The Official Horror Talk Topic!

[BrandonDaCollector]

First, before I begin, if you haven't already, you've had plenty of time too, check out all of the great stuff of Anniversaries from last year over the course of the last two pages. Always look back for new content & acknowledge the important stuff, you'll be glad to see what I posted plus what's to come

So, over the last few weeks, I've been seeing previews of a new movie on The CW when I watch NXT (they have been so exciting since their move and Vengeance Day was awesome, see My PLE Topic for that and I'm like wow, this looks pretty good but It's on Apple TV+ that is by Apple & Skydance which I don't have an account with. However I'm like I'm just gonna do what I've been doing for a long time, check out Putlocker & 123Movies. If you seen last year, Packer posted a Night Court Christmas Special special and he posted a link which is like what I've known about for many years already. You can get a ton stuff there. You could watch the whole season of Teacup that I greatly featured here within My great Horror Topic last year for Halloween, it's an absolute no-brainer to do so I don't know if anybody saw that Night Court that he provided or any of the important stuff I posted because there was no replies, I can't tell with no replies when there's only distance creating such dearth So, with that being said, the movie I kept on seeing the ads for on The CW is called THE GORGE



It stars Miles Tyler (The Fantastic Four Reboot) & Anya Taylor-Joy (Split & Glass).



This film was aired on Apple TV+ on Valentine's Day for Valentine's Day because there is a part of the film about it which not cheery plus it's a love story. They are 2 mercenary snipers in Europe that border The Gorge



They were hired by Bartholomew played by Sigourney Weaver.



It's amazing that she's like Burke, her jerk boss in 1986's Aliens




I'm not going to spoil much here at all but it's way, way worse than Chernobyl This cool poster depicts "the border" that is "The Gorge"



Here's the Trailer



The music was by horror duo Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross of the group Nine Inch Nails Here's this great suite & video



Here's these other spooky Cues








More to come soon

[OneNineSix]

Miles Teller. That guy is a good actor. Has Weaver too. Looks intriguing. Not a fan of Joy because I feel like she's too over exposed and not one of my favorite actresses but still looks like it could be pretty good.

[BrandonDaCollector]

It's a very good movie considering it's from this modern era. The acting is all decent. Look back for more great spooky & horror movies plus more to come

[BrandonDaCollector]

As you know, I have expressed that 1990 was such a cool year many times. I talked about My memories & good times about Freddy's Nightmares within My great Horror Topic as well as elsewhere. Today is Saturday. If this was still the good ol' days, it would be on at 10:00 PM CST tonight then Friday the 13th the Series @ 11:00 PM and then The Three Stooges at 12:00 AM Midnight - 3:00 AM Sunday on KPLR TV Channel 11 This was some of the funnest weekends of My life and today's kids & this generation has absolutely no clue how darn fun it was back then. Always hold those special times close to you, talk about them to others and always look back



Sadly, this month of March marked the end of the TV show after 2 fun seasons 35 years ago this year in 1990 and it's always been a bittersweet aspect or at least it has for Me So, here's a small tribute to Freddy's Nightmares

The great Intro and it's awesome theme



A decent promo of Season 1



This is how it all began



Here's a Season 2, Episode 1 Promo



Various from Episodes



Freddy would usually have funny skits like this during his episodes.



The great End Credits and the Theme



There will be more about Freddy's Nightmares later on in time and more different cool stuff to come soon too

[BrandonDaCollector]

Just a little while ago, I posted the unfortunate news of the passing of Val Kilmer who was only 65 in the Main Topics

He was Madmartigan in 88's Willow...







and he was Bruce Wayne/Batman in 95's Batman Forever which is celebrating it's 30th Anniversary as I type this





If you recall, I greatly made a special double feature of DC's Swamp Thing last year for the big Anniversary so I haven't skimped out on DC content in this good Topic of Mine either So, what the focus here is that I've given the head's up only moments ago has to do with Man-Bat, the actual "batman"



Now, here's the thing. If you seen Batman Forever and none of the bonus materiel, then you missed out on something really big & scary. They always do deleted scenes in movies. Usually, this happens to so many movies, they seem so incomplete when they do that stupid time constraint crap Look at Prometheus for instance, that there is THE ultimate example of what I mean So, this was the great year of 1995, movies were so fun in the 90s and seemed way more clever than years ahead. We didn't need reboots like The Dark Knight Trilogy to tell/show us origins about the characters for hours when the original great Batman Quadrilogy did it in only minutes While I make exceptions, I really dislike reboots & remakes. As My Grandpa PoPo always said around the house and to Me, "If it ain't broke, don't Fix It!" He was the smartest man I ever knew. So, with that being said, Man-Bat was going to be part of the movie but they decided to cut it out. Had that been left in, the great movie would have been superb Here's a few pictures I've collected





So, here's the clip, the title of the scene is "Secret of the Batcave" Watch how classic this is. I love what Bruce finds in the cavern, it adds so much to Batman 89. Man-Bat is eerie in this very haunting & spooky scene



So, there's that special addition to My Horror Topic, more great stuff is coming soon. Until the next entry, I'll see you around

[packerbacker180]

Man-Bat would've been cool. He'd make for a different foe than the same run of the mill criminals, IMO. Might make a good movie someday. Never knew about that scene, though Val Kilmer (RIP) wasn't my favorite Batman of that era but he at least rates ahead of George Looney.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Oh yes, Man-Bat sure would but instead we gotta have the same old rehashed characters that's been s many times instead of some that was never seen in a movie before or perhaps never even knew about. If you didn't know about that scene then I'm sure there's a lot more people that didn't either.



Michael Keaton was too distant as Bruce Wayne/Batman. I liked how Val Kilmer was as Bruce Wayne/Batman. I think he extended the emotional aspect of his parents especially with "the book". I liked how he vanquished the distance and accepted who he is & why he does what he does. Clooney was ok continuing after Batman Forever's story, there really wasn't much else he could have done but continue where Kilmer left off. Kilmer will be always overlooked as Batman but I found him, the movie and the original quadrilogy extremely fun



More spooky stuff to come soon