#david case

[charnel-grounds]

“Beyond the physical, we had a great emotional rapport”

Andrew Smith, illustration for David Case’s 'Twins'

Fantasy Tales - Winter, 1986

[movie-titlecards]

Scream of the Wolf (1974)

My rating: 5/10

Some high grade 70s cheese, with the wacka chicka and the Peter Graves and all, but it's very obvious who the killer is very early on (to the point where characters in the movie point it out), and I felt a bit let down to find out he isn't actually a werewolf, just an asshole with a big dog and a bunch of proto-incel rhetoric.

[whatupmydudes01]

Jack and Nikki to adopt Adam 2k21

UPDATE: WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT IVE JUST FINISHED THE EPISODE WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK

[yourdailyqueer]

David Frederick Case (deceased)

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Gay

DOB: 25 April 1932  

RIP: 1 October 2005

Ethnicity: White

Occupation: Narrator, actor, voice actor

Note: Was a prolific narrator of over 700 audiobooks

[constructedparadox]

‘Happy Endings’ Virtual Reunion Set at Sony Pictures Television (EXCLUSIVE)

Break out your Xela kickball tee and kiss your Mandonna poster, “Happy Endings” will deliver a virtual reunion that includes the full, original cast performing new scripted material, Va…

It's only a one shot reunion episode for charity but I'll take what I can get! I loved this show! Thank you, David Caspe! 😭😭😭

[spine-tinglers]

Fengriffen: A Chilling Tale (1971) by David Case // And Now the Screaming Starts! (1973) dir. Roy Ward Baker

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Touch of Death is the third Ravenloft module, wrapping up the RA-series that would eventually be joined with the RM modules to form the larger Grand Conjunction plot (I should note that the Touch of Death is the first module to mention the Grand Conjunction prophecy, so you can see how they were adjusting on the fly and retconning as needed). It’s got mummies. Mummies don’t exactly fit my preconceived notion of Ravenloft horror/fantasy, but I don’t really care – I like mummies. I think they’re an underused and underappreciated boogeyman that don’t get enough cred. As a mummy module, I find Touch of Death extremely satisfying. It is also worth noting that the desert land of Har’Akir and its dark lord, the mummy Anhktepot, were both featured in SSI’s videogame Stone Prophet.

It is much smaller and much more straight forward than the previous two, both of which get tripped up on their ambitions. It ends, however, as many Ravenloft adventures do: with the party fleeing an evil they can’t hope to combat and realizing they’ve largely been bit players in someone else’s story. Bit of a bummer.

As usual, Stephen Fabian’s art is the highlight. I love the slightly jarring mix of medieval fantasy style adventurers with the region’s ancient Egyptian aesthetics. Touch of Death wasn’t Fabian’s first mummy rodeo. He also did the cover and interior illustrations for The Third Grave, by David Case, published by Arkham House in 1981. I don’t know if I’ll have a better excuse to share it (unless I start an insta just dedicated books, which, no, my wife would kill me), so I’ve included it here.

That’s enough Ravenloft for now – we’ll finish up the Grand Conjunction down the road apiece.

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[whatupmydudes01]

Everyone’s talking about some emmerdale actor, and a synopsis for episode 9/10 and I’m sat here wondering wtf happened to cara? Like where did she go? Is she alright? Does she still talk to jack? Is jack her father? What happened at the prison with Ryan??