“Happily-ever-after goes under the knife in this “eerie [and] excellent” (The Hollywood Reporter) saga of murder, madness and forbidden desire. Starring Hollywood horror great Vincent Price, this “spine-tingling thriller” (Redbook) is a “lush, elegant and bloody” (Cue) tale of razor-sharp terror! Haunted by horrifying childhood memories, the son (Price) of the Spanish Inquisition’s most notorious assassin teeters on the brink of insanity. But when his adulterous wife fakes her own death to drive him over the edge, she soon discovers that betrayal cuts both ways – as the man she wants to destroy becomes not only her judge and jury – but also her executioner!”
Not at all sure what your musical tastes are, but I ran across this famous band that nobody has heard of, kind of thing. Ghost, with the T an inverted cross. They show all the trappings of being a religious rock band, but are instead sacrilegious and heretical fronted by an atheist. I’d suggest checking out their hit “Mary on a Cross” video. Pretty good concert footage of the band. The band members dress up as demons, sort of and the fans wear lots of religious attire. The band is a restart of a band from the sixties that made a few ripples back in the day. If you like this stuff, then I’d also suggest you check out their website where they have a series of small skits that in my humble opinion, are as funny as anything the old Second City TV did. Might be a good video to expose your readers to as well. Just a thought from my end. I had to share this with somebody who might appreciate it. GK”
Oh!…I Love Ghost!
Great song, yes…
They’re a band I discovered about two years back…One of the few bands I’ve bought two…three…four?…albums from, over the last year or so.
They toured with Blue Oyster Cult…I’ve watched a number of their videos and interviews…I think they’re on a playlist [probably October], to share at some point.
My musical tastes are actually quite wide…I grew up listening to top 40 stations…So, I got a lot of Heuy Lewis and the News, Tom Petty, Prince, Madonna, Hall & Oates, Tina Turner, Blue Oyster Cult, Journey, Pat Benatar, The Cars, Heart and The Petshop Boys, Sting, mixed in with Boston Van Halen, Scorpions, Def Leppard, Ratt…Some Eurodance stuff…Even the Beatles had a re-release of their number one hits…And this is only scratching the surface.
I even like a little bit of country mixed in…I’m rather fond of 80’s synth wave…I love Libera, also.
I know I’ve shared at least one Ghost video here.
You can find much of the music I’ve shared here in the Just For Fun post series…There’s a lot there…Some of it I love…Some, I just liked something about that specific piece.
My music collection is very large…You could listen for nearly an entire month straight, and never hear the same track twice.
Music has been a big part of my life.
Ghost: The Story So Far (2022 Documentary):
“In this episode, we looked into the anonymous band that resurrected the tunes of old, but could not stay nameless for very long.”
“Special effects dominate this sequel to the 1985 smash undead thriller, where once again the dead are brought back to life, this time in a small town cemetery. When two boys open a steel drum belonging to the army, they accidentally release mysterious gases that have a supernatural effect on the corpses buried beneath them. Starring Dana Ashbrook (“Twin Peaks”). MPAA Rating: R (c) 1987 Warner Bros. All Rights Reserved.”
Hopefully, this isn’t another age restricted movie…I quite liked this one.
“New Hampshire residents Betty and Barney Hill claimed they were abducted by aliens while driving home from a vacation in 1961. Their story developed the template for UFO stories that would be used be many people from that point on.”
“Former soccer player David Icke is one of the most well-known conspiracy theorists in the world. He believes that shape-shifting reptile humanoids are trying to power their civilization with negative energy from earth.
March, E., & Springer, J. (2019). Belief in conspiracy theories: The predictive role of schizotypy, Machiavellianism, and primary psychopathy. PLoS ONE, 14(12), 1–10. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0225964″
“This time it’s not Strahd we’re fighting – but the vengeful mummy Anhktepot in the nightmarish desert of Har’Akir.
Ravenloft: Stone Prophet was the second of the two Ravenloft video games that were created by SSI in the 1990’s. This one roughly follows the plotline for the lesser known ‘Touch of Death’ module that was released for Advanced Dungeons and Dragons in 1991.”
Our Love Frontier 