#alex forrest

[scenephile]

why all the interesting guys are married?

[crispytoastyt]

Meet my OCs 2!

[kissmeliketheworldwillend]

LIZZY CAPLAN in FATAL ATTRACTION (2023)

[geekynerfherder]

Officially licensed 'Sonic' prints.

'Shadow: Chaos Spear' by Alex Forrest. 18" x 24" fine art pigment print on Holographic foil paper and matt coating, in a numbered limited edition of 100 for £39.99, with COA; an 18" x 24" PRIMO Gicleé print on Innova Fotospeed Smooth stock paper, in a limited edition of 15 for £99.99, with signed COA; and a 17.4" x 23.6" giclee print on 4mm acrylic panel, in a limited edition of 15 for £149.99, with signed COA.

'Knuckles 40th Anniversary' by Mark Hughes. 18" x 24" fine art pigment print, in a numbered limited edition of 94 for £39.99, with COA; an 18" x 24" PRIMO Gicleé print on Innova Fotospeed Smooth stock paper, in a limited edition of 15 for £99.99, with signed COA; and a 15.7" x 23.6" giclee print on 4mm acrylic panel, in a limited edition of 15 for £149.99, with signed COA.

On sale Friday April 11 at 6pm UK through Moor-Art Gallery.

[quietnymph11]

Me after being like “it’s fine dw”

[eclecticdaydreamer]

One Of The Best Found Footage Horror Movies I’ve Ever Seen (yet no one talks about it)

"The Last Horror Movie" is a 2003 found footage horror movie directed by Julian Richards. It starts as a typical VHS 1980s inspired teen slasher, then suddenly cuts to an unknown person filming a man named Max. We find out that Max is a serial killer who taped over "The Last Horror Movie" to replace it with a video of his "escapades."

This, in my opinion, is one of the best and scariest-found footage horror movies I've ever seen. Max is one of my favorite (and, in my opinion, the best-written) horror movie villains. First of all, it's rare to see any movie where the villain is the main character. Throughout the movie, we get an in-depth view of Max's life and how he's managed to essentially get away with murder. The most horrifying thing about Max is literally no one, not even his own sister, suspects him of anything. The fact that he's so confident in his ability never to get caught that he rented a tape and put all the evidence anyone needs to indicate him really shows how deep his levels of narcissism and psychopathy are. What I liked the most about Max is how he's just an average-looking middle-class man, yet still commits the most heinous and taboo crimes imaginable just because he can. When horror movies have villains who are humans, they're usually either love-sick stalkers like Alex Forrest (Fatal Attraction), institutionalized people with congenital disabilities like Michael Myers (Halloween), or are so insanely wealthy that they can pay their way out of criminality like Patrick Bateman (American Psycho). Max, however, is someone you'd bump into at the grocery store, meet at a PTA conference, or even go on a blind date with. He even has a stable relationship with his sister and regularly hosts dinner parties. The last thing about this movie that cemented itself as being one of my favorites is how it's a slow-burn movie that I didn't find boring. I usually don't care for horror movies that don't get scary until the end like "The VVitch" or "The Blair Witch Project." Still, "The Last Horror Movie" managed to keep me engaged by the sheer fact that we're watching a villain monologue about his personal philosophy while casually committing crimes. The types of horror movies that scare me are the ones that could happen in the real world. This movie is a prime example of why I love non-supernatural found footage movies; and others similar to it like Creep and Hangman.

I give this movie a 10/10. Unfortunately, for some reason, this movie isn't available on any streaming services. However, you can buy the DVD on Amazon for $3.00. If you like more realistic found footage horror movies, and don't mind a lot of monologues, then I highly recommend "The Last Horror Movie" (not to be confused with the 1982 movie "The Last Horror Film").

[costumeloverz71]

Alex Forrest (Glenn Close) Black leather jacket.. Fatal Attraction (1987).. Costume by Ellen Mirojnick.

[unhingedbisexual]

Going through my Alex Forrest/Cassie Howard era