A Fox in Heat

 We finished our list of 1975 horror, and we were pretty impressed! Not quite as good as 1974, but still pretty good. And heads up, we will be watching Rocky Horror, but we're going to a shadow cast performance of it in a couple weeks. There will be a review again of it and some other 1970s films we'll be watching retroactively. But for now, here's what we watched in the list! ^^ As usual, our faves are at the end. Shivers: This Cronenberg film was our first in the marathon! I appreciated it was a film about sexual disease, even if it's a bit conservative / slut shamey. It was a very cynical film, and it had some definite moments of unrealisticness. But the creature design was fun, and it was pretty entertaining! I can see the appeal of Cronenberg already! Giant Spider Invasion. Oh boy. This was a treat. Sin was so nervous going into this because of his fear of spiders. But the creature design here is soooo bad. It's a la 50s giant monster horror, and it's so la...

 Well, we just finished 1974. Easily it had some of the best horror films we've seen so far. It's like people suddenly realized how to make fucking amazing horror films, and it became popular to do so! So, I'm hella excited to share what we watched this time around as well as our favorites. Young Frankenstein: My first time seeing the movie as an adult made a difference. I enjoyed the humor a lot more. I think when I first saw it, I assumed it was "another b&w film of the far-off past," not realizing the homage/parody aspects of it. But yeah, great film. Especially if you've seen the musical, too! Abby: The Blaxploitation version of The Exorcist. Was MUCH better than Exorcist though lol. The possessed person was an adult, and it made it actually a lot creepier. The violence felt more real, and the threat felt more menacing. I do recommend it! Demoniacs: This was a French film. Rape and revenge style. But it was so surrealist, so it really just felt like an...

 Last week, we finished watching our list of 1973 horror films. Surprisingly, they seemed to focus a lot on mental disability. Predictably, they were a bit ableist. But not all of them! And some were actually entertaining. So here's our review of what we watched in 1973. The Exorcist: Easily the most overrated horror film of all time. I got so bored watching this. Even the famous vulgar scenes are so short and censored, I don't get why it had any hype whatsoever. Can't believe I've been lied to for like twenty years about this film. It was mostly just super boring. Regan barely is even on screen. The Wicker Man: I actually loved this! It was easily Christopher Lee's best film role so far, and the plot actually surprised me! I had no idea it was going to go the direction that it did. I'd watch it again. Blackenstein: Well...they did a lot right. I appreciated the use of old horror movie music and old horror movie props...but the plot was just bad. And the special...

 When we do date night, it usually has a movie...some good food...and some good sex. This night was no exception! And we did our usual furry art game for your viewing pleasure! The first pose , by Icelyon, had us just cuddling in bed together. Yus. I sleeps now. The next one was a multi- image from Tsaiwolf that had me servicing Sin's ass a good bit. All about that ass~ The next one, a piece by Anixis, kept me rimming but was just from a different angle. Goober. Next, a pic from Wildering had me licking Sin in other places ;) Mlem~ A pic from Meesh had me sucking him off more fully. Tasty as ever~ A pic from JWolfsky got us doing some footplay, too. Gave his dick a little break. ;) Huffs~ Ironically, the next pic was another from JWolfsky. But this time, Sin got to fuck me while holding his musky underwear over my face. Double huffs~ Next, almost done, we fucked with a pic from Aennor in mind, where I was in chastity and bondage. Always so mean to me!!! Next, a pic from Ransom had ...

Phew, we just finished 1972's major horror films. Below, I'll put the list and general reviews, but I'll keep Sin's and my faves for the very end! Ben: I was nervous about this sequel to Willard. The original was so good! I was scared what would happen now that Willard was gone. But Ben definitely held up as a great film both on its own and as a sequel. Loved it. Blacula: We actually saw this film last year, but it stays a great film. I've taught this film in a university setting, and it's interesting seeing the different layers of race studies here. Easily one of the better Dracula films by this time too. Frogs: Eh...not really worth the watch. Some decent eco-horror, but definitely not a must-see. The Rats Are Coming! The Werewolves Are Here!: Despite the crazy title, a pretty mediocre film. Not even worth watching as a great "bad" film. The Blood-Spattered Bride: This one got more and more fucked up as we watched it. The ending was just so violent a...

 So, sorry for the delayed sex games post! We had a helluva fun time this past Halloween. It was our first October spent together, and we had a good time. We created a folder of fourteen Halloween-themed furry art pieces, and we sought to replicate them, as is our usual game! I'll link the art pieces and post the pictures, so give em a look through and let us know what your favorites were! The first one, I believe, was from Dream and Nightmare . For this one, we used a rubber band, a tissue, and a black marker. Of course, Sin's pre leaked through the tissue haha. Booo! Next, a piece by MyTigerTail had me lifting pumpkin weights...with my dick!     Look how much candy is in that fucking thing! It was so heavy! The next pic by K-Ho had Sin facefucking me in the doorway, while holding a bowl of candy! I just wanted a sweet! Next was an art piece by Compass having me suck Sin off elsewhere...in a graveyard! Spooky! BruteandBrawn was the next piece , so we had to get Sin a pl...

Finished 1971! Film is really starting to get more entertaining, even as it increasingly gets campier. So here are the films we watched for this year. Blood and Lace: A major inspiration for Halloween, this film had PERFECT twists, and I'd recommend this to anyone into fucked-up, convoluted stories. Requiem for a Vampire: A cheesy erotic vampire film, but not really worth the watch even as a bad film. Dracula vs. Frankenstein: For a versus movie, it was all right. The vampire look is increasingly getting queer, so that's fun. The plot was all right except for the middle. The House that Dripped Blood: This was a cheesy little anthology film. Had a couple really good supernatural pieces, especially about a demon child! Despite the title, it's not really a haunted house film. Lust for a Vampire: The second of the Karnstein films. I actually really enjoyed this. It's such a fun trilogy, and I enjoyed the school setting of this film. It was just all around enjoyable. Twins...