It’s honestly stupid how good Camp Miasma is. I can’t stop thinking about it.
Asa
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I make cartoons for children and sometimes horror. Love a shenanigan.
In case you are wondering what working at LEGO is like, this is me in a 75 person team meeting.
On Sept 1 You can read this good book by friend and @everydamnframe.com cohost, Liz! (sneaky bonus, I designed this cover for her!)
As teased last night: I am publishing my first novel, HOW TO BUILD A ROBOT (BOYFRIEND) on Sept. 1st! Link to read more: www.robot-boyfriend.com Link to pre-order: www.amazon.com/dp/B0HFKPGFJ5
As teased last night: I am publishing my first novel, HOW TO BUILD A ROBOT (BOYFRIEND) on Sept. 1st! Link to read more: www.robot-boyfriend.com Link to pre-order: www.amazon.com/dp/B0HFKPGFJ5
Re: the Umbrella Corporation Home Electronics Team and Mind Comtrol Boob Scarabs: The #ResidentEvil Afterlife episode of Every Damn Frame is available now, wherever you get your podcasts!
I can't say I am not dismayed that the new Professor X is younger than me and also at least 15 years older than all the x men, who are old enough to drink. He said, on the website for 38 year olds (plus?)
@everydamnframe.com is back with more Umbrella Corporation antics, more of the love story between Milla and Paul, and the very first Fashion Corner With Liz And The Boys, in Resident Evil: Extinction! Find it wherever you get your podcasts! pod.link/6794981355
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The Raccoon Squad is back and so are some bisexual awakenings, but first we gotta talk about priests in zombie movies. We’re talking about #ResidentEvil Apocalypse today, and it’s getting good on the show even if the movies just got worse. Full Episode here: pod.link/6794981355/e... #FilmSky
When discussing Alice’s Worst Outfit in 2002’s Resident Evil, our show makes its own accidental first stab at our OWN bit of franchise nonsense: the graveyard sweater. Apologies to Anthropologie. Full episode here: pod.link/6794981355/e...
The world wants to hear about movies and we want to watch too many of them! Welcome to Every Damn Frame, the podcast about the art and business of franchises where @lizshannonmiller.com, @jessev.bsky.social and I watch every damn frame of a film franchise, and discuss as we slowly go insane!
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It begins! @jessev.bsky.social @lizshannonmiller.com and @asatait.bsky.social watch every damn frame of Paul W. S. Anderson’s “Resident Evil” and gain insight into names of all kinds, 3D maps, and graveyard sweaters. Plus the business of franchises! Ostensibly the premise of the show!
Every Damn Frame of "Resident Evil"
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It might seem cheap that Star Trek characters’ favorite media all exists already on our world (or is close foctionalized version of same). In fact that simply reflects that the advent of AI and holodeck technology level interactivity ushered in the heat death of new creation.
The Nolan Batmans spend a lot of time existentially struggling with the question "should Batman exist?" which is a question I, as a Batman fan, do not really care to engage much. This perhaps unlocks why, and merits a rewatch with this perspective.
Everything Nolan has done since Batman makes me think the reason his Batman movies seemingly have reactionary politics is just him taking the Alan Moore position that superheroes are an inherently fascist-adjacent idea
Okay now I’m watching Hush and I love Buffy, lots of great 90s, but WHAT are these outfits?!?
Watched Chungking Express and somehow that led to Once More With Feeling. Should investigate.
Nightmare On Elm Street. I was six and my cousin was deeply irresponsible. Anyway, horror and I trauma-bonded that Thanksgiving.
Do you remember what *your* first R-rated movie was? I finally asked my mom (I couldn't remember), and she told me it was The Lost Boys when I was roughly the same age as my daughter (about 9). The movie traumatized her more than it did me, apparently
five living writers that you've read five books by each Dan Simmons NK Jemisin Clive Barker Walter Mosely Michael Chabon
five living writers that you've read five books by each Rita Dove Tasha Suri Courtney Milan Grant Morrison Tom Perrotta
Right now at almost 11pm I do not have it in me to figure out why Ready or Not 2: Here I Come makes me want to watch Terminator 2: Judgement Day so badly. Maybe at 1:30am after watching T2 I will have more answers.
Surely the first great movie on the inner workings of the Trump White House will be about the reflecting pool, right?
I am in Paris. It is 100 F. The nice man in the used bookshop where I bought 70s sci-fi magazines was like “science fiction? No more of that. There is no more future.”
fun fact: they found the original digital master tapes of all the Reboot episodes that we previously only had in VHS quality, refurbished the extremely rare and expensive tape machines required to play the masters, and are currently uploading them to youtube for free in 1080p! youtu.be/inKdUICLmXY
ReBoot - S01E01 - The Tearing (HD)
YouTube video by Mainframe Studios
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This is the best idea I have ever heard in my life.
...all I'm saying is that BARB AND STAR MEET THE WOLF MAN should not be out of the question.
Wrote about the apparent end of Neil Gaiman's TV empire, something that I (along with a lot of other people, I'm sure) have a lot of complicated feelings about! consequence.net/2026/05/neil...
Neil Gaiman Limps Away
The end of the writer's once-booming TV empire leaves behind one important lesson.
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One thing I can’t stop smiling about in Sheep Detectives (great movie!) is the incredible production design detail that there happens to be a neon sign shop/artist in this quaint little town, so every storefront and government institution has a neon sign. It’s never remarked upon.