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Movie Review: MidSommar

Ari Aster’s 2018’s acclaimed horror Hereditary made a huge impact with critics and audiences alike, so when I heard about his next film MidSommar I was more than excited and hopeful that he could continue his winning streak. Of course, the trailer for the film is creepy as hell, but it did not prepare me for what I saw when I finally sat down to watch the film. For three hours after I watched it last night, I sat in bed with the film’s events swimming in my head, in shock. Where to start? First let me say the film, as brutal as it is, it is simply stunning. Bright brilliant colors filled MidSommer, a palette the complete opposite of Hereditary. Everything is beautiful, even the gore is, in a strange way. The cinematography is absolutely incredible. Beauty and brutality go hand in hand in the film. As for gore, there is a ton of it and the term brutal

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2019
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Real Nightmare Fuel Coming To Burger King

Burger King will be releasing a festive specialty burger on October 22nd appropriately called the “Nightmare King” made with a flame-broiled beef patty, crispy chicken fillet, bacon, mayo, and onions served on green buns. Last time Burger King had a Halloween themed burger it was the “HA1LOWEEN Whopper” where the buns were black because they were supposedly infused with “A1 Steak sauce” and caused people to run to the emergency room worried because, sorry to be blunt, the burgers turned their poop dark green. This time the burger was given its title of “Nightmare King” because the fast-food chain claims it was clinically proven to cause night terrors. A ten-night study was done at the Florida Sleep & Neuro Diagnostic Services in which 100 participants ate the burger before bed. According to Dr. Jose Gabriel Medina who led the trials, 4% of the test subjects had nightmares (on their own) randomly, but after introducing the subjects to eating the burgers

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Capt McNeely
Oct 18, 2018

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Horror Fuel

Movie Review: MidSommar

Ari Aster’s 2018’s acclaimed horror Hereditary made a huge impact with critics and audiences alike, so when I heard about his next film MidSommar I was more than excited and hopeful that he could continue his winning streak. Of course, the trailer for the film is creepy as hell, but it did not prepare me for what I saw when I finally sat down to watch the film. For three hours after I watched it last night, I sat in bed with the film’s events swimming in my head, in shock. Where to start? First let me say the film, as brutal as it is, it is simply stunning. Bright brilliant colors filled MidSommer, a palette the complete opposite of Hereditary. Everything is beautiful, even the gore is, in a strange way. The cinematography is absolutely incredible. Beauty and brutality go hand in hand in the film. As for gore, there is a ton of it and the term brutal

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Sep 28, 2019
Horror Fuel

Real Nightmare Fuel Coming To Burger King

Burger King will be releasing a festive specialty burger on October 22nd appropriately called the “Nightmare King” made with a flame-broiled beef patty, crispy chicken fillet, bacon, mayo, and onions served on green buns. Last time Burger King had a Halloween themed burger it was the “HA1LOWEEN Whopper” where the buns were black because they were supposedly infused with “A1 Steak sauce” and caused people to run to the emergency room worried because, sorry to be blunt, the burgers turned their poop dark green. This time the burger was given its title of “Nightmare King” because the fast-food chain claims it was clinically proven to cause night terrors. A ten-night study was done at the Florida Sleep & Neuro Diagnostic Services in which 100 participants ate the burger before bed. According to Dr. Jose Gabriel Medina who led the trials, 4% of the test subjects had nightmares (on their own) randomly, but after introducing the subjects to eating the burgers

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Oct 18, 2018