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Have you heard?! VARIETY first reported this morning to kick off Halloween Day. Executive produced by Bryan Fuller (Queer for Fear, Hannibal, Dead Like Me, Pushing Daisies), Victor Miller (Friday the 13th-1980), Marc Toberoff (Piranha-2010, Fantasy Island-2020, Hellraiser-2022), & Rob Barsamian (Crystal Lake Memories, Friday the 13th: The Game), "Crystal Lake" will serve as a prequel series to the original Friday the 13th movie (1980) and is being helmed by A24, the studio that brought you "X", "Pearl", "Moonlight", "Midsommar", & "Hereditary". Details about the new series are under wraps, but it has been given a full series order at streamer Peacock (NBC/Comcast). To me, this is such good news!! I have been begging for a prequel series based on everyone's favorite mother, Pamela Vorhees, for YEARS and I feel that streaming is the way to go. I'm a little disappointed about Peacock being the platform, I th...

The 58th Chicago International Film Festival, North America’s longest-running competitive film festival, today announced the winners of its 2022 edition in categories including International Feature Film Competition, New Directors Competition, International Documentary Competition, OutLook Competition, and Short Film Competitions, as well as the Chicago Award for an outstanding program in the Festival’s City & State program, and the Roger Ebert Award, awarded to a film competing in the New Directors Competition in recognition of a filmmaker with a fresh and uncompromising vision. (from Roger Ebert) Read the article from Roger Ebert HERE!

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Well, is there any other film better than the original Friday the 13th to kick off with for my first post? Probably hundreds, maybe a slightly subjective choice even. 😀 And the great thing is... Whatever choice you make is a good one. That's why movies are so great, that's why art is so great, it all provides a new and varying experience for every observer, possibly even each time you yourself observe it. But let's dive in, shall we? This is the first go-round, so format may evolve, the type of information I share might evolve, and with feedback and hopeful input from other movie fans-the blog will evolve. Do you have this edition? Have comments or reviews of the packaging or the features? Drop them in the comment section!!!! BUY THIS VERSION HERE : https://amzn.to/3W8kbgm TITLE :      Friday the 13th VERSION:      40th Anniversary Limited Edition Steelbook      Uncut (Unrated) & Theatrical (Digital Only, R-Rated) NO. OF DISCS: ...

Well, here we are. I've never used Blogger and I probably have no idea what I'm doing. That being said; Welcome to my new blog! Are you a cinephile? Do you collect movies? Are you most fond of the back covers where all of the special features are listed? Do you get tired of shopping online and having NO list of features or what's included in the edition you're looking at? Hate when there's no photo of the cover art? Then you're in the right place. I'm not the magic home video fairy, but I want to create a place where I put my hobby to use. I collect movies, especially horror movies. There are so many versions and editions out there today and it always burns when you buy a copy of something you already own just because you thought it might be a different version. Wamp wamp. Eventually I would like to include conversation and reviews sections as well. I know that sites like Letterboxd exist, but my main focus is the cover art and the special features, not just...