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Well not compared to modern films. But compared to some of the horror fioms that came out in the 1970's and 1980's it kind of is. The Universal monster movies may be a slow burn, but early slasher films are a gradual process of rusting.

What about documentaries? True crime, nuclear disasters, astornomical phenomena that could end the earth in the blink of an eye, that sort of thing We were talking earlier about ultimate horror films that haven't been made yet and I think the ultimate ultimate just might be if the pop science...

Have you seen his other show, Japanese Tales of the Macabre (on Netflix) Speaking of Ed Wood, has anybody else here seen the 2015 remake of Plan 9?

21.) Sport Many of the more animal-like humanoids choose to omit the terrier in rat baiting matches and instead don a pair of goggles and jump into the pit themselves

I don't like the eberron template either. I just wanted to warn you that the name was already in use

20.) Occupation In the city of Dis in Hell there are no true scofflaws, none that live very long at any rate, however there is an official cadre of pickpockets, alcoholic vagrants, muggers, graffiti artists, and flashers employed by the city specifically for the purpose of pissing people off...

You should be warned that "living spell" is already the name of a template

On that topic, of horror movies that have yet to me made, I've had the thought that you could make a really frightening horror film if you took the premise of Pleasantville and then reversed it, so that it becomes a zombie movie. It would start out as a vibrant colorful modern society, and then...

It's dull but I think by the standards of Universal's monster movies it's pretty exciting. It holds one's attention a little better than The Wolfman or Creature from the Black Lagoon. And it's MUCH more exciting than The Mummy. Practically nothing happens in The Mummy* until the very end, and...

This reminded me that there's arguably transposed letters in "poem" as well. (edit: although that's more of an edge case) Why aren't the letters in english spelling ever in the phonetically correct order?

Read The Great God Pan. It fell flat for me. It seemed like the author wanted the reader to fill in the horror for themself most of the time. It's nothing but vague rumors of unspecified things. Apparently it was considered shocking when it first came out, but the UK is pretty easy to shock

3 parts rum 3 parts curacao 4 parts sweet and sour mix 12 parts pineapple juice

The reforms definitely didn't go nearly as far as they should have. Tons of common words still have british style transposed letters like "iron" and "fire"

"Drone" and "worker" They're completely different castes of insects! Don't screw up the abeil and formian and giant vermin encounters

You all start in an illithid slave pen, having recently been captured. Your senses are already starting to dull from the pervading psychic noise so thick as to be almost perceptabke even without psychic powers. Before your indoctrination can begin in earnest however the tone of the psychic...

The Lego Movie IS a depiction of Lovecraftian Horror. The scene where he falls off the table is largely similar to the premise of From Beyond, The Render of the Veils, Lord of Illusion, Double Cosmos, Periphery, Assemblage Point, The Touch-Stone, Five Characters in Search of an Exit, In The...

Is there any way to emulsify pineapple juice so that it won't settle out so fast? I made Blue Hawaiians for a party and I had to keep going back and stirring it

19.) Biome In addition to the Anhydruts (Sandstorm pg.191-192) that ensure that the deserts stay dry, there are inevitables that maintain other biomes as well: PLUTOTRONS replenish (and remove or relocate as appropriate) the mineral wealth of underground, thus ensuring that resources don't run...

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