#groundbreaker

[drash80]

Got my Digg hat just in time for Dragoncon if anyone sees me, say hey!

[askvectorprime]

Dear, Vector Prime.

Were there Transformers that transformed into B-52?

Dear Bombing Bassist,

I recall that in one universe, the Pretender Breaker in his human guise became a member of a popular New Wave band in Georgia during the 1970s.

[lesdeuxmuses]

Groundbreaker - Groundbreaker (Frontiers Music SRL, 2018)

[hasbr0mniverse]

Rodimus Prime’s Corner - Groundbreaker is a fast-moving fighting machine. He’s always the first to arrive and the first to start shooting. He’s brash, impulsive, and acts like someone with his foot on the accelerator.

[flesh-into--gear]

[1whimsicalgal]

I Love This Article and if you're a TCSM '74 fan, you will, too!! ❥⛓🪝❥ ❥🪚❥ 🐓 “The ban was harsh… ” - Simon Jones 🪝 

"I saw The Texas Chain Saw Massacre at the cinema the other day. It’s been a long road but I feel like I’ve had my own personal journey with this horror masterpiece. After years of not being able to view the film, it grew in my mind to almost mythic proportions. When I finally got to see the film, was it worth the wait and would it live up to the hype? From the very beginning, there was a massive amount of controversy with the film in the UK. On its original planned cinema release it was banned outright by the BBFC. However, those were the days when local councils could override the BBFC’s official decisions and so, whilst some local authorities agreed with the Board’s decision, a number decided to allow screenings of the film. The advent of home video would give the film a new, albeit brief, lease of life. The film was originally released on video in 1981. But in 1984 the Board decided that all videos had to be classified by them and so for three years or so the film could be rented and viewed in the privacy of one’s home. My father actually remembers seeing the film on video, an occasion which I wasn’t privy to. Maybe he had decided to watch it when I was safely tucked up in bed. My Dad’s attitude to me watching horror and violent films from an early age was rather laissez-faire, to say the least, but maybe even he thought that the film that had such a shocker of a title would be too much for me to take at such a tender age. When he spoke about it, he did so as if to say, ‘Yes, I saw that film!’ accompanied by a startled look on his face. With such a backhanded compliment I now regard my not being able to watch the film with the rest of my family as akin to some kind of child abuse."🚀❥🐓♥️❥🪚♥️❥⛓🥳♥️❥🔨 

🤓 Read the rest here: http://meathookcinema.com/2021/08/24/leatherface-and-me-growing-up-with-and-without-the-texas-chain-saw-massacre/

By: Simon Jones - MeathookCinema @meathookcinema Based in Leeds, UK. Meathook Cinema is on Facebook also. It will change your life. Maybe. 

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