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Thanks for giving me a glorious GoT death
This was over the top fun! Mandle with this I will call you from now on

ENTERTAINMANDLE!!!

Congratulations Snarky. Your mind reading skills are mind blowing.

Happy Halloween everybody!

Whatcha going to/did you watch tonight? We are starting Insidious 3 in a few minutes.

Seventh Floor?

Uh Yeah! Promotion to main character! AWESOME. But wait... My movie script ends on a certain page...

My answers are:

Spoiler

(1) Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
(2) Evil Dead 2.
(3) The Hills Have Eyes.
(4) Wrong Turn.
(5) The Fly.
(6) Tremors.
(7) The Exorcist.
(8) Scary Movie.
(9) Aliens.
(10) Poltergeist.
(11) Cabin in the Woods.
(12) Saw.
(13) Halloween.

[close]

I know that one... Something like Jetpack Man?

Arnold Schwarzenegger?

nah. not a theater actor

Edit: Then there's the Cross of Coventry. I can't remember the details, but after the destruction of the whole city in WWII  a cross was made out of some of the debris - probably carpenter nails, considering your question (if I'm right, of course), and copies(?) sent all over the world, most likely among others to Dresden, which was also destroyed in the war - and is now partner city or something of Coventry. I don't know anything about an inscription, but maybe "Coventry"? These crosses are meant to promote peace.

Thanks for clarifying this for us. And that is the solution I was looking for!

The Nail Cross Community is founded on the "coventry blitz" called air raid by german bombers in WW2 that destroyed the Cathedral in Coventry. This event has been sadly avenged by bombing almost the whole city of Dresden and seriously destroying big parts of several other Cities in Germany. A priest had the idea to use some nails he found in the debris of coventry cathedral, to create a cross that should be a symbol of peace, first only beetween England and Germany (the first cross went to the church of Kiel) but until today between everyone worldwide who wants to be part of this community. Their most famous partnership is indeed beetween Coventry and Dresden, when an english bishop handed over the cross to the bishop of saxony right after the completion of the rebuilt Frauenkirche ("Church of our Lady"in the year 2005.

As for the bonus question: I made a mistake there. The words I meant haven't been engraved in the crosses, but in the wall of the cathedral's ruin in Coventry. And these words are "father forgive".

Your turn, Sinitrena.

[The Idea behind this "movement" is to remind people all over the world what terrible things humans can do to each other.]

Of course we are not talking about a simple crucifix 

The Idea behind this "movement" is to remind people all over the world what terrible things humans can do to each other.

Looks like dentist or other kind of medical lamp.

I am pretty sure it's riaise

That blur is interesting. Is this shot through the "eyes" of an animal? Or is it just very old?

Or maybe a vehicle filming the mars surface?

[What was the historic reason that until today several dozen churches, associations and private persons worldwide are equipped with a cross made out of carpenter nails?]

Oh holy cow! Yet another blind shot that hits!

Let's see...

What was the historic reason that until today several dozen churches, associations and private persons worldwide are equipped with a cross made out of carpenter nails?

bonus question:
What is engraved in all of these crosses?

edit: slightly extended the question

Is the betrayer male?
Did the betrayer ever appear in a film mainly about him after 2000?
Can the betrayer be killed by a wooden peg through the heart?
Has there ever been a scene where one couldn't see the betrayer's mirror image?
Is the betrayer evil through and through?

@Mandle: Please add Dracula as a wrong guess

Is the Betrayer Kurt Barlow from Stephen King's "Salem's Lot"?

IMO the line spacing is too big. Try cutting the gap in half.

+1

And I think a clean, not so blurry background, like what lorenzo does, - as pretty as it may look -, is a bit more catchy. His simply red background has an amazing effect on your meanwhile in this community iconic commissar character.

Frieda Kahlo?

I am out of ideas. Please anyone take over in the meantime.

LOL SilverSpook!

That's the "look" cursor

Pet Semetary?

Just played it. It was ... disturbing

Oh jesus. A forum user's signature has never been so true    

Tulip Fever?