Michael Olson @darklightprods

Film and Television. There is light in the dark. And, this is my inner voice. If you want not-so-odd go to Darklight Productions inc. on Facebook. N always SFW. Canada Joined December 2011

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Michael Olson @darklightprods

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@TheCinesthetic Dark Star

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All The Right Movies @ATRightMovies

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A tough choice, which is your favourite - Alien or Aliens?

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Ya. Until Mad About You, I didn’t like him because he was always Burke to me. Paul Reiser seems nice, though.

The Xenomorphs are terrifying, but Burke in Aliens (1986) somehow feels even worse. At least the aliens are just following instinct. Burke smiles, shakes your hand, and will gladly trade your life for a corporate bonus without losing a second of sleep.

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@DyerbolicalDB imdb.com/title/tt030710…

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Retro Recall (☥𝐃𝐁) @RetroMoviesDB

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Aliens (1986)👽 This film still goes hard. The extended cut is amazing.

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Michael Olson @darklightprods

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@HwoodScrptReadr I just want honest stories and horror is more honest than other genres. The right ending is the right ending up or down if it’s done with respect to the story and its truth.

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Michael Olson @darklightprods

5 days ago

The Doors

Eric Alper 🎧 @ThatEricAlper

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Which artist do you wish you'd had the chance to see live before they retired from touring or passed away?

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Michael Olson @darklightprods

a week ago

A Master.

Brad @ Dread Central @DreadCentral

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A documentary celebrating the life and legacy of special effects legend Stan Winston is officially in production. 'MONSTER MAKER' will chronicle the career of the artist behind some of cinema's most iconic creatures.

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@RetroMoviesDB Blazeballs

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@HorrorLovesBeth Ah. Ya. A thousand times yes.

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Stunning masterwork.

The Sting @TheStingisBack

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Ray Harryhausen, the stop-motion genius who brought myths to life with his hands, was born on this day in 1920. This blink-and-you’ll-miss-it tribute ends with his crowning glory: the legendary skeleton swordfight from Jason and the Argonauts (1963). Absolute cinema sorcery 🔥

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Michael Olson @darklightprods

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He will always be Evil to me. I meant the Time Bandits character.

Evil Dead Ash (☥𝐃𝐁) @AshySlasheeDB

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David Warner, and unsung legend of cinema 🎥 (In Memory) Any fans or favourite roles?

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I didn’t think I’d watch The Pitt but I just nerdgasmed on episode 14.

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Love it

Monsters Of Rock® @MonstersOfRock

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🤘 On this day in 1986, Queensrÿche released Rage for Order.

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a week ago

Ya. It’s good.

cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic

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The original trailer for THE EXORCIST (1973) was so disturbing that many theaters reportedly refused to screen it. It sparked panic among audiences, helping it become one of the most controversial horror trailers ever released.

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@FreddyInSpace So good.

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Dead or Alive (1999) Takashi Miike

cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic

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Movies with opening scenes that get you pumped.

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Michael Olson @darklightprods

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@HwoodScrptReadr This is how I sometimes find the protagonist in the first draft. It’s not the creepy father, it’s the son of the creepy father.

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Michael Olson @darklightprods

2 weeks ago

I had the CD for years.

cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic

2 weeks ago

THE THING was released 44 years ago today. Ennio Morricone’s score was nominated for a Razzie. More than 30 years later, Quentin Tarantino reused unused cues from THE THING in THE HATEFUL EIGHT, helping Morricone win his first competitive Oscar.

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DepressedBergman @DannyDrinksWine

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Before the release of "The Thing" (1982), John Carpenter attended a market research screening of the movie. After one of those screenings, Carpenter got up and asked the audience their thoughts on the movie. One young girl stood up and asked, "Well what happened in the very end? Which one was the Thing, and which one was the good guy?” Carpenter replied, "Well, you have to use your imagination.” She said, “Oh, God. I hate that.” Carpenter then and there felt that the movie was dead in the water. When Carpenter was asked if the alternate ending would have made a difference, he said, "There was absolutely no difference in audience reaction between that and the one we had. So the problem was inherent—the film wasn’t heroic enough, it wasn’t the U.S. Hockey team beating the Russians. That’s what people wanted to see." ("John Carpenter on “The Thing”", Erik Bauer, Creative Screenwriting, 2014) P.S: On this day, 44 years ago, "The Thing" (1982) was released in the USA and Canada.