A woman on a mission to get back into her past love for movies, shows and videogames. Watching trailers to entice her out of her home, to go to the movies. Shows to stay up late watching, instead of going to bed on time. Videogames to get immersed in, and forgetting to do laundry.
I agree I thought it was just me,h, 😂 I might have slightly enjoyed it a little more, but not much; the funniest part was the villain made the lady go out the window 😅
Okay! So, I guess I'll be checking it out then; I do hope it leaves out the 'do the dumbest things so the plot can happen', Prometheus and Covenant were full of such nonsense. "Hey, I detect some O2 on this completely unknown exoplanet! Let's take off our helmets!" -Because ofcoarse virusses and becteria only exist on Earth, don't you know...
Honestly, I’ve had “The Kraven last hunt”comic for a long time now but never read it. Heard it was the best comic but also some crazy spoilers for Spider-Man. I Haven’t had the guts to actually read it yet but im sure it holds a lot of info 👀
Just to answer your question, Kraven is know to me the greatest hunter around the world. He hunt’s dangerous game with his bare hands and senses but is know to use advanced technology to take on more unique creatures. What Kraven is to Spider-Man, Bane is to Batman. Spider-Man is his greatest hunt because he is the fastest smartest and strangest creature Kraven ever hunted.
you are so cute with that smile and that bow, this is awesome game. your husband a lucky man. nice and cozy gaming night while its raining thats perfect.
The creepypasta you're thinking of is candle cove. They adapted it into the first season of the anthology series Channel Zero and it's surprisingly good.
Nice reaction - from this trailer, it seems this movie's sticking to the spirit of the 1922 classic, which was pared down for straight terror Lugosi's the definitive Dracula in most ppl's minds, but I think the most popular Dracula actor is Saruman Christopher Lee I saw a RU-vid video comparing all the different adaps, that determined a 70s BBC version as the most faithful to Stoker I think the most faithful screen Count may be Lee in El Conde Dracula, tho the movie itself strays far from the book IMO the 1979 Nosferatu is the best Dracula film, Oldman's is the best Dracula performance, and Martin is the most convincing on-screen vampire, that feels like they took a real vampire and cast him in a movie - but Kinski's also very convincing (Langella may be the sexiest lol) maybe my favorite vampire movie is the Truman Show, where the audience is the vampire
The film takes place from the same camera angle throughout the ENTIRE movie. The camera doesn't move once. Its spans millions of years, and tells various stories through time. The main story revolves around the main stars.
Fun fact: the idea of vampires is ancient, there are even bloodsucking "creatures" in ancient Greek mythology, and other ancient cultures' mythologies too. It didn't start with novels and movies. I'm excited to see this, I love everyone involved but yes, it seems too scary to me!
Nosferatu and Dracula need Mentos, Breath Mints are kickin' like BASURA. HAHAHAHAHA... Old Nosferatu (Count Orlock) and old Dracula (Count Dracula) are two different haints/evil entities.
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@robertmiles1603 was absolutely right. It was an unofficial German adaptation of Stoker's "Dracula". His widow and literary executor actually sued the makers of the film for copyright infringement and won. They were supposed to burn all copies of the film but they kept one, which is why we have it today.
Nosferatu (AKA Orlok, in the original and I think 2001 movies) originated as a copyright-safe Dracula ripoff that was in some ways closer to Stoker's original idea, such as being an ugly old cadaver, not a sophisticated gentleman nobleman. His story has become something else by itself, especially because of the differences between his appearance and dwelling (in at least some versions a castle's old ruins, not an intact livable castle) and those of actors who played Dracula, most obviously Lugosi. So, at first they were only barely distinct persons, but over time that definitely changed so that Nosferatu and his concept were his own separate, distinct mythos. As for horror, I consider Nosferatu greater because he lacks Dracula's human qualities and is indeed completely morbid, creepy and otherworldly, not an evil man who murders people to drink their blood and live forever but a primordial night-thing, ghoulish, foul and bestial, living in such places as swamps, caverns and, of course, old ruins, and imitating human qualities no longer than necessary to trap prey, the ghoulish version being how vampires were originally believed to be in real life. Not a man but a "thing" that lives to drink blood, the best examples I'd say being the 1979 movie and Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Thanks for sharing your insight and I totally agree that it's not just the look or the personalities that are different. The dwellings, where he hangs out and feeds. Great info.
that is so cool and i love that willem dafoe is in this . i love that theyre remaking nosferatu, the feel . the vibes of nosferatu is scarier than other ones in my opinion. blasphemy lol youre so funny
I can relate! Was listening to too many horror podcasts for almost two months straight and felt like there were creeps and weirdos around every corner for a while 👀
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Time is very precious that is why I try to enjoy every day. Yes, there are ups and downs, negatives and positives in life. It is healthy to express your feelings. Take that walk and release some stress. I am just sharing my thoughts with you.❤❤
