Cool to see Paul Bunyan survive.

On the coast we called it the harbor hog cocktail, Maine martini, or fatass in a glass.

I should specify, most places in Portland will take that kind of payment but outside of the city you'll probably want a card or cash.

Most places will accept any kind of payment. As for a lobster roll go anywhere except Reds!

If you want to recommend stuff to be edgy and cool at least go with a classic like I Spit on Your Grave...kids these days...

Warning- they lost the rights to the original movie so instead of using flashbacks and scenes from the first one they kind of rewrote it and used the rewrite for the first part of the movie. (There, he's been warned lol)

The movies he listed that he's already checked out and liked

Susperia (or almost any Argentino movie from that time) Italian

No it's not horror, it's more of a shock value factor. I wouldn't bother suggesting this considering the movies he listed.

You need to watch the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Best movie ever made. Then you can skip the sequels for now (they don't really follow a real linear storyline anyways) and watch the remake. Evil Dead is a great trilogy. The remake of Night of the Living Dead is better than the original in some ways, that's also a series that doesn't really follow a storyline through the series so you can watch in any order. Waxwork from the 80s is always a fun watch. American Gothic isn't really a gore or slasher but it's definitely a mind fuck. The Sleep away Camp series is great for 80s gore.... If Halloween is your favorite it sounds like you'll prefer 80s slashers so look from there.

I'm not usually a brand whore but I almost only wear Adidas shoes. They last and can take a beating. I've had the main pair I wear now for about 3 years and been wearing them at work in a kitchen for a few months until I get around to buying real slip resistant shoes (but they're so comfortable!)