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AL PACINO and ROBERT DE NIRO in HEAT (1995), dir. Michael Mann
Bob Dylan, The Rolling Thunder Revue—Niagara Falls, ON, Canada, November 15, 1975 © Ken Regan.
Bill Callahan "Jim Cain" Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle, 2009.
Halloween III: Season of the Witch (1982) - VHS cover
Eyes Wide Shut (1999), dir. Stanley Kubrick
Bertha Wegmann (1847-1926) "Resignation" (1890) Oil on canvas
Did you ever hear of Satanism, the worship of the devil, of evil? Herr Poelzig is a great modern priest of that ancient cult. And tonight, in dark of the Moon, the rites of Lucifer are celebrated. And if I'm not mistaken, he intends you to play a part in that ritual... a very important part.
The Black Cat (1934) - dir. Edgar G. Ulmer
Tina Weymouth, ''Vogue'', Vol. 175, #8, 1985
Lawrence Schiller
Marilyn Monroe, Something's Got to Give, Bathrobe, 1962
The Shiver of the Vampires dir. Jean Rollin | 1971
An anti-war gay protester at the first Christopher Street Gay Liberation Day Parade in NYC, June 28, 1970, photographer unknown
John Cage, A Year From Monday
Bob Dylan • New York City, 1966
you have been wronged, tore up since birth. you have done harm, others have done worse.
Hi, mom! (1970) dir. Brian de palma