Jan 14, 2023
References for Hachet! In the rp group I used him in, Kingdoms of Husui, characters could have powers, his was the ability to sense and feed off of emotions, which sounds cool until you walk into a crowd of people.
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References for Hachet! In the rp group I used him in, Kingdoms of Husui, characters could have powers, his was the ability to sense and feed off of emotions, which sounds cool until you walk into a crowd of people.
Pre-orders for 11” x 14” prints of these killer dudes (and one killer IT) will up at 3pm (PST) - www.maxxsterling.bigcartel.com - Stay tuned!!! 🎈 ***Please feel free to tag or share with friends (and enemies) who love horror... THANKS!!!*** #AshVsEvilDead #VictorCrowley #Hachet #LeslieVernon #behindTheMask #Pennywise #IT
My Nihilego gijinka, Hachet
Axe tattoo! #tattooidea #torontotattoo #hachet #blackandgreytattoo (at HON Tattoo Studio) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9DLQw2pUIw/?igshid=pv4kjo8zeg5n
Things just got real for Halloween! Barebones just arrived with an assortment of tools ⚒ every man needs when exploring the wild! #hachet #fieldknife #axe #pulaskitool #everydaycarry #edc #backtothebasics #lonestardrygoods #downtownabilene #theshopsatwillowpark (at Lone Star Dry Goods) https://www.instagram.com/p/BpnFACXgG16/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wriqixtbfvk7
#victorcrowley #hesback #2017 #hachet #honeyisland #1sttimewatching #youralreadydead
Danielle Harris' INOPERABLE Coming to Theaters
New Post has been published on https://nofspodcast.com/danielle-harris-inoperable-coming-theaters/
Danielle Harris' INOPERABLE Coming to Theaters
Every hospital I have ever stepped foot in feels like an inescapable limbo specifically designed to entrap my family and destroy my soul. I can relate very well, then, to Christopher Lawrence Chapman’s new film Inoperable. The film, which premiered at last month’s FEARnyc Festival, stars Scream Queen Danielle Harris and is looking forward to a theatrical release this December.
In the film, Harris plays Amy, who is:
…a woman in a seemingly evacuated hospital with a hurricane approaching that has awakened malevolent forces inside. The woman realizes she is trapped in a time loop and must escape the hospital before the storm passes, or she will be trapped there forever.
The film will see a week-long distribution in theaters in Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Houston, Phoenix, Tampa, Miami, Orlando, Cleveland and Minneapolis starting December 1st. Harris, who rose to fame as everyone’s favorite niece in 1988’s Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Meyers and 1989’s Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Meyers. These films, while perhaps over-titled, were welcomed by some (incorrect) fans of the Halloween universe as they brought back Meyers after the series had the temerity to try an installment without his familiar shape. Harris also enjoyed another run at Michael in Rob Zombie’s remakes of Halloween and Halloween II, as well as a celebrated turn as Marybeth in two Hatchet sequels.
The film also stars Katie Keene (ClownTown), Jeff Denton (The Hitchhiker) and Cher Hubsher (The Amityville Terror). Christopher Lawrence Chapman wrote the film alongside Jeff Miller, whose Millman Productions and Zorya Films produced. If you aren’t near one of the cities listed above, you may have to wait a little while before catching the picture. As of right now, there is no news regarding a VOD or home release, but we here at Nightmare on Film Street will update you when any information is made available.
Danielle Harris' INOPERABLE Coming to Theaters
New Post has been published on https://nofspodcast.com/danielle-harris-inoperable-coming-theaters/
Danielle Harris' INOPERABLE Coming to Theaters
Every hospital I have ever stepped foot in feels like an inescapable limbo specifically designed to entrap my family and destroy my soul. I can relate very well, then, to Christopher Lawrence Chapman’s new film Inoperable. The film, which premiered at last month’s FEARnyc Festival, stars Scream Queen Danielle Harris and is looking forward to a theatrical release this December.
In the film, Harris plays Amy, who is:
…a woman in a seemingly evacuated hospital with a hurricane approaching that has awakened malevolent forces inside. The woman realizes she is trapped in a time loop and must escape the hospital before the storm passes, or she will be trapped there forever.
The film will see a week-long distribution in theaters in Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Houston, Phoenix, Tampa, Miami, Orlando, Cleveland and Minneapolis starting December 1st. Harris, who rose to fame as everyone’s favorite niece in 1988’s Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Meyers and 1989’s Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Meyers. These films, while perhaps over-titled, were welcomed by some (incorrect) fans of the Halloween universe as they brought back Meyers after the series had the temerity to try an installment without his familiar shape. Harris also enjoyed another run at Michael in Rob Zombie’s remakes of Halloween and Halloween II, as well as a celebrated turn as Marybeth in two Hatchet sequels.
The film also stars Katie Keene (ClownTown), Jeff Denton (The Hitchhiker) and Cher Hubsher (The Amityville Terror). Christopher Lawrence Chapman wrote the film alongside Jeff Miller, whose Millman Productions and Zorya Films produced. If you aren’t near one of the cities listed above, you may have to wait a little while before catching the picture. As of right now, there is no news regarding a VOD or home release, but we here at Nightmare on Film Street will update you when any information is made available.