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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Lucerys: The Final Chapter?
'The killer's still out there.'
Sidney Prescott
In most horror movies, the final girl is the last one standing. The character who kills, or we who we think kills the killer, and is left to tell the story. One of the best recent examples of the last one standing is Sidney Prescott from the Scream franchise. Sidney appeared in 6 of the 7 Scream films, killing 4 of the 6 Ghostface killers either alone, or with a little assistance.
This post sadly also mark's an end, a final chapter and the last of Lucerys. Don't worry, Lucerys, (Luke G) is just fine, living his best life and still shooting, modeling and creating. Last year however, Lucerys knew he had to focus on his other career and stepped back from the busy schedule of trying to maintain an active OnlyFans and produce new weekly content for his viewers and fans.
I totally understood why, but was extremely sad to see Lucerys take a step back. Over the last few years, he has created dozens of original shoots for the site, and captured some of my all time favorite visuals. As an artist, much lke those 'final girls' Lucerys was fearless. If you've followed his work, you know most of Lucerys self-portraits were taken outside, many on crisp fall days, (like this series) and on freezing winter afternoons.
If you flip through previous pieces featuring his work, (HERE & HERE: ) you know it wasn't unusual to see Lucerys frolicking through fields, lying naked on a bed of Autumn leaves or sitting with bare butt and body into a snow drift. Lucerys visuals were both stunning and unique and I'll miss seeing the incredible work he created.
Last year, before putting slowing down, Lucerys did several original shoots for me to use in 2026. This Ghostface themed shoot, is the last one. Although I still have images I haven't yet posted, this is the last full shoot. I do hope that maybe, much like every time a final girls kills the big baddie, Lucerys might rise again. Horror movies always have 'final chapter's only to see the big baddie rise again for another sequel. Fingers crossed!
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The Devil You Know... 😈
Timothy by New Manhattan Studios
When it comes to big baddies, there's one that's hotter than them all... Over the years, I featured a lot of Devil related films, as well as many hot, horny little Devils. Devils on screen, and Devils created by artists, photographers and models. When it comes to on-screen devils however, one of the most famous films on the subject is the 1973 horror film The Exorcist.
I only really watched the film in full once, this past weekend a research for this post. I'd seen bits and pieces before, when it aired on TCM, but never the entire film. As I said, I still get a little frightened watching certain films, especially when it comes to Satan and hell.
I've featured actor Max Von Sydow before, after watching The Night Visitor. (HERE:) I hadn't however, featured the hot priest, Father Damien, played by actor Jason Miller. In addition to acting, Miller was also a director and playwright. In 1973, in addition to starring in The Exorcist, Miller won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play for his play That Championship Season. Some of you may know Miller was also the father of actor, and FH regular, Jason Patric.
Miller was great as Damien, strong, sexy and incredibly tortured. One of my favorite scenes from the film didn't include Damien however, it was a short scene of Ellen Burstyn walking home from work. It's a Halloween, and I'm guessing late afternoon, with children in costumes running home from school. The music, the flowing robes on the nuns set the tone for what's to come.
The Exorcist marked Miller's big screen debut and after watching the film, I wondered if he'd ever done a nude scene. I almost came up empty, until checking out xyzpdq's Scenes of Male Skin. There, I found two clips from Miller in the 1977 thriller A Dog Called... Vengeance. In addition to a short butt scene, there was also a six minute scene with Miller's character fighting off a rabid dog. He did this of course, entirely naked.
A political prisoner in a South American dictatorship escapes and is pursued throughout the country by a bloodthirsty dog.
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