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abiimaryy · 4 months
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Hi everyone! I’m still working on my dissertation on starkid and my survey is still open! If you’d be willing to take it I’d really appreciate it https://t.co/hRlDwi3Auy
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blueberry-bar · 1 month
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JEFF IS PLAYING THE FUCKING FROG
OUR KING 🙏🙏
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NEW STARKID MUSICAL
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aliceisaperson · 5 months
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Wicked but with Starkid actors
Elphaba: Mariah Rose Faith
Glinda: Kim Whalen
Fiyero: Jeff Blim
Madame Morrible: Jaime Lyn Beatty
Nessarose: Ali Gordon
Boq: James Tolbert
The Wizard: A.J. Holmes
Doctor Dillamond: Curt Mega
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brokehorrorfan · 1 month
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Imaginary will be released on Digital on May 7 and on Blu-ray and DVD on May 14. Produced by Blumhouse, the 2024 horror film is currently available on PVOD.
Jeff Wadlow (Kick-Ass 2, Truth or Dare) directs from a script he co-wrote with Greg Erb & Jason Oremland (The Princess and the Frog). DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, Taegen Burns, Pyper Braun, Veronica Falcón, and Betty Buckley star.
Special features are listed below.
Special features:
Audio commentary by director/co-writer Jeff Wadlow and actress DeWanda Wise
Meet Your New Imaginary Friends - Featurette with the cast
Frills and Thrills featurette with costume designer Eulyn C. Hufkie
Crafting the Beasts of Imaginary - Featurette with the Spectral Motion team and puppeteers behind Chauncey the Bear
Bringing Nightmares to Life - Featurette with production designer Meghan C. Rogers
When Jessica moves back into her childhood home with her family, her youngest stepdaughter, Alice, finds a stuffed bear named Chauncey. As Alice's behavior becomes more and more concerning, Jessica intervenes only to realize that Chauncey is much more than the stuffed toy bear she believed him to be.
Pre-order Imaginary.
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demareth · 12 days
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ohhhh my god
just watched Earth Girls Are Easy for the first time in my 27 years of existance and i must say, unironically, that was quite possibly the single greatest movie i have ever seen in my life
and it kills me that there are maybe two other people in this world who would understand or agree.
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shinigami-striker · 1 month
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April 2024 Birthdays | Monday, 04.01.24
Down below are the upcoming birthdays of the following voice actors/actresses (that I know) in the month of April 2024.
Monday, April 1
Troy Baker
Wednesday, April 3
Stephanie Young
Thursday, April 4
Janice Kawaye
Justin Cook
Terri Doty
Friday, April 5
Dallas Reid
Saturday, April 6
Cindy Robinson
Monday, April 8
Carrie Savage
Tuesday, April 9
Amber Lee Connors
Wednesday, April 10
Stephanie Sheh
Thursday, April 11
Tricia Helfer
Saturday, April 13
Colleen Clinkenbeard
Wednesday, April 17
Maggie Flecknoe
Friday, April 19
Cassandra Lee Morris
Saturday, April 20
David Matringa
Lara Jill Miller
Monday, April 22
Christopher R. Sabat
Deven Mack
Sarah Anne Williams
Tuesday, April 23
Jeff Manning (voice actor)
John Cena
Saturday, April 27
Bella Hudson/Erica Schroeder
Morgan Berry
Sunday, April 28
Eric Vale
Jamieson Price
Melissa Fahn
Steve Blum
Monday, April 29
David P. Smith
Richard Epcar
Steven Blum
Tuesday, April 30
Adrian Pasdar
Shelley Calene Black
That's all for now. See you next month. Too-da-loo!
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fearsmagazine · 2 months
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IMAGINARY - Review
DISTRIBUTOR: Lionsgate
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SYNOPSIS: Max and Jessica decide to move the family back into her childhood home, Jessica’s happy place. Her youngest step daughter Alice finds a stuffed bear named Chauncey behind a small door in the basement. Alice develops an eerie attachment to the stuffed bear and she starts playing games with Chauncey that begin playful but become increasingly sinister. Alice’s behavior becomes increasingly concerning. Jessica attempts to intervene only to realize Chauncey is more than a stuffed toy bear and she is more connected to him than she remembers.
REVIEW: Jeff Wadlow, known for directing films like "Cry Wolf" (2005), "Kick-Ass 2" (2013), and "Truth or Dare" (2018), has released the first of two films this year that delves into the theme of imaginary friends. The screenplay, co-written by the writers who worked on "The Princess and the Frog" (2009) and "Playmobil: The Movie" (2019), blends a mix of genre cliches with a dark childhood tale that feels like it is inspired by "Coraline" (2009). However, the film lacks cohesion and struggles to find its own unique voice, resulting in a jumble of elements that clash with one another.
If you or your children enjoy genre-specific entertainment, "IMAGINARY" falls short in delivering an imaginative supernatural tale and compelling characters. The central location, a house reminiscent of the one in "Poltergeist," lacks the same level of scares or physical manifestations. Alice resembles Carol Ann, Betty Buckley portrays a Tangina-like character, and Veronica Falcón is the new Dr. Lesh.
The narrative marginalizes the father figure, Max, early on as he heads out on a tour, leaving the female characters to confront the supernatural entity on their own. Gloria's explanation of the entity's nature feels superficial, and a later twist involving a character lacks emotional weight.
The three main characters, Jessica, Taylor, and Alice, possess interesting traits but fail to engage the audience. There's an aspect to them that evokes a Hallmark Channel's foray into Halloween-themed movies. The story appears to target a broad audience but fails to resonate with any specific age group or demographic.
While the casting is admirable, the performances are constrained by the material, limiting their potential impact. Actress DeWanda Wise consistently portrays an upbeat and cheery demeanor, but her lack of a poker face in the third act's surprise reveal undermines its effectiveness. Taegen Burns and Pyper Braun deliver solid performances, yet I failed to experience any genuine terror or suspense regarding their circumstances. As a fan of Betty Buckley, I found her character lacking essential elements. Her motivations remain unclear, leaving me feeling unsure of her actions and direction at times.
In terms of production, the film combines a dark fairy tale story with a bright sitcom visualization. Chauncey's realm has a dreamlike aesthetic, avoiding a nightmare feel. While other films, such as "Coraline," targeted at children, have embraced darker and more menacing themes, this film maintains a more lighthearted tone. The character of Jessica, an author/illustrator of children's books, creates a spider and a centipede that visually resemble the characters in "Coraline." The costumes contribute to the sitcom vibe. Chauncey's design resembles a furry version of a creature from "Five Nights at Freddy's." While some younger viewers may find certain visual and special effects frightening, those accustomed to computer games will have likely encountered more terrifying visuals, such as those in "Limbo" and "The Little Nightmare" series. The score incorporates numerous movements that pay homage to other genre film scores, and the end credits feature a Chauncey song with lyrics reminiscent of the "Nightmare on Elm Street" musical nursery rhyme.
IMAGINARY, while an intriguing concept, falls short due to its over-reliance on predictable cliches, resulting in a story that lacks genuine audience connection. Despite the efforts of the cast and director Jeff Wadlow's previous successes, this film unfortunately misses the mark, feeling more like an uninspired homage than a compelling, frightening narrative.
CAST: DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, Taegen Burns, Pyper Braun, Veronica Falcon, and Betty Buckley. CREW: Director/Screenplay/Producer - Jeff Wadlow; Screenplay - Greg Erb & Jason Oremland; Producers - Jason Blum & Paul Uddo; Cinematographer - James McMillan; Score - Bear McCreary; Editor - Sean Albertson; Production Designer - Meghan C. Rogers; Costume Designer - Eulyn Colette Hufkie; Creature Effects Designer - Mike Elizalde; Special Makeup Effects Artist - Eden Elizalde; Special Effects - Carlton Sims; Visual Effects - Crafty Apes. OFFICIAL: www.imaginary.movie FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/ImaginaryFilm TWITTER: twitter.com/ImaginaryFilm TRAILER: https://youtu.be/lAWIYZFvOD8 RELEASE DATE: In theaters March 8th 2024
**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay), or 👎 (Dislike)
Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri
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thebutcher-5 · 7 months
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Oculus - Il riflesso del male
Benvenuti o bentornati sul nostro blog. Nello scorso articolo abbiamo continuato a discutere di fumetti, spostandoci questa volta negli USA e prendendo in esame i comics, specialmente uno riguardante il mio supereroe preferito con Superman: Stagioni. La storia parla della crescita di Clark, da quando andava al liceo a Smallville fino a quando si è trasformato in Superman, compiendo gesti…
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mariocki · 2 years
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The Boogie Man Will Get You (1942)
"To think that I should be forced to reveal my secret prematurely, robbed of my triumph - and by a manufacturer of bogus hair restorer."
#the boogie man will get you#mad doctor cycle#1942#boris karloff#comedy horror film#american cinema#lew landers#edwin blum#robert b. hunt#hal fimberg#peter lorre#maxie rosenbloom#larry parks#jeff donnell#maude eburne#don beddoe#frank mitchell#george mckay#frank puglia#had high hopes for this comedy spooker; the final entry in the Karloff Mad Doctor Cycle‚ and marking the end of his contract with Columbia‚#I'd hoped for something special‚ particularly with Lorre involved. alas it's a little weak. heavily indebted to Arsenic and Old Lace#(whilst it predates Capra's film‚ the play was already a sensation and in fact Karloff had just won rave reviews playing Jonathan Brewster#on broadway) there's enough silliness and fun to keep it boiling over but it lacks the essential energy that makes screwball work.#it's nice to see Karloff playing a little against type (and the opposite of his Lace role) as the fuddery old professor whose experiments#unfortunately tend to kill their subjects; alas he's entirely upstaged by Lorre in an absolutely delightful performance as the local one#man government (mayor‚ sherrif‚ coroner‚ notary..) who inexplicably carries a kitten in his pocket at all times. it's a large and hammy#part but PL does wonders with it and steals the entire film away with him. the romantic leads are a little less noteworthy (they're fine#but couple divorced for reasons of mental cruelty just isn't as endearing as Arsenic and Old Lace's newlyweds)#silly and slight and not that impressive really‚ but Lorre truly is a delight so i guess that makes it worthwhile
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abs0luteb4stard · 2 years
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W A T C H I N G
This movie is already better than all the versions of the TV series. I've seen reruns of three original, I've seen 2 episodes of the newest one. And virtually nothing of the Malcolm McDowell one.
Negative reviews be damned. I'm 30 minutes in and I like it.
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thenerdsofcolor · 2 months
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NOC Review: Lackluster 'Imaginary' is a Better Fantasy Film Than a Horror Film
This time last year, Blumhouse was on a roll. M3GAN was making a killing at the box office. And the year prior they released the final film of David Gordon Green’s Halloween trilogy, and the critical and commercial hit, The Black Phone, paving the way for the juggernauts of Insidious: The Red Door and Five Nights at Freddy’s. Unfortunately following the disappointing Night Swim, the house that…
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moviesandmania · 7 months
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OUIJA: ORIGIN OF EVIL (2016) Reviews of Mike Flanagan prequel
‘When you talk to the other side, you never know who will be listening.’ Ouija: Origin of Evil is a 2016 supernatural horror film directed by Mike Flanagan (Doctor Sleep; Gerald’s Game; Hush; Before I Wake; Oculus) from a screenplay co-written with Jeff Howard. The movie stars Elizabeth Reaser, Parker Mack, Annalise Basso (Oculus; Ghost Image; Dark House; TV series Bones) Sam Anderson, Kate…
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darkmovies · 1 year
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5 More YA Audiobooks To Listen To ASAP
I feel so lucky to have been able to listen to so many great young adult contemporary audiobooks. As per usual, below are my thoughts on five YA audiobooks that I’ve recently listened to and would certainly recommend for a variety of reasons. Man O’War by Cory McCarthy I am not sure why I started listening to Man O’War by Cory McCarthy, except that the storyline intrigued me. However, I finished…
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brokehorrorfan · 2 months
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Meet Chauncey when Imaginary opens in theaters on March 8 via Blumhouse and Lionsgate. Broke Horror Fan is celebrating with a giveaway.
Five lucky winners will receive a Chauncey beanie along with two tickets to see Imaginary in theaters. Fill out this form to enter. Winners will be picked at random next week. One entry permitted per person, US residents only.
The horror film is directed by Jeff Wadlow (Kick-Ass 2, Truth or Dare) from a script he co-wrote with Greg Erb & Jason Oremland (The Princess and the Frog). DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, Taegen Burns, Pyper Braun, Veronica Falcón, and Betty Buckley star.
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When Jessica (DeWanda Wise) moves back into her childhood home with her family, her youngest stepdaughter Alice (Pyper Braun) develops an eerie attachment to a stuffed bear named Chauncey she finds in the basement. Alice starts playing games with Chauncey that begin playful and become increasingly sinister. As Alice’s behavior becomes more and more concerning, Jessica intervenes only to realize Chauncey is much more than the stuffed toy bear she believed him to be.
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eatherstar · 9 months
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Deleted scenes from episode 16: Warzone!
Initially, Starscream organized Shockwave's release using the cryotube's remote. These scenes were cut for time fairly early on. While they were a lot of fun, they took up a fair amount of screentime and distracted from the main thrust of the episode. So, while I'm sad I didn't get to see my boards of my fave murder-jet make it to screen, I have to agree that the cut was, ultimately, the right decision.
The first sequence here takes place after Megatron puts a stop to the kid's game of pass the Allspark, which was boarded by Marvin Madrid. You can catch his drawing fading out at the beginning. The second sequence takes place after Thrash leaves the group to brood.
As usual, we didn't have the voice recordings during the storyboard phase. But, they did come in during the rough animatic phase! So, you all can thank our animatic editor, Jeff Newman, for the dulcet tones of emergency sirens and Steve Blum!
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