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House on Haunted Hill (1959)
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House on Haunted Hill (1959)

For the last few years this has become a Halloween season staple. As a fan of Vincent Price, this is one of his movies I can watch over and over again. House on Haunted Hill (1959) is a nice little mystery/horror that satisfies that itch for something creepy, but not graphic, and has Vincent Price in it.

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Bikini Bloodbath: Car Wash
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Bikini Bloodbath: Car Wash

I found Bikini Bloodbath: Car Wash while trying to set up my movie list for Summer of Trash Challenge 2023. Shout out to Rich Trash on Letterboxd for setting this challenge up. The first prompt was to watch a movie with any kind of swimwear in the title. I took one look at the cast and plot and knew I had to watch it.

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Quick Bites: Saw X
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Quick Bites: Saw X

When I first heard there was going to be another Saw movie I was a little hesitant to watch it. But when I heard John Kramer was coming back and that it was set between Saw 1 and 2, I was completely on board. I had fun with Saw X and really enjoyed it. One of the best sequels in my opinion.

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Midsommar
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Midsommar

To be as transparent as possible (on the internet that is), this is the second time watching this. Well, actually starting it. The first time trying I got about 15-20 minutes in and shut it off. The character Dani annoyed me to no end. This time, I cleared my head and decided to give Midsommar another chance. I would give this movie a clean slate. And I’m glad I did. I do like this movie, not love it because it does have some issues, but I did like it.

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Willy’s Wonderland
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Willy’s Wonderland

When this came out, I was super excited. Nicolas Cage and animatronics that kill. Who wouldn’t like this? I know that we’ve been waiting forever for a Five Nights At Freddy’s movie and this seems very similar. But I don’t care. I’ll still see that movie. For now, Willy’s Wonderland scratches that itch that I didn’t realize I needed.

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