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Frybreadqueen @frybreadqueen.bsky.social · 06/11/2025

Next week! I will be streaming everyday to help fundaise for our Western Alaskan Relatives with First Alaskan Institute ❤️ Not to long ago, a destructive typhoon impacted our Relatives, sweep away their homes, killing one and injured many others. Please come by to donate, spread the word! #NAHM

Milestone incentives for fundraising campaign

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kevin @whatupkevin.bsky.social · 01/11/2025

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT FOR NATIVES WHO LOVE HORROR FROM MYSELF AND @grimnative.bsky.social shouts to the amazing @johnniejae.bsky.social for trusting me with this and I'm excited to see the community we can build and things we can create!

I'm honored to share on the best day of the year that I'll be taking over Grím Native from Johnnie Jae, aka the OG of Indigenous horror. Johnnie has built an incredible platform and community that celebrates Indigenous storytelling, creativity, and resilience with our scary stories and our perspective on horror in generàl pop culture.

I'm deeply grateful for the groundwork she's laid and excited to carry that legacy forwardthe main thrust of what we will be doing is building a space for indigenous horror and indigenous people who love horror at the center.

Here's to the next chapter of Grim Native. I can't wait to share some new projects on the way!

-Kevin Chuculate

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Strange Horizons @strangehorizons.bsky.social · 27/09/2023

"Decolonizing Science Fiction And Imagining Futures: An Indigenous Futurisms Roundtable" by Rebecca Roanhorse, Elizabeth LaPensee, Johnnie Jae, Darcie Little Badger, article, 30 January 2017 strangehorizons.com/non-fiction/...

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Grim Native @grimnative.bsky.social · 20/11/2024

🎬 Catch the Thrill! The Inherited, a supernatural thriller filmed in beautiful Kāneʻohe, Hawai'i, is hitting the big screen at the iconic TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood! 📅 Date: Friday, November 22nd 🕢 Time: 7:30 PM 🎟 Tickets: Available now at laskinsfest.com

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Shane Hawk @shanehawk.com · 30/10/2024

Honowuhi (feeling happy) this morning now that my heeneti3etiiw (conversation with) @djledford.bsky.social has gone live on most podcast platforms! We talked shop, horror, and Never Whistle at Night as she is currently the guest host for Authors on the Air. It was great howoo3i (fun)! Links below! 👇

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Grim Native @grimnative.bsky.social · 31/10/2024

Everyone's entitled to one good scare, but why settle for one when you can have 24 when you play Indigi-Horror Book bingo! How many of these Native Horror books have you read? Let us know down in the replies and tag a friend to see how many they've read! #nativehorror #indigisky #indigihorror

A bingo card featuring Indigenous Horror books on a orange background with creepy halloween trees, bird, and pumpkin silhouettes. Books listed:
Green Fuse Burning
Bad Cree
The Hatak Witches
Crota
Man Made Monsters
And Then She Fell
Harvest House
Never Whistle At Night
Indian Burial Ground
Elatsoe
Coyote Rage
The Only Good Indians
Moon of the Crusted Snow
Empire of the Wild
Those Who Run in the Sky
The Other Ones
Midnight Storm Moonless Sky
The Night Wanderer
God Isn't Here Today
Taaqtumi
Welcome to Your Authentic Indian Experience
White Horse
A Perfect Likeness
Buffalo is the New Buffalo

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Shane Hawk @shanehawk.com · 23/10/2024

Update: People are still loving our lil book of dark tales as it appears on the Indie Bestsellers List for the 56th week in a row. Thank you to the wonderful booksellers at all the indie bookstores across “America.” #13 National #14 Midwest #5 Mountains & Plains #5 PNW #Indigenous #books

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

10. MIRROR MAN A haunting, heart-wrenching movie from Ginew Benton that gives a glimpse into the horrors of the residential boarding school era and how recent discoveries of mass graves still impact and haunt Indigenous communities in the present. youtu.be/u_H8RzSRM9Y

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MIRROR MAN [Award Winning Native American Short Horror Film] 2021

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

9. TRAP DOOR IN THE SUN Trap Door in the Sun is very cerebral and doesn’t relent in its quest to make you acknowledge the violent nature of colonization and the impact that it continues to have on Native communities. vimeo.com/laserpigeonp...

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Trap Door In The Sun - Trailer

A horror film about colonization. Following are our indigenous team members: Co-writer / consulting producer: Todd Jacobs (Tuscarora, Haliwa-Saponi, Lumbee) Lead…

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

8. CORNHUSK Nothing creeps me out more or has me on the verge of fearful tears than haunted dolls and creepy nuns. Cornhusk just happens to combine the two and will have you sleeping with the light on for nights to follow. vimeo.com/276670580

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Cornhusk Trailer2018

This is "Cornhusk Trailer2018" by Jaiden Mitchell on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

7. THESE WALLS These Walls is really difficult to watch because it is a reminder that the real-life horrors that exist within our histories are more terrifying the horrors we can imagine, especially when they still have a powerful impact on our present day realities. youtu.be/vBvxToab8Ig

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These Walls

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

6. PREY Prey. I don’t even know where to begin with describing how incredibly important this film is, not just because it revitalized the Predator franchise, but in terms of the Native representation. youtu.be/wZ7LytagKlc

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Prey | Official Trailer | Hulu

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

5. VIOLET It is a terrifying look at how the scars of yesterday’s injustices and violence bleed into our present and future. youtu.be/qYOixh-xEGU

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Violet

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

4. BLOOD QUANTUM Not the typical zombie flick that questions how survivors stay alive with their humanity intact, but questions the complexity of Indigenous identities and Blood Quantum in a world where only Indigenous people are immune. youtu.be/TkG9Mfi6x_w

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Blood Quantum - Official Trailer

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

3. THE SMUDGING The Smudging is one of my favorite Native horror flicks because it is set in an actual Native Community Center that is purported to be haunted and the crew did catch an unexplained entity while shooting the film. youtu.be/fd71SaeNvKI

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THE SMUDGING 2016 Official Trailer

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

2. CROSSERS “You’re Native American. A story from your tribe is featured on a reality ghost chasing show amid controversy. You know you shouldn’t support it, but you decide to tune in anyways.” youtu.be/A3VCz8KgUXE

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Crossers 2019 Trailer

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

1. SLASH/Back If you loved 2011’s Attack the Block, you’re going to love Slash/Back. youtu.be/uBiwpeqcidU

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SLASH/BACK Official Trailer (2022) Sci-Fi, Horror Movie HD

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Johnnie Jae @johnniejae.bsky.social · 19/10/2024

Sacred Scares: 10 Indigenous Horror Films To Unsettle the Soul From eerie folklore to contemporary nightmares, these must-watch movies provide a haunting glimpse into Indigenous perspectives on fear and the supernatural. www.grimnative.com/sacred-scare... #horrorsky #horror #native #grimnative

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Sacred Scares: 10 Must See Indigenous Horror Films - Grim Native

From eerie folklore to contemporary nightmares, these must-watch movies provide a haunting glimpse into Indigenous perspectives on fear and the supernatural.

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