It’s amazing what growing a beard, growing up, changing your style and leaving a cult can do for you! (2011 vs 2020)4yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/blunderyears
Found on an r/conservative thread talking about how police failed the Uvalde kids and families, probably right before throwaway gets banned2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/SelfAwarewolves
Every time I see this I get a good chuckle. BioWare knew exactly what they were doing and they nailed it lmao1yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/masseffect
It’s always stuck in my head. Might qualify as Stockholm syndrome at this point2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/Ghostbc
Did y’all know about this? A US radio version of Wicker Man with a completely different chorus2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/ironmaiden
Just shared Apostasy to my movie group. If you haven’t seen it yet, I recommend it! Very accurate depiction of life as a witness3yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/exjw
Possession (1981). Truly unsettling and suspenseful. A man suspects his wife of cheating. As he investigates, darker secrets and dark powers emerge from the web of lies.2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/CultCinema
Saw someone share an old convention photo, thought I’d do the same. This is probably 1999, my mom bringing three kids to the assembly3yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/exjw
Any exjw’s seen this movie? It’s a brilliant on-the-nose depiction of restrictive society being like a prison, and waking up from that society. If movies could win ex-cult awards, this should be one of them2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/exjw
[WW] I can’t believe it! I finished the labyrinth with three hearts, and without using any fairies or potions!2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/zelda
Pleasantville (1998). A profound must watch. A brother and sister find themselves transported to the world of Pleasantville, a black and white 50’s style tv show. One of my new favorites. What did you think?2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/CultCinema
Enter the Void (2009), a strange movie about drugs and the afterlife. Well done, cinematically, can be quite disturbing at times2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/CultCinema
The Greasy Strangler (2016). Grotesque, surreal, uncomfortable, and unforgettable2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/CultCinema
After probably 10 listens, I’m finally getting an idea of where Senjutsu might land in the discography.2yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/ironmaiden
Wizards (1977). A cartoon fantasy epic in a post apocalyptic world. Also there’s Nazi’s3yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/CultCinema
Being There (1979). A simple farmer gets mistaken for a genius when his gardening advice gets mistaken for a metaphor. He gets thrown into the world of politics where everyone is relieved at his relaxed approach.3yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/CultCinema
Apostasy (2017). A heart wrenching depiction of life as a Jehovah’s Witness. When a girl in a devout family begins to question their beliefs, she learns how conditional their love was3yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/strangemovies
An article written by Jehovah’s Witnesses in 1969 on why young people don’t need to find careers because the world will end3yr ⋅ excusetheblood ⋅ r/agedlikemilk
