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2025 xmas & last art I made before 2026 hit. With some extras ❤️

#mixels #I just wanted an excuse to draw Slumbo in a santa dress #worth it!#slumbo #flurr #lunk #chomly #slusho #tentro #my art #tagging this ships too because I enjoy em. and it was lowkey the intention for the extra drawings #chombo #flusho #lunktro

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^ Speedran these or else I would have died HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!!!!

I'm back with more mixes! I'm hoping I can make this an annual thing every Friday from now on!

This is definitely a mix where the build is much more interesting than the cartoon version, cause the latter is kinda just a green slime spewing Burnard.

#mixels #cartoon mixels #mix #burnard #infernites #slusho #glorp corp #lego mixels #lego moc #fusions #fanart #my art #traditional #murp #mixes: batch 1 #weekly mixes

Day 5 of #31DaysOfHorror: Cloverfield (2008): A Found Footage Post-9/11 Kaiju Nightmare

I remember it like yesterday , I was 17 , youtube was barley a thing and I was in the theater waiting for transformer to start. Before viral marketing was routine, before every franchise had a “universe,” Cloverfield dropped a cryptic teaser with no title—just chaos in New York and a date: 1-18-2008. What followed wasn’t just a movie, but a full-blown alternate reality game that pulled fans into the shadows of Tagruato, Slusho, and a monster no one in the film could even name.

Fifteen years later, the film remains a raw, intimate kaiju nightmare—(yes its a kaiju , fight me) shot like a home video, haunted by post-9/11 dread, and elevated by a marketing campaign that didn’t just sell a story, but let you live inside it.

Was the ARG more compelling than the movie itself? Maybe. But together, they created something rare: horror that felt less like entertainment and more like testimony.

My 5/5 review 'Cloverfield (2008): A Found Footage Post-9/11 Kaiju Nightmare' In the sources below. And follow me Please lol there are only a few of us left on here.