This Kaijyu Tumbles...

The further adventures of M. Olivarez (aka Wandercreature)

[portalibis]

Remedios Varo, Apártalos que Voy de Paso (Dibujo Previo), c. 1959

[spacenoirdetective]

Syd Mead, unused concept art for "Johnny Mneumonic", 1993

Cyber dolphin looks depressed. But then it's a depressing genre so...

[sci-fi-art-666]

[theinternetarchive]

xenomorph paintings by h.r. giger produced during preproduction for 'alien,' 1979.

[turnupthestrobe]

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Witch Fire by Brom

[vangoghcore]

by jonathan.mllr

[desert-love]

[dappermouth]

And then you had that dream again.

[yamasakiko---ji]

Woven Light

[fanofspooky]

First Backrooms official teaser

[scandalousadventures]

Eraserhead baby makes waffles for you!

[pmamtraveller]

saturn's rings

[fuzzyghost]

[goryhorroor]

130 favorite horror movies: (52/130)

"i can feel death in this room! i feel a presence, a twisted mind sending me thoughts! perverted, murderous thoughts... go away! you have killed! and you will kill again!"

-deep red (1975) dir. dario argento

[bmwkmx1]

"Genesis Climber Mospeada".

Some of my absolute favorite mecha in anime as a kid. The 3 vehicles in "Genesis Climber Mospeada".

- Ride Armors: A series of motorcycles capable of transforming into power suits

- Legiosses: The primary Armor-Fighters used by the Earth Liberation Forces

- AB-01 TLEAD: Notably the TLEAD stands for Transport Legioss Escort Armored Dreadnought but has also been referred to as TREAD for TRans-EArth Deployment. These machines could transform into an aircraft called an Armo-Bomber.

note - the Ride Armor can be stored in a Legioss behind the cockpict, plus the Legioss can link with the Tread using it as a reinforced booster for the purpose of increasing cruising distance and combat efficiency both inside and outside the influence of gravity

"Genesis Climber Mospeada" was brought over to the U.S. by Harmoney Gold under the 3rd part of the Robotech series "New Generation" and brodcast in 1985

[blaxploitations]

some American Library Association ‘READ’ posters.