A very interesting series of post by some fellow I follow on Bluesky about what makes liminal horror like the Backrooms resonate so deeply with this current generation.
You can find the original posting here
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
sheepfilms

tannertan36
official daine visual archive
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ojovivo
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

Andulka

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❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
Cosmic Funnies
cherry valley forever
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A very interesting series of post by some fellow I follow on Bluesky about what makes liminal horror like the Backrooms resonate so deeply with this current generation.
You can find the original posting here
I see that town in my restless dreams..
I'm glad everyone loves lil dog
this is gonna make me thriw up
boy are you a werthers original cause i could suck you for about three minutes
but after that im chewing on it
kindred spirits with our fave trade school alum
i think this particular gag has gone out of style but it really is always funny when movies make their soundtracks diegetic in situations where it makes absolutely no sense
passing in public makes me feel like white shrek
literally how it feels
Not to sound like a decrepit, rambling corpse about it, but back in my day Word used to be a pre installed program that came with your computer, if you were running Windows.
No subscription. Just program.
On your computer. You got to use it forever and ever and never had to worry about it going away.
Because it was physically on your computer. As a program. That you actually owned. Not because you got it separately, but because it was a standard inclusion with your computer.
I'm sorry but I'll just never get over it. I remember when companies cared about their products being usable out of the box. I remember when our things belonged to us.
Old man shaking fist at cloud, wherein the cloud is the background of the Windows 98 logo.
I mean
that one friend who isn't going to survive tonight
turn around bro lol