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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

🎵 A Sharpe a day helps you work, rest, and play 🎵

An image of Sean Bean as Richard Sharpe sitting outdoors on a wooden crate beside a stone wall. He wears a loose white shirt with an open collar, brown braces and dark trousers, holding a flintlock pistol across his lap. He’s faint smiling at the viewer.

Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

This week was… The Sharpener. Unable to track down Sharpe’s Challenge or Peril on streaming, I’ve now completed my re-watch/swooning. Loved every moment. Except Jane… I do not… love… Jane… *hiss* Onwards to Hornblower and a world of potential puns. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1997's Sharpe's Waterloo (I rated it 4.5/5), 1997's Sharpe's Justice (I rated it 3.5/5), 1997's Sharpe's Revenge (I rated it 4/5) and 1996's Sharpe's Mission (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

My favourite nerd triple threat continues: 1. Listen to podcast about a vintage film. 2. Watch the vintage film. 3. Acquired the vintage book. Bonus pic of the back of Four Sided Triangle because it’s truly glorious.

Front cover of a well loved paperback of Alternative 3 by Leslie Watkins, based on the television film by David Ambrose and Christopher Miles. It’s vivid blue and the title is an enormous red number 3 outlined in yellow. Text above the 3 says “LIFE ON EARTH IS DOOMED. THE SUPER-POWER GOVERNMENTS HAVE A PLAN TO PRESERVE A TINY NUCLEUS OF HUMAN SURVIVORS. IT IS TOP SECRET-AND TERRIFYING.” Underneath the 3 it says “THE HORRIFYING FULL STORY BEHIND THE EXPLOSIVE TV DOCUMENTARY.”

Front cover of a vintage 1951 Galaxy Science Fiction edition of William F. Temple’s Four Sided Triangle. It has a red cover featuring two identical portraits of a blonde woman arranged within geometric cream panels. Large black text gives the title and author, while a bookseller’s $10.40 price label partially covers the top left.

Back cover of the Four Sided Triangle book, showing an aged cream page headed “Pre-Publication Offer.” The advertisement promotes a subscription to Galaxy Science Fiction together with The Anthology of Galaxy Science Fiction, with a mail-order form for Galaxy Publishing Corp. at the bottom.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Today begins my ultimate comfort rewatch marathon: all of Sharpe and all of Hornblower. “It’ll be bugles, battles, and bags of glory. Stick with me, Richard. I’ll see you right.” “You’ll see me dead, sir.” “That’s my boy!”

Still from Sharpe, showing Richard Sharpe, played by Sean Bean, standing beside a field cannon on a battlefield. He wears the dark green uniform of a British rifleman and holds a sword, while ranks of red-coated British soldiers stand behind him.

Still from Hornblower, showing Horatio Hornblower, played by Ioan Gruffudd, seated among the rigging of a sailing ship. He wears a dark Royal Navy uniform with brass buttons and a high white collar, looking directly ahead with a calm, serious expression.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Lore (2023) was basically adult Are You Afraid Of The Dark? and I was so ok with that. The Ice Storm (1997) was utterly engrossing and very uncomfortable in places (deliberately so), but a wonderful plethora of baby-faced stars. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1970's The House That Would Not Die (I rated it 2.5/5), 2023's Lore (I rated it 3.5/5), 1945's Fog Island (I rated it 2/5) and 1997's The Ice Storm (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

William Castle got me hard with Homicidal (1961). Not with the twist, per se, but with Joan Marshall herself. Bloody hell, girl. Amazing. Having her take a bow for the audience at the end was so justified. Added a whole star just for her performance(s). #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1961's Homicidal (I rated it 3.5/5), 1972's She Waits (I rated it 2.5/5), 2011's Hollow (I rated it 3/5) and 1998's Final Cut (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

I’ve made another new friend. This time by the pond at work. I have named it Newtfriend, because I am highly original and witty. Please say hello to Newtfriend and enjoy imagining me crouched right down and looking like I’m taking close up pictures of the pavement. At work.

Close-up of a small, dark newt on the rough, grey gravel of a pavement that’s scattered with tiny pieces of bark and twigs. The newt has a blackish/dark grey body, short legs splayed out from its sides, a and long tapering tail. Its colouring helps it blend in very closely with the pavement below.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

My beef bibimbap wishes you a fantastic weekend ♥️ 🍳 ♥️

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Arrived yesterday ready for the weekend! 🥳

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

A surprise Karl Urban in Y2K peak vibes movie The Irrefutable Truth About Demons (2000) and a surprisingly involving thriller involving tennis with Islands (2025). The other two epitomise “mid”. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2015's Nightlight (I rated it 2.5/5), 2025's Islands (I rated it 4/5), 2000's The IrrefutableTruth About Demons (I rated it 3/5) and 1981's The Nesting (I rated it 2.5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Rather fitting that Kolchak achieves my 200th horror and 100th classic film of the year. Enjoyed The Night Strangler (1973) just as much as The Night Stalker (1972). Caught myself smiling ear to ear at one point. Time to buy the series, methinks.

Illustrated poster for The Night Strangler (1973), featuring a large, brooding portrait of Darren McGavin as Kolchak in his trademark straw hat and suit over the Seattle skyline with the Space Needle visible. In the foreground, a woman in a red belly-dancing costume holds small cymbals. Text reads “Darren McGavin – The Night Strangler” and “Directed by Dan Curtis.”

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

I was today years old when I first watched Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1972). I think I’ve found my next ‘70s tv show to obsess over.

Illustrated film poster for Kolchak: The Night Stalker (1972), showing Kolchak in his trademark straw hat and light-coloured suit holding a glowing white cross aloft. He is surrounded by an array of supernatural monsters, including snarling werewolves, a mummy, demonic creatures and goblin-like figures emerging from a dark, fiery background.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Last four not showing some of the actually good films I watched this week such as The Yellow Sea (2010), which had some of the best car chases I’ve ever seen. Instead, I present mostly mid-tier horror. Happy Friday! #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2013’s Another Kind (I rated it 4/5), 1970's The Vampire Lovers (I rated it 2.5/5), 2025's The Last Cabin (I rated it 3.5/5) and 2026's Doc_05 (I rated it 2.5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Finally watching Madhouse (1974). 90mins of Vincent Price parodying himself, a sprinkling of Peter Cushing, madcap deaths that rival Dr Phibes, a barmy spider lady, and Michael Parkinson. Cloaks, candelabra, soliloquising, and everything on fire. Joy! Plus I feel smart because I figured it out 🤣

Still from the 1974 horror film Madhouse, showing Vincent Price on the left and Peter Cushing on the right, both dressed in formal black evening wear and theatrical horror makeup. Price wears a black cape and dark, skull-like facial makeup, while Cushing has vampire-like pale skin, slicked-back grey hair and fake blood around his mouth. Red curtains, plants and a large glowing lamp fill the background.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

Kiss Of The Vampire (1963) took the decadence of Hammer gothic and really did something different. The idea of vampires almost being frightened cult members who gaslight families of new members/victims, rather than just killing them, was refreshingly subversive. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2023’s Transmission (I rated it 2.5/5), 1987's The
Evil Dead 2 (I rated it 4/5), 1963's The Kiss Of The Vampire (I rated it 4/5) and 1976’s Logan’s Run (I rated it 4.5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Honestly, this was a spectacular weekend for film watching and I think I dreamed in Nigel Kneale last night.

Screenshot of a Letterboxd diary for August 2026, showing films watched on 21–23 August. Entries include The Quatermass Conclusion (3½ stars), Quatermass and the Pit (5 stars), Quatermass 2 (3½ stars), The Quatermass Xperiment (4 stars), The Red Box Project (3½ stars), The Drama (5 stars), Alternative 3 (5 stars, logged twice), and Tinsman Road (4 stars). All entries are marked as liked with an orange heart.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

After a Sunday Quatermass marathon, my new head canon is that Prof. Quatermass went on to found Doomwatch.

Screen capture of Andrew Kier as Professort Bernard Quatermass from the film Quatermass and the Pit. It’s a close-up of a serious-looking older Quatermass with greying hair and a beard examining a dark, horned or spiked object through a handheld magnifying glass.

Screen capture of a scene from the Doomwatch tv show. Three men (John Paul as Dr Quist, Joby Blanchard as Colin Bradley and Simon Oates as Dr Ridge) gather around scientific equipment in a laboratory. Quist leans over a seated Dr Bradley who’s in a white lab coat, while Dr Ridge, in a brown suit, watches from behind as they have a discussion over scientific equipment including a microscope.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

Presence (2024) was such a wonderful classic ghost story and being pov of the ghost was fab. Can understand why it wasn’t for everyone, but a shame it didn’t get talked about more. Also had no idea it’s a Steven Soderbergh, so that was a nice surprise. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2024's Presence (I rated it 4.5/5), 1989's The ‘Burbs (I rated it 3.5/5), 2026's Return To Silent Hill (I rated it 1.5/5) and 1974's Craze (I rated it 2.5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Some days are only made ok by drinking unicorn Frappuccinos with the child. Campaign to create a Bigfoot version. 🦄 🫈

Close-up of a Starbucks unicorn Frappuccino drink in a clear plastic cup, swirled in blue and pink and topped with whipped cream dusted with blue sprinkles. A second matching drink sits blurred in the sunlit background.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

Another lovely colour scheme for the last four. But also a great mix of blockbuster, indie, and classic. No need to recommend The Odyssey (2026) so I’ll recommend Loner (2025); a British folk horror that really lingers and brings new meaning to a bag for life. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2026's The Odyssey (I rated it 5/5), 2025's Loner (I rated it 5/5), 1968's Corruption (I rated it 3.5/5) and 2025's Loner (I rated it 5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Please enjoy the single greatest (worst) video clip of a partial solar eclipse you’ll ever see. You’re very welcome.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 08/08/2026

Four hour walk with A Head Full Of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay enjoying the beautiful colours of the drought.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

Lady Gaga’s dressing room scene in The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026) was absolute gold. The most recent watch also kicked off my Horror Dadz produced found footage marathon. Both of these things make me very happy #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2026's Primal Darkness (I rated it 3/5), 2022's Reportage November (I rated it 3.5/5), 1978's Jaws 2 (I rated it 2/5) and 2026's The Devil Wears Prada 2 (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

Found another new friend while out for walk. Shame I’m impossibly crap at capturing beautiful things on camera as well as my eyeballs can see them

A red admiral butterfly rests on a pale stone in bright sunlight with its wings held upright. Its wings have bold orange-red bands and white spots against dark brown and black, with some wear visible along the wing edges. It casts a shadow to the left across the stone almost in the traditional shape of a butterfly with outstretched wings.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

Can you guess which ones are my early evening watches vs my nighttime watches? 🧐 #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2024’s The House On Mansfield Street: Evil Next Door (I rated it 3/5), 1957’s Carry On Admiral (I rated it 3/5), 2023's 13 Sherwood Avenue (I rated it 2.5/5) and 1959’s The Mummy (I rated it 3.5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

Hammer’s Moon Zero Two (1969): the most impossible to rate film I’ve ever encountered. Looks like a Gerry Anderson, 60’s Batman score, Roy Ward Baker and Michael Carreras thriller. Really reminds me of Andy Weir’s Artemis. I don’t know if that’s a good thing? Also Bernard Bresslaw and Moonopoly?

Theatrical poster for Moon Zero Two (1969). The design is warm orange and brown tones, depicting a rugged lunar landscape with Earth rising over the horizon. Two astronauts stand beside a damaged spacecraft in the foreground, while another astronaut and a cylindrical vehicle appear on a distant ridge. Large block lettering at the top reads “MOON ZERO TWO,” with the tagline, “The first moon ‘western’…” centred across the image. The cast and production credits run along the bottom, identifying it as a Hammer Film Production.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

Found a friend while out finishing off Starve Acre. Not quite the same spirit, but I think I’ll name it Jack nonetheless.

A wild rabbit mid-hop across a patch of dry grass near a woodland path. One front paw is raised mid-step, its ears are upright, and it’s eyeing the viewer with the one eye that’s in shot.

A wild rabbit sits alert on dry, sunlit grass at the edge of a woodland path. The rabbit faces left with its ears upright, its brown-grey fur blending into the parched grass, while the shaded forest forms a dark backdrop behind it.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

A Fire In The Sky (1978) had no right to be as good as it was. An ending reminiscent of T2’s Judgement Day and that wonderful dark, smart, “science is scary” feeling only 70s movies deliver. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1978’s A Fire In The Sky (I rated it 4/5), 2019’s The Investigation: A Haunting In Sherwood (I rated it 3/5), 1961’s The Devil At 4 O’Clock (I rated it 4/5), and 2016’s The Lost City Of Z (I rated it 5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 17/07/2026

What do I do with my evenings now I’ve finished re-watching all the Star Trek movies? If only I enjoyed Star Wars. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2016’s Star Trek: Beyond (I rated it 5/5), 2025’s The Woman In The Yard (I rated it 3/5), 1974’s Penda’s Feb (I rated it 4.5/5), and 2013’s Star Trek: Into Darkness (I rated it 5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 11/07/2026

Divine weather for a 12 mile walk. Please enjoy the pretty wild friends I encountered along the way.

Close-up of three brown butterflies resting on a cluster of bright yellow ragwort, in sunlit long grass. Several small insects are also visible among the blossoms, with tall grasses blurred in the background.

A narrow dirt path winds through a leafy woodland with a striking, leaning tree whose trunk is wrapped in thick, twisting vines.

A patch of vivid pink and purple sweet peas growing among long grasses and green foliage.

A cluster of bright red poppies blooming in the sun. The flowers stand out against green stems and grasses, with several buds and open blooms scattered throughout.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

A hill I will die on: Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) is a great film and The Scimitar is the best ship in Stat Trek. Fight me.

A still from Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) showing the USS Enterprise-E facing the Reman ship, The Scimitar. The Scimitar is an enormous black and very dark green vessel with a winged or spider-like design and long, jagged protrusions extending outward from its central body. The Enterprise appears tiny in comparison, illuminated by blue engine nacelles as it approaches The Scimitar against a backdrop of green nebula clouds and stars.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

4/5 for part V. I love it. Rewatching them all in order and so close together really made me realise that I love the OG movies so much more than I even thought. I’ve been smiling so much

Letterboxd diary page for July 2026 showing a list of recently watched films:

* July 5: Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989), rated 4 stars, liked and marked as a rewatch.
* July 4: Mother Mary (2026), rated 4½ stars and liked.
* July 4: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986), rated 5 stars, liked and marked as a rewatch.
* July 3: Obsession (2025), rated 5 stars and liked.
* July 3: Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984), rated 4 stars, liked and marked as a rewatch.
* July 3: Ah! My Goddess: The Movie (2000), rated 4 stars, liked and marked as a rewatch.
* July 2: Maniac (1963), rated 3½ stars, liked and marked as a rewatch.
* July 2: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982), rated 5 stars, liked and marked as a rewatch.
* July 1: Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), rated 4 stars, liked and marked as a rewatch.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

My continuing mission… 🚀 Honestly, rewatching all Star Trek movies is the best idea I’ve had in ages. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1998’s Star Trek: Insurrection (I rated it 3.5/5), 1996’s Star Trek: First Contact (I rated it 4/5), 1994’s Star Trek: Generations (I rated it 3.5/5), and 1991’s Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (I rated it 5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 03/07/2026

Eclectic rewatches for the last four. After last week’s Indiana Jones theme for my post-dinner film slot, I have embarked on re-watching all Star Trek movies. God I love Star Trek so much. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2000’s Ah! my Goddess The Movie (I rated it 4/5), 1963’s Maniac (I rated it 3.5/5), 1982’s Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan (I rated it 5/5), and 1979’s Star Trek: The Motion Picture (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

A week featuring an Indiana Jones marathon that simply made me happy. In a theme-adjacent watch, A Dark Song (2016) was an absolute aces occult movie I’d never heard of until it was featured on @dark-talk.uk. Bloody brilliant recommendation that I’m passing on! #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

my Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2016’s War Dogs (I rated it 4/5), 2016’s A Dark Song (I rated it 4.5/5), 2013’s The Wolf Of Wall Street (I rated it 5/5), and 2008’s Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 19/06/2026

Deliverance (1972) was my Sunday afternoon comfort movie. Make of that what you will…! #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2000’s The Cell (I rated it 4/5), 1972’s Deliverance (I rated it 4/5), 2026’s Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (I rated it 3/5), and 1964’s Nightmare (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 12/06/2026

Not a commentary on my feelings on the news, but I found this conceptualisation of wealth from a Sky News article incredibly useful. Linky: news.sky.com/story/spacex...

Screenshot of a Sky News article explaining the scale of a trillion. The text states that one million seconds equals 11.5 days, one billion seconds equals more than 31 years, and one trillion seconds equals 31,689 years. It also notes that one trillion US dollars is approximately £745.6 billion. The final paragraph quotes Oxfam calling the figure “a dark day for global democracy,” and states that Elon Musk is richer than 3.8 billion people combined.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 12/06/2026

Whelmed by three of the last four, particularly Blue Blood (1973) and Psycho (1998). That being said, Colors Of Evil: Black (2026) was both highly enjoyable and lovely to look at. If cosy crime and Scandi drama had a baby, it would be Colors Of Evil. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2026’s Colors Of Evil: Black (I rated it 4/5), 1973’s Blue Blood (I rated it 2/5), 1998’s Psychi (I rated it 3/5), and 2025’s Destroy This Tape (I rated it 2/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

Put on The Manster/The Split (1959) thinking it would be a film I could brainlessly half ignore. But what a ride! Featuring a geisha party, Japanese bath house, Buddhist temple, two headed monster lobbing rocks at policemen, and an erupting volcano denouement. So, so much fun!

Vintage horror movie poster for The Manster (1959) featuring a grotesque two-headed man raising a knife, a terrified blonde woman lying in the foreground, and a looming shadowy monster silhouette in the background. A large ghostly face stares from the left side of the poster. Bold text reads: “See the two-headed killer creature!” and “The Manster: Half Man, Half Monster.”

Japanese poster for The Manster (The Split) (1959) showing a distressed two-headed man gripping a woman from behind while another woman in a kimono crouches in fear below. In the background is an erupting volcano and a man in a blue suit with a pistol in front of laboratory equipment. Large red Japanese characters run vertically along the right side.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 05/06/2026

Bloody brilliant film week. Ten films all 3.5/5 or higher. All About Eve (1950) may be one of my favourite films ever. Big thanks to @househammerpod.bsky.social for inspiring the viewings of All About Eve and The Anniversary ♥️ #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1968’s The Anniversary (I rated it 4/5), 1950’s All About Eve (I rated it 5/5), 2018’s Burning (I rated it 5/5), and 1977’s Shock Waves (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

Two films with soundtracks that go far harder than they need to and that’s an utter blessing, and two films where silence sets the mood. I am a happy end-of-week bunny. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2026’s Distort 2: The Dead Among The Trees (I rated it 3.5/5), 1975’s Deep Red (I rated it 4/5), 2000’s Gone In 60 Seconds (I rated it 4/5), and 2025’s Distort (I rated it 3.5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 22/05/2026

Yes, I watched Spinal Tap II (2025) and enjoyed it so much I followed it up with a rewatch of This Is Spinal Tap (1984). Felt like a spiritual cleansing after whatever the f**k Honey Don’t (2025) was… #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1984’s This Is Spinal Tap (I rated it 5/5), 2025’s This Is Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues (I rated it 4/5), 2025’s Honey Don’t (I rated it 2/5), and 1998’s The Quiet Family (I rated it 3.5/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 15/05/2026

Session 9 (2001) is the perfect example of needing to watch a film rather than half watch while fiddling about on my phone. I missed so much the first time around and knew I should’ve given it my full attention. It deserved it, really great mystery horror. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2012’s Sightseers (I rated it 3.5/5), 2001’s Session 9 (I rated it 4/5), 2010’s Devil (I rated it 4/5), and (again) 2001’s Session 9 (I rated it 4/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 10/05/2026

Hubby and I hit the food trucks at the food festival this weekend. I am a happy lump. I didn’t eat this all by myself by the way! #foodsky

Close-up of loaded mac and cheese topped with crispy fried chicken pieces in a waffle cone with barbecue sauce, melted cheese, and chopped chives, served in crinkled foil packaging.

Pan-fried dumplings in a white takeaway tray, garnished with chopped spring onions, fresh coriander, and sliced red chilli peppers.

Steamed bao bun filled with shredded duck meat, cucumber slices, radish, cabbage, spring onions, sesame seeds, and spicy sauce inside a white takeaway container.

Rice bowl topped with crispy fried chicken pieces coated in glossy reddish-brown sauce, sprinkled with black and white sesame seeds and sliced green onions.

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 08/05/2026

I am a late teen in my goth era. I am definitely hardcore because I read books about serial killers. I am also going to marry Stephen Dorff. FearDotCom (2002) is the pinnacle of horror to me. 20+ years later, that teen is still my spirit animal and, help me, I’m enjoying this movie all over again

Close-up of a man (Stephen Dorff) with short dark hair and light stubble staring intensely at something off-screen, his face illuminated by the cool blue glow of a nearby monitor against a dark background. It is a screenshot from the film FearDotCom (2002).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 08/05/2026

⭐️ Salaryman (2021) made me appreciate my office job. ⭐️ Sylvia Sidney via Death At Love House (1976) was an -astounding- beauty. ⭐️ Something In The Dirt (2022) is still one of my fav films ever. ⭐️ I should’ve liked When Eight Bells Toll (1971) way more than I did. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 2021’s Salaryman (I rated it 4/5), 1976’s Death At Love House (I rated it 3/5), 2022’s Something In The Dirt (I rated it 5/5), and 1971’s When Eight Bells Toll (I rated it 3/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 01/05/2026

Dolores Claiborne (1995) is the most “Stephen King” Stephen King adaption I’ve ever seen. Quite possibly the best. Not my favourite as it’s so heavy, and I have intense warm and fuzzies for The Stand 90s mini-series, but it was incredible. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1977s Cathy’s Curse (I rated it 2/5), 1995’s Dolores Claiborne (I rated it 4.5/5), 1987’s The Outing (I rated it 3/5), and 2025’s Of The Woodland (I rated it 3/5).

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Tricksy Treaty Tri @tehtri.bsky.social · 24/04/2026

If any film can spark joy it’s The Midnight Hour (1985). It’s shit. But in the very best way. LeVar Burton. A full cast musical number. In a horror. A smash up between a Hallmark Halloween movie and Hocus Pocus, I loved it wholeheartedly. #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday

My Letterboxd recent activity, showing the last four films I watched: 1995s The Langoliers (I rated it 3.5/5), 1985’s The Midnight Hour (I rated it 5/5), 2024’s Viral / The Campana Factory Tapes (I rated it 3.5/5), and 2025’s Bugonia (I rated it 4.5/5).

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