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[kris-my-ass]

Scream VI

This is spoiler-free. 

Can I just say that this movie is up there with the original Scream. Amazing. My adrenaline was pumping, my ass was sweating, I was shaking and living all at once. I remember when I saw the first movie when I was 10 years old and thinking I just witnessed the best thing in the world. After watching the new Scream movie, all these years later that same feeling came back to me. Incredible. That’s all.

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[eigaandhollywood]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=beToTslH17s

The Story that Ghostface came back in 2020s, and trying to kill teenager group as brutal murderer continuously made a welcome return to Scream film series.

Can't wait to see Ghostface

[insidewarp]

Let me refresh your memory: On the day Donald Trump was sworn in as president, Republicans controlled not only the White House but both houses of Congress. They were in a historically strong position elsewhere as well, controlling both legislative chambers in 32 states. They pissed that away like they were midnight drunks karaoke-warbling that old Chumbawumba song: In 2021, they control approximately squat. The House is run by Nancy Pelosi. The Senate is run, as a practical matter, by Kamala Harris. And Joe Biden won the presidency ... Donald Trump is, in fact, the first president since Herbert Hoover to lead his party to losing the presidency, the House, and the Senate all in a single term. Along with being the first president to be impeached twice and the first game-show host elected to the office, that’s Trump’s claim to the history books. Well, that and 400,000 dead Americans and the failed coup d’état business. Oh, but he fights!” you’ll say — over and over and over. He didn’t fight — he tweeted. He’s ten feet tall on social media and a pushover in real life. Trade deficit: up. Unemployment rate: rising. Abortion rate: rising. Beijing: rising. The coronavirus body-count: rising. But he sure did tweet a lot!

Kevin Williamson

[octoberboy1031]

More official #GhostFace shots from @deadbydaylight!! And we’ve got a backstory: This new #Ghost is actually a detective who is investigating his own murders!! I really love how they’ve interpreted him!! It’s very #Scream yet totally original! It is!! The backstory is very #creepy and a little #humorous which is so #KevinWilliamson! It reminds me of #Dexter and #TheFollowing! Thank you to my friend, @theworldofrsb, for the pics and info!! #deadbydaylight #dbd #horror #horrorgeek #videogame #scarymovie #ghostfacelives #whoisghostface #spooky #haunting #troubleinwoodsboro #june #summer #night #dandelionwine #terrorverse (at The Terrorverse) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByKFfTxHKBU/?igshid=hjssiayh0ge6

[octoberboy1031]

“Oh, just some #scarymovie...” #Breathtaking #CaseyBecker #art by @dale__mccarthy!!! 🔪🍿📞 #scream #troubleinwoodsboro #thedeathofcaseybecker #drewbarrymore #wescraven #kevinwilliamson #spooky #creepy #ghostface #whoisghostface #horror #horrorgeek #january #winter #night #terrorverse (at The Terrorverse) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsM0R6ElQ2n/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1f4whng7edlkm

[insidewarp]

Like homelessness and military casualties, U.S. government deficits are an issue that bleep into visibility on the progressive radar almost exclusively during Republican presidencies. On October 23, 2016, Professor Krugman wrote that the “debt scolds should be ignored,” and that Hillary Rodham Clinton, then presumed to be the next president, should engage in “years of deficit-financed infrastructure spending, if she can.” A grand total of 78 days later, Professor Krugman declared, “Deficits matter again.” As the kids say, Life comes at you pretty fast.

Kevin Williamson

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/443696/deficits-matter-always-not-just-when-republicans-occupy-white-house?utm_source=nr&utm_campaign=deficits&utm_medium=facebook&utm_content=Williamson

[suindependent]

Movie Review: "Scream 7" is the kind of sequel the original film had such a fun time mocking

Movie Review: "Scream 7" is the kind of sequel the original film had such a fun time mocking "MOVIE REVIEW: SCREAM 7 (R) Grade: C- As the end credits for “Scream 7” began to roll, I was left to ponder if what I just watched was, by design, ingeniously meant to be the exact kind of movie that the original film spent a great deal of its runtime playfully mocking over 3 decades ago, or…If "Scream 7" just wasn’t very good movie. Sadly, for this horror fan, it was more of the latter...."