt to reopen it is thwarted by a new set of kids being picked off by a killer. Derivative but well done, with likeable characters, inventive kills and a good sense of mystery. Top slasher.

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