u/Erramonael

(Caution this is an UNHINGED PLEA for content) Between the Burgerkrieg & TerrilliumV I think I've spent WAY to many hours watching and re-watching videos by the two above mentioned individuals and I'm just craving MORE videos. SERIOUSLY they both do the best videos on VtM and WoD lore that I know of and I'm hoping someone knows of someone else who does lore deep dives. The Vampire Lestat (IWTV season 3) is soo far off and I'm totally starved for NEW vampire shit. I'm willing to exchange a few redacted pages of the Book Of Nod that I've been keeping hidden since the mid 90's, I'll square dance with a Brujah, I'll ask a Tremere to use Blood Magik to find a sock I lost in the dryer, I'll tickle a Tzimisce, I'll french kiss a Nosferatu, I'll take a Toreador to an art show and praise the exit sign, I'll take a Ventrue to Taco Bell and insist that the Baja Blast is vintage cuisine, I'll challenge a Ravnos to a game of RED light, GREEN light and accuse them of cheating, I'll follow a Lasombra around with a flash light and make shadow puppets, I'll look a Malkavian dead in the eye and whisper: "I know your just three racoons, two smiles and a trench coat" and than refuse to elaborate, I'll ask a Giovanni to Ghost write my fanfic and act really annoyed when they bring a real ghost and I would offer Caine a DNA heritage kit just to see if it came back 100% ancient soil and god's wrath. LoL!!!

I've always thought this about the Elm Street saga, how much of what we see in all these films is actually reality? Each one of the Nightmare on Elm Street films ends with a dream sequence, each one of them gives you the sense that some of what we are seeing is a part of one shared dream, each one of them has the idea that dreams, somehow, bleed into reality, I've always felt that Freddy can't be killed because he exists in a trans-dimensional world between life and death that allows him excess to the subconscious minds of anyone within his sphere of influence, which is why he can't get to anyone who hasn't ever heard of him.

For the last few hours I've been debating with a coworker about the genre of metal know as Glam, the discussion started as us talking about which band from that era sucked the most and somehow the conversation drifted towards lead singers. Another coworker chimed in that 80's Hair Rock was the "greatest era" of music of all times, and with this statement it blew up into a full scale music nerd war. At some point someone said that "what made this time in rock n roll so great is that it had some of the best lead singers in the history of music" at that point the nature of the debate went a little dark with a few people sharing stories about meeting certain individual singers from some of the more popular bands of that time. The four above Glam Rockers were mentioned the most. When I was younger my mother worked on the clean up crew of major venue that a few of the top Glam Metal bands played in the 80's so a can say I've had the very distinct displeasure of cleaning up after some of these clowns but I've never met any of them face to face, with the exception of the wonderful Mr Ronnie James DIO, so I was wondering if any one else had any stories about lead singers from that era that they've meet and what did they think of them? Thanks.

Can someone please explain this film to me? Okay, why is Duckie Dale so in love with Andie, she really doesn't strike me as a particularly interesting or fun person? Why is Andie attracted to Blane, he spends most of the film looking like he's about to cry, Steff insults Andie over and over again and he does nothing? Why does Andie choose Blane over Duckie, when he hears Steff insult Andie, Duckie kicks his ass? It's kinda cool that Duckie ends up with Buffy the Vampire Slayer at the end of the film but it still makes no sense to me for Andie to choose Blane over Duckie, Blane succumbs to peer pressure, he mostly weenies out until the end? So this post is for diehard fans of this film; hoping that someone can spoon feed this "classic" film's themes and premise to me? Thanks.

This really made me angry. According to various AI apps Rhoda Penmark (Patty McCormack) would kill and subdue Chucky in add least nine out of ten scenarios. WHAT!!! That's right the little psycho blonde girl from the 1956 film Bad Seed would defeat Chucky in a Home Alone scenario, forget about Leatherface, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger an eight year old little girl can kick Chucky's ass. BULLSHIT!!!!

After reading some questions from a very interesting post about the symbolism of the white horse in Sarah's visions, I've been thinking about Sarah's role in Twin Peaks. I always thought of her as the most tragic character in the whole series, even more tragic than Laura herself, because she knows what's happening but is helpless to stop it. The white horse in most Native American folk belief is a figure of hope, strength and guidance, every time the white horse appears in Sarah's visions is an opportunity to save both Laura and Leland from BoB. It's my theory that Sarah is soo broken by her subconscious knowledge of what's happening that she becomes profoundly suicidal. Donna says in Fire Walk With Me that "if I had a nickel for every cigarette your mother smoked, I'd be dead" I always felt that this one line sums up Sarah Palmer's character and personality completely. Sarah is drowning in her own despair but can't manage to put herself out of her misery so she chooses the slow death as a kind of twisted attrition. What does everyone think of my theory, is Sarah Palmer the Tragic Witness?

Out of all the actors who played Jason, Richard Brooker is the one I hear the least about, C.J. Graham will always be my favorite actor who played Jason but I've always felt that Mr. Brooker did a great job at portraying the character and establishing certain characteristics. I was looking on YouTube for interviews featuring the actor and I've only managed to find only a couple. I'm hoping someone on this SUB may know of any additional articles or interviews with Richard Brooker talking about has role as Jason in Friday the 13th part 3? Thanks.