#evil nature

[am-i-anything]

Ok people you had your fun with Evil Nature build. You have to come up with something new for the next pvp.

Im thinking my team will be Woke Dog (Gold Ship with max Wit), Abusive Mother (Super Creek with only debuffs) and Coughing Baby (Haru Urara in a long turf race)

[drachenivy]

evil nature

[gone-by-noon]

Anyways just bc I am the evil twin doesn't mean I am bad. Every day I overcome my evil nature through mediocre effort

[granonine]

Sins of Israel

Isaiah59: 5-6

5 They hatch cockatrice’ eggs, and weave the spider’s web: he that eateth of their eggs dieth, and that which is crushed breaketh out into a viper.

6 Their webs shall not become garments, neither shall they cover themselves with their works: their works are works of iniquity, and the act of violence is in their hands.

The cockatrice referred to here is also mentioned in…

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[liveforfilms]

Evil Nature - Watch the proof of concept trailer

Evil Nature – Watch the proof of concept trailer

The brainchild of filmmaker Darin Becksteadhas been unleashed! This two-minute proof of concept was inexpensively lensed during a single evening in Los Angeles and executive produced by Gilbert Adler (Constantine, “Tales from the Crypt,” Superman Returns). With a skeleton crew and donated performances (the plaid shirt performer is a friend of the producer), the aim was to demonstrate “unique”…

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[brokehorrorfan]

Evil Nature is two-minute creature short that feels like Evil Dead 2 meets Gremlins set on Halloween. Watch it above.

Director Darin Beckstead assembled quite an impressive crew for the project. Gilbert Adler (Superman Returns, Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight) serves as executive producer, Todd Masters (Slither, True Blood) tackled the creature design, and Walt Jones (Life of Pie, The Chronicles of Riddick) produced the digital effects.

Beckstead filmed the proof of concept with a skeleton crew in a single evening in Los Angeles. He hopes there's interest in a feature, and a script is already written.

I hope so too, as it looks like a fun way to spend 90 minutes. Please share the video if you want to see Evil Nature made into a film.

Beckstead had the following to say:

Questions I expect from any feature financer would be – What will these creatures look like? And how might they perform? I was fortunate to have some very talented supporters who believed these questions deserved answers.

[danskjavlarna]

The devil tree, from Pleasant Hours, 1883.

From spooky trees to giant trees to that tree that fell in the forest that no one heard: vintage tree imagery.