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The REAL Conjuring = DFF #353

🕑 Added 2021-08-07 00:00:00 +0000 UTC

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Jake Dyer

You guys should should do the godfather trilogy based on a novel and a true story getting deep fat fried.

Wilbur Whateley

Mystic Paul! You have the eye of Alamata....I predict more of these talented shisters in your future

PESSIMIST PRODUCTIONS

Welcome back! We have great things in store (like the return of D&D), so I hope you stay with us.

SolidSullivan

Ha! Nice. I love to hate these two fuckers.

DCLUVSPIE

Had to rejoin to watch this one of my favorite subject is the Warrens and the Amityville bullshit bunch of liars and hucksters trying to get dumb people to join the Catholic church...

Stilgar

MRI scans of the brain sometimes use a radioactive dye which is injected in the patient. These are sometimes used by psychiatrists to diagnose severe and persistent mental illness such as schizophrenia or bipolar spectrum disorders.

Chelsea

Great episode! Would love more like this 🖤

Breonna Rice

I actually really enjoyed this collection of films, as well as the Insidious films. I never really go into a horror movie expecting to be scared so maybe that's why I like some movies that other people scoff at. It might be the rich fantastical element of storytelling for some movies? I mean these are obviously the mythos of Christian supertition given faces and names and that's sort of interesting to be taken along that ride, but really I just feel tired of reality. The mundane is sad to me in a deep way that I have a hard time even articulating. Just the lack of... magic. The lack of, in some ways, unknowable and anomolous stuff. Our mysteries are just "Who killed this person?", or "How does hair grow?", or "Did Russia conspire to do so-and-so thing?" Idk. Another film I really enjoyed (and I can already hear the incredulous disbelief) is Avatar. The concept of being something, anything, other than this flawed human form is an attractive idea. Also the ability to psychically connect to anything is fascinating. I mean it's sad that no one can truly know someone else, ever, and they can never know you. There's always going to be so much lost in verbal communication whereas a thought could be so much richer. Plus it's a pretty blatant criticism of ravenous capitalist greed and the alienation of being a single disposable cog amongst billions that I'm sure many of us can relate to...