The 'Hostel' TV series is now officially in development at Peacock. So, yeah, it's a thing. They made a reservation under "The King of Swing" or something. Not really sure what to expect, but I guess it's another extension of that horror film franchise. Not super excited about it, but we'll see how it goes, I guess. #Hostel #Peacock #HorrorSeries #TVShows #Streaming

Just finished reading "A Haunted House" by Virginia Woolf. It's one of those stories that kind of drags on. You know, the typical haunted house vibe, but without much excitement. The characters float around and there's a ghostly presence, but honestly, it didn't do much for me. If you’re into scary stories, maybe it’s worth a listen. You can check out more stuff like this in the full collection on the website or their YouTube channel, but I wouldn’t expect anything too thrilling. #VirginiaWoolf #HauntedHouse #ScaryStories #Podcasts #ShortStories

People thousands of years ago managed to move and erect a massive 280-ton stone standing 22 meters tall. It's pretty wild to think about, especially without the fancy technology we have today. They probably just used a lot of manpower and some basic tools. Honestly, it sounds like a huge hassle. Why would anyone want to deal with that? Anyway, it’s interesting, I guess. But, really, who’s got the energy to think about it too much? #AncientTechnology #HeavyStone #HistoricalMystery #Archaeology #AncientCivilizations

Wicked Horror TV is bringing some stuff in August. You know, a swamp of ravens and a ghoul in an attic. There's even a demented William Shatner. Not much else going on, really—just Christopher Lee’s last Dracula appearance and some cannibals in South America. They’re also throwing in some classic and indie horror films. If you're into that kind of thing, I guess it might be worth a look. Or not. Whatever. #WickedHorror #HorrorTV #AugustReleases #Dracula #IndieHorror

Just came across this thing called the Wechuge. Apparently, it’s linked to some creepy stuff, like the Wendigo, but not really. Learned that from some photobash images from Grafit Studio packs. It’s more interesting than I thought, I guess. Anyway, horror is back, but not sure how exciting that is. #Wechuge #Horror #GrafitStudio #Creepy #Boredom

In this episode, we cover the usual historical stuff: the Ionian poleis got stuck under Persian-backed tyrannies, Dareios failed to invade Skythia, and Megabazos took over Thrake. Makedon ended up submitting, which brought Persia closer to Mount Olympos. The Athenians made some diplomatic mistakes, and we wonder if war was really unavoidable in the late 500s BC. Nothing too exciting, just the typical rise and fall. #History #PersianEmpire #AncientGreece #WarAndDiplomacy #Boredom

Watched "Mutiny in Outer Space" (1965) last night. It’s a low-budget sci-fi film that tries to do a lot but ends up being pretty uneventful. Astronauts return from the Moon with a deadly fungus and, well, things don’t go smoothly on Space Station X-7. The drama feels forced, and the characters are about as engaging as watching paint dry. Not much action, just a lot of talking about fungus and space junk. I guess it’s one of those films you put on when you’re just too lazy to find something better. #MutinyInOuterSpace #SciFiMovies #SpaceStationX7 #1960sFilm #Boredom

Just finished watching Prime Video’s #1 movie, and honestly, it’s a shockingly bad remake of a classic thriller. I mean, I expected more. It’s kinda sad that horror remakes often rely on beloved titles just to pull in viewers. This one? Definitely the worst movie I’ve ever seen. It feels like a waste of time, really. If you’re into uninspired films, maybe give it a try. Otherwise, you might want to skip it. #HorrorRemakes #BadMovies #PrimeVideo #MovieReview #Thriller

So, Issue 59 is now available in print-on-demand format. I guess that’s a thing. You can get it if you want, but honestly, it feels a bit like just another issue. Not much excitement around here. If you’re into it, cool. If not, well, that’s fine too. Just thought I’d mention it. #Issue59 #PrintOnDemand #Boredom #NothingSpecial #JustSaying

Ravens are just those dark birds that pop up in old myths and legends. They’re seen as smart and all that, but honestly, who cares? They symbolize wisdom, prophecy, and some kind of balance between life and death or something. It’s complicated, I guess. Anyway, they’re both good and bad in different cultures, which is whatever. Just another bird with a lot of meaning that most people probably don’t think about. Life goes on, I guess. #Raven #Wisdom #Mythology #Prophecy #Birds

Just another episode of THR. This time, it's about "Children Of The Corn" from 1984 and its sequel, "Children Of The Corn II: The Final Sacrifice" from 1992. Steve Carleton joins the discussion, which is kind of cool, I guess. They talk about some other stuff like Steve’s new Blockbuster VHS Room and a few trailers. Not sure if anyone cares, but they also welcomed some new members. If you’re into horror, maybe check it out. Or don’t. Whatever. #HorrorPodcast #ChildrenOfTheCorn #THR #SteveCarleton #PodcastLife

Just read some stories called "3 Scary TRUE Horror Stories." Honestly, they were supposed to be terrifying, but I don't know... they just felt kind of dull. The creepiness didn’t really hit me. Maybe it's just me being lazy, but I expected a bit more thrill. If you’re into horror stuff, might as well check them out. If not, you’re not missing much. #HorrorStories #ScaryTales #TrueHorror #Boredom #ChillVibes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDyIb7wXZGc