Spider on my desk scared the shit out of me and crawled under my computer monitor, as I was looking for it I accidentally bumped into and broke my monitor, that thing was like $800. Never even found the spider! Bad morning.
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Two of the coolest people in their given industries dying back to back is some real shit, man. RIP Dolly Parton and Tim Curry.
This movie is up there as one of the sickest pieces of animated work I've seen. Will be an incredible theatrical experience.
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Playing Sinking City 2 (which is great) and I come across a room with many x-rays you can inspect. I naturally thought it was for a puzzle to solve, however I noticed the detailed descriptions had date ranges in the 2020's, but the game is set in 1920. So I was a little puzzled by that. (1/2)
"Man, I loved this new movie, it was so dense and rich with things to gush about, I should write a passionate review on it on Letterboxd" *Opens Letterboxd and realizes I'm too exhausted to think* "Actually, I think I'll just make a dumb joke." Sorry y'all, I'm part of the problem.
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Me and my group of friends finished Big Walk, and, without an ounce of hyperbole, the end of that game is maybe the most artful, beautiful things I've seen come out of a video game in a long long time. It's genuinely something I'll never forget.
There's a lot to love about the new Ghost in the Shell, but it's the little things like the infrequent "blink and you'll miss it" imperfections they add that mimic dust, hair, and particles you'd find in old cel animation that bring this just an extra step up for me.
Just caught up on the currently airing donghua "False Memory". Every single frame of this thing is brimming with intent while it confidently bounces back and forth between the visual sensibilities of film and the hyper kinetic stylized works you see from someone like Imaishi.
This is your reminder that the new Ghost in the Shell show from Science Saru is absolutely incredible and it feels like a miracle that it exists.
10 non-horror movies to get to know me: Aftersun Redline Promare Godzilla: Final Wars Hard Boiled The Night Comes for Us John Wick Chapter 4 Heat Fargo Hot Fuzz
10 non-horror movies to get to know me: Mystery Men Drop Dead Gorgeous Big Trouble In Little China The Black Cauldron Princess Mononoke The Fifth Element The Holdovers Metropolis Sword Of Doom The French Dispatch
Gotta be real with myself, even if my picks aren't particularly surprising/interesting. thecriterioncloset.com#closet
If they ever let me in that room i'd be leaving with a lot more than four picks, let me tell you that right now
Man, why the hell is the closest theater near me that will be playing "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma" 3 fucking hours away?
I've had a pretty rough year while (unsuccessfully) looking for a job. But something I'm proud of is that I've used that time to work on myself, I've been exercising, I've lost 50 pounds and I'm at a healthy weight again, and my back, neck, and arm pain I had consistently have mostly gone away.
I swear, up to my late 20's I had never ever heard a soul talk about Columbo. I was pretty tapped into popular/well regarded TV and it never crossed my radar even once. The second I hit my 30's, I couldn't escape people referencing it. It's like I entered a new universe where it suddenly existed.
Just learned a Ghost Rider variant exists that is a T-Rex with robot arms that rides a fighter jet. Frankly, I don't think you can get much cooler than that.
I indulged in a coffee for the first time in a year after cutting caffeine and I feel like I can see the grand design of the universe. Turns out caffeine is considered a drug for a reason, damn.
Blade was my shining light to look forward to in the MCU, and they killed that, but goddammit they got me again because I am such a massive Ghost Rider mark.
'Ryan Gosling joins the MCU in Marvel Studios' Ghost Rider, directed by Shawn Levy. Only in theaters 2028'
Spent the last week playing through and finishing Earthbound and Mother 3 after sitting on them for ages. I'm now a Mother truther, those games are incredible
Doing what is probably my 20th rewatch of Redline, and this movie really is just one of the sickest things ever made, huh.
copy of a copy of a copy of a copy had to draw this queen from Backrooms
Just once, I want to go see a horror movie in theaters and witness someone get so scared they comically throw their popcorn up in the air like a cartoon character.
Re-visited Backrooms since it hit digital today and, man, I really am just a massive sucker for this mixture of liminal and analog horror. It tickles a part of my brain in a way nothing else seems to, I'm grateful for it's popularity. Recently, Routine and Skinamarink also hit just as strongly.
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Incredibly cool, dude just keeps on (deservedly) winning.
CARTOON CAT: The Movie. Trevor Henderson's (Siren Head) viral artwork is getting a film adaptation at TriStar Pictures. "An ancient hollow rot that uses the collective human awareness & memories of old cartoons as a passageway to manifest into our reality." Source: @deadline.com
I'm grateful for boutique Blu-ray publishers, not only for their passionate efforts in preservation, but because their output is one of the few ways I can -actually- find legitimately obscure titles I've never heard of, instead of the same ad nauseam "hidden gem" recommendations people tend to give.