Eureka (2000) What happens in the aftermath of trauma. The navigation of the pain and loss of self. The slow step-by-step, trial-and-error process of learning to be alive again. God what a beautiful film. An absolute masterpiece.
as someone who has talked horror for YEARS with my friend @pabastien.bsky.social, who is directing this... [𝘴𝘪𝘤𝘬𝘰 𝘷𝘰𝘪𝘤𝘦]: 𝘠𝘌𝘚... 𝘏𝘈 𝘏𝘈 𝘏𝘈... 𝘠𝘌𝘚!
Welcome To The New Apocalypse
working on a new drawing and I'm really happy with how it's coming along please stop praying for me I'm growing too powerful
with horror I think there's a tendency too often to set up scenarios where an asshole character is put into a situation with little-to-no avenues for agency so it's less an interrogation of their flaws, and more of an on-rails rollercoaster of punishment it ends up just kinda dramatically inert
Happyend (2024) In a near-future Japan sliding into authoritarianism, a pair of delinquent friends pull a prank on their principal that sets off a surveillance state at their school. A film about deciding what's important to you. Friendship. Making art and enjoying life. Protest and resistance.
Got inspired by a bunch of really cool artists recently and wanted to try doing something I'd NEVER done before: making a 3D model! It's a Whomp from Super Mario 64! (the extra grumpy beta version specifically) #picoCAD2 #lowpoly #supermario64
watched Obsession last night felt very much like "youtube short director tries to mash-up Hereditary and Pulse" mixed feelings, leaning towards negative
Pale Flower (1964) "I wish the sun would never rise. I love these wicked nights."
Kiyoshi Kurosawa made a samurai murder mystery HOLY SHIT, KIYOSHI KUROSAWA MADE A SAMURAI MURDER MYSTERY
THE SAMURAI AND THE PRISONER - Official Trailer
YouTube video by JANUS
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Out of the Past (1947) "That's not the way to win." "Is there a way to win?" "There's a way to lose more slowly." This one really is the quintessential film noir. Mitchum being cool as hell, sharp dialogue, moody lighting, and more double-crosses than you can flick a cigarette at. Hell yeah.
Ashes and Diamonds (1958) In the ruins of postwar Poland, a former soldier is tasked with completing a botched assassination he's not certain he wants to carry out anymore. It's a slow-burn character drama full of melancholy that coils into dread, and then strikes with some unforgettable imagery.
spider-man cum hand popcorn bucket vs. supergirl foreskin drink cup
There's no sign of life It's just the power to charm I'm lying in the rain But I never wave bye-bye But I try I try
Watched Iron Lung Immediate thoughts: - Desperately needed a judicious editor. You don't need that many insert shots, Mr. Mark Iplier - Also needed an actual actor in the lead role. These kinds of bottle movies are usually built around strong performances - He should've been naked the whole time
Since there are a lot of talented people on Bsky, I may as well throw this out there if anyone is curious in possibly contributing. codeberg.org/KeybadeBlox/...
JSRF-Decompilation
Decompilation project for North American standalone release of Jet Set Radio Future
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Yeah but progress is slow since only a few people are working on it. They updated the progress tracker and it's at 2.28% delinked and 0.34% decompiled.
what it feels like when you're on your last hour of work before the weekend, and a customer asks for help:
Carl lost his peace and quiet - Aqua Teen
YouTube video by gplustree
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one of the most noble motivations for creating art is to make a shitpost for a single friend to laugh at
Three Outlaw Samurai (1964) Man, why did it take me so long to watch this one. It's a top-notch chanbara film with teeth and a social conscious. Effective, economical storytelling with brilliantly staged and blocked action.
Happy Traveler is Live! Thank you to everyone who supported us while we made this little crime short about two friends navigating the gig economy during the rise of AI.
Happy Traveler
YouTube video by Kevin Fox
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Saw the cloud that looks like a skeleton jacking off again
oh SHIT, it's actually happening Ken Russell's The Devils has been restored and will be premiering at Cannes this year