More Needles in the Camel's Eye

KILLA KREEP FROM TH' DEEP Mostly just vomit, but sometimes I post original content in this tag.

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Speaking of Trump: The orangutoid real estate mogul’s presence in this presidential race is a real and hilarious threat to Murdoch’s political influence, at least in the United States. [..] Now Murdoch has to worry how low he’ll have to go to keep his street cred. His network wasted no time backing Trump’s “Mexicans are rapists” comments. But they’ve been paralyzed, for instance, over the difficult question of whether or not women are fat menstruating pigs.

from Matt Taibbi’s article “Rupert Murdoch is Deviant Scum.”  I just really like “orangutoid.”  Even if he ends up getting elected and wrecking this whole country, I’m really enjoying this whole Trump thing.  I know there might be, like, “consequences” some day, if this all plays out the wrong way. But it’s hard not to love that it’s gotten to the point where Jeb Bush is basically crying in front of small children.  There’s nothing about that I don’t love.   (via twiststreet)

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Greenpoint Theatres of Yore, read the rest on http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-n-y-c-mystery-history-hour-greenpoint-theatres-of-yore

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Mechagodzilla and Godzilla discuss their coming movie: “Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II”, on theathers December 1993.

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Oh, what’s this? THE SUPER THINGS has come back from the dead for a good ol’ fashioned HALLOWEEN SPECIAL. Hear about some creepy things to watch and read with your witch’s eyes, and then get a whole long discussion about the weird world of unexplained phenomenon! 

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Gammerama: The Extended Universe of Daiei's Most Famous Monster

Godzilla has a glorious canon of multimedia with unending complexities while the Gamera series is limited to a paltry twelve films, right? Well, not quite.

This is a really great retrospective, especially for those who are keen to explore the wider Gamera-verse outside of the main film canon.