Evilspeak (1981) // dir. Eric Weston

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seen from Australia
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Evilspeak (1981) // dir. Eric Weston
horror tropes: the evil book
What movie should I watch tomorrow?
Willard (1971)
Blood and roses (1960)
The man who knew too much (1934)
The tingler (1959)
Deep red (1975)
The baby (1973)
My dear killer (1972)
Evilspeak (1981)
Hatchet for the honeymoon (1970)
Swallow (2019)
A quiet place: day one (2024)
Dawn breaks behind the eyes (2021)
My Letterboxd
i'm new in your blog and wanted to ask
what are your favorite slashers?
Some of the ones I like aren't too popular on here (which is CRAZY, because they BABY!!)
●The Sinclair's, of course (from back when I was in MIDDLE SCHOOL OMG)
●The Sawyers (I've only seen the OG TCM and the second movie [and the 2022?? Remake- it didn't blow me away aside from the party bus scene....]
● The Hweitts (only seen the first movie)
● The Morgan brothers from 100 Bloody Acres
● While I'm not big into the Scream franchise (I've only seen the first movie) I do enjoy the concept of Ghostface (Personally, I have more in common with Stu LOL he's a goofball)
● I was OBSESSED with Martin (1977, George Romero): but he's such an obscure character....
● Eric Bimford from "Fade to Black" (more obscurity)
● Hoax from 976 Evil (If you haven't seen it, it's directed by Robert Englund!!!!)
● Clint Howard played both the Ice-cream man and Stanley Cooper (in EvilsSpeak) who are great
● Slaughter High: Marty Rantzen
-I 'think' I got everyone?? I like too many movies LOL
September 1982 - Tucson
On June 11, 2021, Evilspeak and The Day of the Beast were screened as a double-feature on The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs.
Evilspeak (1981) - Poster concept art by C. Winston Taylor