The Departed is one of the most perfect movies ever created.

This looks like a Disney movie where a 12 year old becomes president

🕷️🚗 The 1970s were a glorious era for CHEESY horror** — and these low-budget gems are pure nostalgic gold. From real tarantula swarms to a demonic Lincoln Continental on a rampage, these films deliver practical effects, over-the-top premises, and that perfect “so bad it’s good” charm. Here are my top picks for your next movie night: **1. Kingdom of the Spiders (1977)** William Shatner vs. thousands of real venomous tarantulas invading a small Arizona town. Peak 70s creature-feature chaos. 🕷️ **2. The Car (1977)** *Jaws* but make it a sleek, driverless, seemingly possessed black Lincoln Continental terrorizing a desert town. Iconic stunts and pure camp. 🚗💀 **3. Phantasm (1979)** The Tall Man, flying silver death spheres, and surreal nightmare logic in a small-town funeral home. A true cult classic that still feels weird and wonderful. **4. Piranha (1978)** Joe Dante’s sharp, gory, and hilarious *Jaws* parody about mutant killer fish attacking a summer resort. One of the smartest and most entertaining creature features of the decade. **Bonus mentions:** - *The Abominable Dr. Phibes* (1971) – Vincent Price at his theatrical, revenge-plot best - *It’s Alive* (1974) – mutant killer baby with unexpected heart - *Tourist Trap* (1979) – creepy mannequin horror done right What’s **your** favorite cheesy 70s horror movie? Drop it below — I’m building my watchlist! 👇 #70sHorror #CheesyHorror #RetroHorror #BMovie #HorrorMovies #MovieRecommendations #HorrorCommunity #VintageHorror

Happy IPO eve for those who celebrate 🥳🥂 instagram.com/p/DZdi2edkaxg/…

The older I get, the clearer it becomes: people don’t disappear into gardening, baking, books, and long walks because life got boring. They do it because peace became priceless.

Wow. Oddity is perhaps one of the best movies I've seen this year. How did I miss this one? Thanks to @therealjoebob and @kinky_horror for showing this gem.

I'm tired

Everyone checking their portfolio today

Happy Friday.

Stock market was a bloodbath today.

Who else used to pay for ringtones? I had Drive by Incubus.

Kung Fu on the NES from 1985. Are you old enough to have played this one?

Happy Wednesday.

I hope everyone saw today as a buying opportunity and not a bloodbath.

Music is right up there next to oxygen

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One of those comfort albums I continue to go back to. I definitely need this one on vinyl. The Marfa Tapes - Jack Ingram, Miranda Lambert and Jon Randall

The G.O.A.T

Insightful interview with Sam Altman.

Fun fact: Google owns 7% of SpaceX and 14% of Anthropic.