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My "real" family is my close friends (which includes like 1-2 actual biological family members). The genetic accident that makes me "related" more closely to other humans doesn't mean much to me. Much of my "Biological accident family" sucks the proverbial donkey balls. Its the personality / compatibility / compassion / Caring / willingness to spend time with each other (even if we don't for whatever reasons) whenever able that defines "family" to me. Even if many of said 'family' I've not seen in real life in quite awhile.

I wrote and currently directing this punk rock Bonnie and Clyde film, Seth and Tia. Here is the plot: Two patients, Seth and Tia develop a friendship during their stay in a mental institution. They decide to make a plan to break out, but they can't do it alone,so they ally with an enemy patient named Gnarly Daren who helps them. Seth then betrays Daren by locking him in a cell so he can't leave with them. During Seth and Tia's life of anarchy on the run, Daren escapes from the institution, is out for their blood, and will stop at nothing to get revenge. Trailer is here: Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/SethandTiaFilm/ Hope you all like it.

Been meaning to see Alice Sweet Alice!

I've seen a grand total of ... er.. One of these movies. I have to get my act together.

Um... you'll notice my list is a little dragon crazy. I love dragons. http://amzn.com/w/11H7OVLYA9HUA

I won't relist obviously things others have listed that I agree with but I will like their post Evil Dead. Alice, Sweet Alice Someone mentioned House of 1000 corpse's I have to add Devil's Rejects as well. Wicker Man House of Wax Only 5, huh? OK: (

I feel like I can't wait for my brain to stop for the night... Elusive, blessed sleep! I beseech thee, come hither and visit me in my time of need. I long for thy sweet caress My elusive, blessed sleep. Come hither, and we will be as one. For I long to languish in your dreaming darkness My elusive, blessed sleep I see thee there, just out of reach Through fogged, fuzzed, impenetrable haze My elusive, blessed sleep Tarry no more and come to me The time has come for us to be we My elusive, blessed sleep

It's just fun doing stuff for people when you know they will appreciate it. In my book, reciprocation is optional

You all have been so kind to me that I really feel I do not need any more gifts from you. I feel bad that I have been unable to give back to you. I will see what I can do about that. But for now, You all have been so good to me that I do not need anything more.

Oh my, I'm starting to feel bad. I don't know what to look for as far as getting things for myself. I'm more of the giving kind than the receiving kind.

I know, right. I was trolling her list around Xmas time and it was like on lock down or something. I was so sad:(

I wiShe it wasn't. I want to get you something.

I can't remember what movie the quote was but it went something like people are always looking for the truth but what would they do with it if they actually found it?

It is all stuff stuff I shouldn't have procrastinated getting when I had the idea for Migoth. http://amzn.com/w/1SF0CTI0A4W8K As it stands right now, the only thing I can produce are yarn locks & falls and very basic cyber falls. So off to the temp agency I go...

The Shining... Alien... The Thing... Babadook... Texas Chainsaw Massacre... The Decent... Honorable Mentions: Event Horizon, George Romero Zombie Movies, Hellraiser,

Feeling like I ate too many deviled eggs

This is a hard one for me, I can't just give ONE movie that credit. I'll give you my top 5. 1.) The Exorcist- The movie is not only got some creep factor, obviously scary but it's not for Regan it's the acting in it and how amazing the mood and cinematography was. 2.) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (73)- It's an indie classic! It almost felt like a snuff film, so well crafted. The violence feels real and the B-Roll of the house is creepy as fuck! 3.) Return of the Living Dead- That's on my top 5 favorite movies, it's just fucking fun! 4.) John Carpenter's The Thing- Between the acting, great special effects that hold up, amazing gore, it's just a damn good movie. 5.) A Nightmare on Elm Street- That one speaks for itself. It's scary, atmospheric, just well done!

To me the best horror has nothing to do with horror at all. As a skeptic I don't believe in a lot of things without evidence, so not much scares me but I suppose one has to be able to suspend their disbelief when watching certain things. One of my favorite movies where that is required is Event Horizon. John Dies at the End was just funny but also worth mentioning for the complete suspension of disbelief section. I also really like Alien since it is plausible that could happen one day in the future. Texas Chansaw is also a classic, requires no suspension of any disbelief. House of 1,000 Corpses was a nice tribute to that I thought. Motel Hell was cheesy but good. Anyway humans are the scariest monster because we actually exist and some humans are just evil as hell for no other reason than it amuses them. I should add American Psycho to this list too. Also there's the computer A.I. gone wrong section that I almost forgot about. Virus, Hardware, and Fortress are all prime examples of that specific type of horror. Zombie / vampire movies where the catalyst is a virus rather than something supernatural are great also. Also a mention to Tucker and Dale vs. The Evil, because that was funny as hell and the only suspension of disbelief required is that those kids are actually that dumb. Pretty sure I went way past the five movie limit, but I don't like to limit myself. #sorrynotsorry

Good points. Sometimes it'seems easy to forget that.

For a decent scare, Mama is a favorite that has no gore. Just a good old fashioned scary movie. I like the message of Saw however the sequels were pretty much crap. My personal favorite is Hellraiser however it is not the "best" movie out there. I appreciate the horror movies that are different somehow and not just a gorefest. Sinister and Silent Hill are personal favorites as well. Silent Hill gets very gorey, especially at the end, but is still fun in my opinion.

Here is my list. It's mostly recent. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/ls/?ie=UTF8&lid=3C39B1DWVHKB1

Finally stabilizing in life. After having my baby in December, holy shit, that's a life changer. I thought "Oh, it's just a baby, how big of a deal could it be to get acclimated to life again?" Welp, life sure fucking showed me. But now I'm able to balance baby, being a Realtor, managing Detroit Ink, cleaning the house, jogging 4-6 miles a day, planning for MANFAST, being a wife, and having a social life. No, I'm not a cyborg. If I were a cyborg, I wouldn't look so raggedy