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I like too many things...

[chri5]

Wonderful poster art for  Howard Hawks’, “The Big Sleep” that I have never seen before. I found it in the image section of the fairly recent Raymond Chandler biography by Tom Williams “The Life of Raymond Chandler”. I just had to hunt this down and post it because of its beauty. 

[chri5]

Hi Res production photos from Frankenstein (1931)

[diamond-in-the-rough-draft]

Welcome to the Shadow Zone | Episode 1

Really great series. Bowser’s great in Bizarre States and he’s really great here. 

[chri5]

Onyx The Fortuitous  aka "Weird Satanist Guy" has been a viral presence on the internet since 2012. It is time to take him to the NEXT LEVEL with his very own FEATURE HORROR/COMEDY "ONYX THE FORTUITOUS AND THE TALISMAN OF SOULS." 

Onyx is the brainchild of writer and performer Andrew Bowser. Through an ongoing series of viral videos spanning nearly 9 years, Onyx has permeated every corner of pop culture. The character has amassed over 300 million views online and his content has been shared by numerous celebrities and referenced in multiple hit songs. 

As a director, Bowser has helmed numerous independent films that have had premieres at SXSW, Seattle International, and Chattanooga Film Festival. He has worked with Legendary Pictures, Warner Bros. Games, Blizzard Entertainment, Funny or Die, Chrysler, and Marvel. He has also directed horror mainstays like Barbara Crampton, Bruce Campbell, and Adrienne Barbeau.

This film is the culmination of Bowser's abilities as a director and Onyx's potential as a resonating comedic character.

THE TALISMAN OF SOULS is a horror/comedy in the vein of 80's favorites like GREMLINS and FRIGHT NIGHT. It's a throwback to an era when horror movies were equal parts absurdity and humanity. 

The story follows fledgling Satanist Marcus J. Trillbury (Onyx) as he attends a once-in-a-lifetime ritual at his idol BARTOK THE GREAT'S dark mansion. Once there, Marcus meets a group of other worshippers. As the group is led by Bartok and his assistant Farrah in a series of rituals meant to "better them," it becomes clear that their intentions are more nefarious. As his new friends are losing the battle to keep their souls, a question of great destiny looms over Onyx's head: is he doomed to be a nobody or is he the only one who can defeat Bartok and save his friends from damnation?

http://onyxthemovie.com

[geektrooper25]

“They say that when you grow up, something inside you dies.”

Retro-like SEGA Classic games are making a comeback, in the form of sequel like Streets of Rage 4 or something new but familiar like 198x, with that cyberpunk vibes like Blade Runner, Black Out 2022, Altered Carbon and Cyberpunk 2077. 

[mameshibasinspace]

broken age - shay

time to put aside childish things. time to grab the wheel of this ship, and steer it straight into the storm.

[ohbender]

[roseydoux]

Gloria Grahame in The Big Heat (1953)

[thewisecrackingtwenties]

Incredible BRIGITTE HELM goes insane in METRÓPOLIS (1927)- directed by Fritz Lang.

[thewisecrackingtwenties]

San La Muerte

Metrópolis (1927) by Fritz Lang.

[das-blog-des-dr-caligari]

[chri5]

Spies (1928)

[thewisecrackingtwenties]

Epic avatar scene in Metrópolis (1927) by Fritz Lang.

[cryptgal]

Metropolis directed by Fritz Lang, 1927

[brody75]

The Brides of Dracula (1960)

[chri5]

Icon.

[jihyo-x]

[classichorrorblog]

Horror Of Dracula Directed by Terence Fisher (1958)

[two-us-two-ks]

Goodness me, I’ve missed Finntroll so much!

Listening to this brought me straight back to 2009, when I had just found out about them, to the perfect summer night after I had seen them perform live. I couldn’t stop listening, absorbing, this music. Finntroll was one of two bands I saw that summer that gave me a massive boost to create. This song has a piece of that feeling I got back then, and it’s wonderful.

Also, once again, Skrymer’s art is on point.