MisterretsiM

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Erotica author. He/Him. Writing futa, hyper and other ridiculous things! Consider supporting me on Patreon: http://patreon.com/MisterretsiM MINORS BEGONE!

With ao3 being down for the next 2-4 weeks, I probably won’t post any new stories publicly until it returns. I know there’s a couple other sites I post too as well, but having the release schedule all mixed up will irritate me haha. I’m undecided though

I’ve been watching the original Star Trek series for the first time, and I understand why modern fanfiction culture originated around it now. I’ve never seen more unintentional homoeroticism between two men like I have with Spock and Kirk.

Watched State of Siege (1972), dir. Costa-Gavras Like his movie Z, this movie felt incredibly astute and relevant politically despite its age. And like Battle of Algiers, this movie felt more like a documentary, an expose on Western colonial practices in the modern day. Very good film

Watched Tombstone (1993) dir. by George P. Cosmatos, starring a whole shit load of people. Probably the most classic relatively “modern” Western. Pretty typical story, but a good one. Val Kilmer was incredible, but so was Kurt Russell, one of my favs. Good gunfights too

Watched Le Cercle Rouge, directed by Jean-Pierre Melville from 1970 Good movie! Really solid heist movie. Nothing spectacular but just enjoyable all around. Quite sparse in terms of dialogue, similar to Melville’s Le Samourai, which I appreciate

Watched Michael Mann’s Manhunter - the first Hannibal Lecter novel adaptation - starring Will Graham It was good! It was weird seeing Hannibal played by not Anthony Hopkins, but Brian Cox was great. A very tense thriller. Great aesthetics of course Biggest complain was the tonally jarring ending

I watched Hana-bi (1997) recently, directed by and starring Takeshi Kitano. It was quite good, a large improvement over his movie Violent Cop. Less nihilistically brutal, more melancholic (but still brutal at times). Yet also sweet. A really complex film

I watched The Long Goodbye, directed by Robert Altman, starring Elliott Gould I’ve seen this movie called a satire, but that didn’t feel quite right to me. It’s very nihilistic, and Gould’s character is very irreverent, but the movie itself isn’t. I liked it - I enjoyed the sustained bleakness

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New story out on Patreon titled “Gloryhole Growth” Tayloris flat as a board, and to make matters worse, she finds herself in the constant presence of busty women flaunting their assets. So she buys sketchy pills online to change herself! Subscribe to read now: www.patreon.com/MisterretsiM...

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