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I'm Really Excited for Joseph Quinn as Emperor Geta in Gladiator 2

  I know this really isn't horror related, but I have wanted to bring this topic up for a long time.  After watching Joseph Quinn perform in Stranger Things as Eddie, I instantly knew that this actor was going to become huge. So far, he has already made a name for himself in the horror genre, appearing in A Quiet Place: Day One, Stranger Things , and another film that will be directed by the author who wrote American Psycho! I'm so happy to see that Quinn is now going to play a villain in Gladiator 2. I have a gut feeling he is going to deliver one of the best villain performances so far this year. I can't wait to write about Emperor Geta later on, once we get more of a glimpse into his character. Something tells me that this crazy villain is going to be delightfully insane, almost as crazy as some of my favorite horror villains! A new trailer is going to be released on September 23rd, I can't wait to see more of his character! In my opinion, I thought the music choice

Videodrome is the Weirdest Body Horror Movie I Have Ever Seen

 

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Videodrome is another horror film that was directed by David Cronenberg, a cult classic that gained a huge horror fanbase. The first time I watched this film, it was one of the strangest horror experiences ever. The story follows a man named Max Renn who is interested in watching a tape known as Videodrome. 

What follows is a mystery of body horror and psychological terror, as the viewer attempts to figure out if it is all in Max's head, or he is really is going through this kind of absolute horror. This film definitely isn't for everyone, but it does make up for a great experience. 

The body horror in this film is phenomenal. 

It's disgusting, disturbing, and horrible to watch. You feel so uncomfortable, as three other characters use Max's new transformation to their advantage, displaying him to all kinds of other body horror experiences as he attempts to gain control of his own body. 

It's a great film, and another masterpiece by David Cronenberg!

I also never thought in a million years I would get jump scared by a breathing VHS tape. 

Yeah. A VHS tape was literally breathing. 

That is the best way for me to describe what I saw. 




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Emy Quinn


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