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Published:
2021-09-17 13:05:59
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2026-06

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Hey guys, I am currently out of town and won't be able to post Wizard of Oz until Sunday and Episode V until Monday. I'll post them ASAP, thanks for your understanding and patience! 

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Henchman Twenty1

Cassie is following her own Yellow Brick Road!

Fireteam Joker

A vacation is just what you need right now! Enjoy your family time!

Em McG

Wow, I'm browsing a list of Top 1,000 Films and literally the top 20 include these titles that were on the poll: 2) 12 Angry Men, 3) Casablanca, 4) Citizen Kane, 5) Rear Window, 7) Psycho, 8) Vertigo, 9) Seven Samurai, 13) Singin' in the Rain, 16) The Wizard of Oz

Jon Johns
>>68103837

This group of patreons continues to impress me with their knowledge and appreciation of film.

coreymcrann

If you ever feel like another WW2 Flick could I recommend Generation War? A German mini series (About 6 hours in total) following the story of 5 German friends from 1941 to the end of the war in 1945. One experienced Wehrmacht Officer, His Brother a fresh new recruit, A military nurse, A singer and her Jewish Boyfriend.

Dan Waller

Hi Cassie! I’m a new member. What are you watching for Halloween?

Joseph Krider
>>68143263

Hopefully she's watching the 1963 version of "The Haunting." Other "haunted house" movies that are worth watching are 1973's "The Legend of Hell House," and 2002's made-for-TV movie of Stephen King's "Rose Red." Personally, I'd skip the 1999 remake of "The Haunting," but that is just me.

William Bryan

Rose Red is classic. Most of Stephen King's made for TV movies are pretty good.

William Bryan
>>68143263

One movie that has come to my mind I think Cassie would enjoy is The Hand That Rocks the Cradle. Damn good suspense movie but not too terribly scary.

Patrick Flanagan

Please stop. These posts are getting more and more cringeworthy.

Charles Mills
>>68143263

How about "13 Ghosts" (1960)? When it came out in theaters the audience was given red goggles and blue goggles. One made the ghost visible and the other hid them. If she would prefer a movie with more comedy than horror, there is "Arsenic and Old Lace."

William Bryan

Am I the only one who would love to see Cassie's reactions to the first seven seasons of The Walking Dead? The prison, the Governor, Terminus, Negan, etc

Krusty “Topher”
>>68164560

I got stuck at the prison cause it seemed to take forever. Missed a couple seasons. Friend convinced me to get through the prison and it would get good again. He was right! I stopped again though somewhere in the Negun days

William Bryan
>>68164560

Oh Negan saved the series. After Rick slit Negan's throat though it just gotten boring. I found Alpha and the Whisperers annoying as hell.

William Bryan

Hahaha. Chances of her watching that series are slim to none anyway lol

William Bryan
>>68164560

If their were two episodes I'd love for her to see it would be "Last Day On Earth" and "The Day Will Come When You Won't Be" just to see her reactions lol

Krusty “Topher”
>>68164560

You’ll know exactly where I’m at in the series. In case others haven’t gotten that far I’ll be vague!🤣 In the town….when looks like Carl may or may not be a goner….and this crazy WILD animal comes out of nowhere to save the day. That sound familiar?😀

Patrick Flanagan
>>68164560

Gonna go out on a limb and guess that ten years of zombies eating people, children dying, and all of our main characters having regular nervous breakdowns before dying one by one would not be enjoyable for her to watch.

William Bryan
>>68164560

Show is pretty realistic though on what might happen in an apocalyptic type world. The Governor and Negan are the types people would be drawn to. Both increbibly smart. Js

William Bryan
>>68164560

When he asked if he ever raped any of them one said "no but I know you, there's worse"

Patrick Flanagan

Why do you always sign your name when it already says what your name is right above your post? And the comments asking our host where she is, when she's getting home, why she hasn't gotten home yet, talking about wearing clothing with her face on it, etc., etc., just strikes me as borderline creepy and perhaps inconsiderate to our host. But whatever. Write what you like I guess, it's not my page. I'll just tune out going forward

Dan Waller
>>68143263

An American Werewolf in London (1981) is a good one for Halloween. Phantasm (1979) is not as mainstream, but is a lot of fun.

james flack

I have deleted every one of my past comments, can you now please delete this one? I know when I don't fit in.

Chad Bailey

You should check out Rocky 1. You’d enjoy it! Even has a little love story too 🙃

james flack

Why is this post still up? -James

Tet68Vietnam

Cassie, I have trouble seeing what color your eyes are, but I think they are blue. They are captivating. The only reason I bring this up is that in May, 1969, I met a girl working behind the refreshment counter at a drive-in theater. She had the most beautiful blue eyes and when I looked into them, I knew my life would never be the same again. On May 30, 1970, those blue eyes smiled at me as she said "I do." Now, 51 years later, when I look into those eyes, they are just as blue and just as beautiful, and I know God has truly blessed me. Just wanted to share this story and thank you for your honest, emotional and, yes, even sometimes funny reaction to these movies.