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Roger Corman partners with Edward Small for TOWER OF LONDON (1962), starring Vincent Price and Michael Pate! In this blend of Shakespeare's Richard the Third, Macbeth, and Hamlet, Corman challenges the historical record and makes Richard III a "Vincent Price wife guy," but does it succeed as a horror movie?
Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 38:51; Discussion 45:57; Ranking 1:06:08
Judy Garland-Ronald Sinclair "Los hijos de la farándula" (Thoroughbreds don´t cry) 1937, de Alfred E. Green.
Imagine if Agnes and Ronald Sinclair happened to go to the same coffee shop one day. Foster siblings catch-up. I want them to be happy.
Hoodoo Ann (1916) / Five Little Peppers at Home (1940)
Ok so I’ve seen people joke about how Agnes canonically has brown hair but gets drawn as a redhead but I just noticed for the first time. She’s described thus: “She had a small, sharp face, and long brown hair, always braided into two tight pigtails”
But then later in mag 67 we get this: “she was tall, with long, straight, auburn hair”
So I’m thinking there are a few possibilities here.
1. Writer error (we know Jonny mucked up dates a lot, not out of the question)
2. Agnes has dyed her hair (as in, she’s not a natural redhead most likely, unless she was dyeing it at a young age in mag 59)
3. Her hair color changed over time naturally - this is known to happen. My brother had white-blond hair that became a darker ash blond as he grew up. Idk about the science of that personally tho so not sure how feasible the change from brown to red would be
4. Ronald Sinclair (mag 59 statement giver) was colorblind.
According to a quick google, as many as 1 in 12 men are red-green colorblind, which makes it difficult to distinguish between reds, greens, and browns. Statistically speaking, it’s likely we had at least a few colorblind statement givers. Personally I dig this as a headcanon because it would involve a level of detail orientation that Jonny is often exceptional with, despite a handful of blips/inconsistencies.
Anyway this is all quite inconsequential but still fun to think about
The She-Creature (Edward L. Cahn, 1956).
the web, the spider, the mother of puppets, which controls the kids at the halfway house on hilltop road into complacency so that when they're old enough to leave they can be puppeted back to the house's basement, eat a cursed apple, and get made into a spider cocoon/egg sac: 😈🕸🕷😈
also the web: YEAH YOUR FUTURE IS TO BE AN EGG SAC BUT YOU ARE ALL STILL GOING TO BRUSH YOUR TEETH EVERY DAY OR SO HELP ME 😡🦷🪥‼️‼️‼️
Round Two Part Three - Match 17
MAG 97 We All Ignore the Pit vs. MAG 59 Recluse
We All Ignore the Pit
Recluse
Nikola!!!! Nikola my beloved!!! We All Ignore the Pit is, for ranking purposes, an honorary avatar statement giver episode. Also that pit was kinda fucked up. Nikola’s first on-screen appearance is against Recluse, which received 154 votes in Round One.
MAG - 097 - We All Ignore the Pit | Spotify - Acast - YT | Wiki | Transcript
Statement of Jackson Ellis, regarding the geographical oddities in the town of Bucoda, Washington.
MAG - 059 - Recluse | Spotify - Acast - YT | Wiki | Transcript
Statement of Ronald Sinclair regarding his years spent in a teenage half way house on Hill Top Road, Oxford.
