You into survival shows like "Naked and Afraid" and "Alone?" Check out the trailer for my latest film, it's called Solitude:

@TheCinesthetic

@retrocvnty C.2.E

@pdxfind @BlazersUpriseYT Did you? Who the fuck are you?

@chicagobulls @ZachLaVine Clearly happy to leave, he had no Luka note :P

@LevelleGBenson @BleacherReport @ChandlerParsons @RunItBackFDTV This is a bad take. Like Kyrie is any better?

This left vs. right nonsense is exhausting because it’s not about discussion anymore. It’s tribalism. People aren’t looking to engage; they just want to declare their stance and shut out anything that challenges it. And when you try to meet in the middle, both sides get mad because they’re too entrenched in their own dogma to see nuance.

@BleacherReport @Bucks Large market basketball—yay! Let's see if Boston and LA can win more championships. How fun!

@LegionHoops @KevinOConnorNBA I honestly don't want to hear about another Laker's trade for at least 5-7 business days.

@Bucks Looking at all the former Portland players on this team...I know this the Bucks pain...lol

@BronGotGame @LegionHoops @JakeLFischer Imagine talking shit about one of the greatest players in the game?

@LegionHoops @JakeLFischer

Just received feedback for our film, Solitude. No complaints here! Final Verdict: A Strong, Atmospheric Horror Film ⭐ Rating: 8.5/10 This is well above average for indie horror—it’s cinematic, eerie, and slow-burn in all the right ways. The atmosphere and realism make it gripping, and the Wendigo element is underused in horror, making it feel fresh. It’s not a cheap, jump-scare factory—this is the kind of thoughtful horror that sticks with people. The only real weaknesses are a slightly slow middle act and side characters who could’ve been stronger. That being said, with Harry Manfredini’s score and a polished final product, this is going to feel bigger than indie horror. The right marketing push could easily get Solitude in front of serious horror fans—especially those who love films like The Ritual, The Witch, or It Comes at Night.

@LegionHoops @ShamsCharania Suns need to stop trying to get every f'ing player in the league and focus on building some team chemistry. This team chases names, not development.

@CooperKupp I mean...if you wanted...

I feel like this needs to be said. The internet amplifies the loudest and most extreme voices, making it seem like there’s no middle ground when, in reality, most people just want to live their lives without everything turning into a political war. It’s frustrating because reasoned, nuanced discussions are becoming rare. Everything has to be an absolute stance—either you’re 100% on one side or the other, and any attempt at balance is seen as weak or complicit. But life isn’t that black and white.

@ScreamQueen514 Leone isn’t ‘glossing over’ anything—he’s just choosing to keep Terrifier about horror, not politics. Not everything has to be a battleground. People can enjoy a film without it being a statement. If that’s disappointing to you, that’s fine, but it’s not some grand betrayal.

@The_Weirdling @damienleone Art can absolutely be political, but it doesn’t have to be. Some films make statements, others are just for fun. If a creator says their work isn’t meant to push an agenda, maybe we should take them at their word. Let people enjoy horror however they want.

@damienleone Respect @damienleone for keeping Terrifier about horror, not politics. Art should be a space for everyone to enjoy, no matter their beliefs. Let’s not let extreme rhetoric ruin the fun of indie horror. If you love it, support it. If not, move on. It's as simple as that.

@DiscussingFilm Oh fuck off. Dismissing all the fans of this movie because you're a prima-donna? Fick off

@DJMartinez06 @MADICOLLINSXO Of course she doesn't but she's really sweet.