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  • No. I have two cameras on this entry (internal/external). the door itself is barely out of frame but anything even near the door gets recorded.

    I watched the footage twice and nothing happens. The cat doesn’t even stir. I think it’s officially haunted here.

  • Everything looks in order. It’s a bit of a mystery. I have myself on camera closing and locking the door.

  • It’s disconcerting to find the back sliding glass door open when you get home.

  • Pie in a butty 🤔 interesting.

  • Chip butty with a bit of gravy thanks.

  • I looked at it. It’s definitely a bit of an abnormal comment for r/DT. It seems like a bait comment because of the divisive nature of what the US and Israel are doing.

    Also, Reddit mods aren’t entirely trustworthy haha.

  • Yeah that’s a funny one but it’s actually problematic and mentally exhausting condition for her. We are lucky she can deal with it enough to lead a semi normal life so far.

  • hehe.

    We have one table between the kitchen and lounge so it works out well. MissGod takes her meals in her room because she has Misophonia.

  • I dine in the East Wing conservatory.💅

  • Thanks. It’s a film that will catch you off guard with its style.

  • Quick mostly spoiler free movie review:

    28 Years Later is really a family drama interspersed with terrifying fights for survival. Although there are some jump scares, It’s not so much a horror, but a thrilling and curious dreamlike adventure into the heart of darkness (with gorey bits of bone, flesh, and blood spattered about)

    The tone is medieval and fairytale like, reminiscent of the movie “Men”, (another Alex Garland project) or even David Lowery’s “The Green Night”.

    There is a folksy, cottage-core vibe here, interspersed with artistic camera flourishes and heart racing terror. Some very effective freeze-frame kill shot camera work add to memorable chase scenes. (Apparently quite a bit was shot on iPhone)

    Various classes of zombie inhabit this world from fat, hippo-like slow crawling worm eaters to muscular 10 foot tall alpha males. All of the infected are suitably terrifying and deliver the goods.

    The main actors played their parts dutifully with Ralph Fiennes being the most notable. He played a doctor and curious hermit covered in iodine. A kind and sympathetic man with the fortitude to live on his own, but, also deranged enough to spend years building a shrine to death itself.

    The soundtrack is really cool and is used effectively throughout. Written by Scottish progressive hip hop group, Young Fathers. It’s dreadfully creepy and sounds similar to The Haxan Cloak. I found myself playing in the car later in the day.

    I do have some issues with plot and storyline but won’t go into here, as not to spoil story.

    I brought MissGod with me and she rates it highly.

    8.5/10 skull monuments💀

  • I watched “The Surfer” last night. The plot was surprising and totally unexpected.

    I went in thinking it was going to be yet another tale of revenge. I didn’t anticipate a fever dream commentary on the Australian housing market.

    Nic Cage once again devours his roll in that batshit crazy style he has perfected over the years.

    Opinions will vary on this one. 3.5/5 flat whites

  • Rallying the fam to go see the new zombie movie. The young one is ride or die for anything horror related.

  • Might do fajitas for dinner. Such a quick and tasty meal.

  • Im currently participating the reincarnated Digg iOS alpha test pool. Another time suck

  • That’s awesome! Roof cat gang.