#sudden fury

[brokehorrorfan]

Vinegar Syndrome has begun creating limited edition screen prints for some of its titles, beginning with Demon Wind by Speed Blur, Blood Harvest by Derek Gabryszak, and Sudden Fury by Earl Kessler Jr.

Demon Wind measures 18x24, features glow-in-the-dark and metallic inks, is limited to 50, and costs $45. Blood Harvest measures 18x24, is limited to 50, and costs $30. Sudden Fury measures 18x24, is limited to 50, and costs $30.

[theactioneer]

Dirty Fred aka Sudden Fury VHS (Brian Damude, 1975)

[internutter]

Challenge #02207-F017: Silent and Deadly

You should be wary of Humans. All the time. They Bond together and are nearly unstoppable.

However or Whatever you do, DO NOT underestimate/provoke the silent one who doesn't do that.

Please write a story with the focus on the quiet crew-member in the corner. -- Anon Guest

Humans say there are Cat People and Dog People. Galactic Society has largely misunderstood this to mean that there are Humans like dogs, who spread friendliness and affection wherever they go, and Humans like cats, who prefer to just kind of hang out in their chosen companions' general direction. Little can be done, yet, to dissuade them of this generic classification.

Human Petal was used to it. The adorable aliens in her aura classed her as a Cat Person and that meant she was eminently catlike. She could grok it. She got along better with cats and non-humans on the repressed scale than any other creature. For free time, she preferred to sit in a corner and read. The boisterous Marines on the ship left her alone and she largely left them to their own rambunctious devices. Life was good.

Then the pirates attacked.

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[brokehorrorfan]

Sudden Fury: A Family Torn Apart will be released on DVD on February 6 via Mill Creek Entertainment. It’s adapted from Leslie Walker's book, Sudden Fury: A True Story of Adoption and Murder, which itself is based on a true story.

The 1993 made-for-TV movie crime drama stars Neil Patrick Harris, Johnny Galecki, Linda Kelsey, John M. Jackson, Lisa Banes, and Gregory Harrison. Craig R. Baxley (Dark Angel) directs.

On the surface...the all-American family. Behind closed doors...the truth would shock you. Two brothers (Neil Patrick Harris, Johnny Galecki) are accused of brutally murdering their abusive parents. Seen principally through the eyes of a family friend, a seasoned attorney, Sudden Fury is a chilling look at a family torn apart by the explosive issue of domestic violence.

[ginnyweasly484]

Okay, really out of pocket, but has anyone seen Sudden Fury: A Family Torn Apart? Bc I love it sooo muuccchh and I rlly wanna write a fic about...

It starts Johnny Galecki and Neil Harris when they were younger and they play brothers 😭 (my fave actos hehe) and no spoilers, but fair warning it has a bit of blood, no gore, and mentions of child abuse (nothing super bad tho, not that it's okay)

Also I definitely suggest if you like a big plot twist at the end

If it matters, I thinks it's rated PG-13 or NR, so it's not too bad.

I might actually write a fic for Johnny Galecki's character...

[fashionmagazinewhore]

Hollis McLaren in Sudden Fury (1975)

[clemsfilmdiary]

Sudden Fury (1975, Brian Damude)

4/7/20

[inkspaz-blog]

"Sudden Fury"

Fanfiction Drabble: Battle Royale

Mitsuko Souma

Mitsuko slammed her laptop shut and resisted the urge to fling it across the room. She wouldn’t be going back online tonight — if that argument escalated any further, she’d lose it completely.

“Dammit,” she whispered to herself. She rose to her feet and paced around her room, trying to calm herself down. She could feel her heart racing furiously, and her hands were shaking. She blinked quickly in an attempt to clear her vision, which was slightly tinted with red.

When her pacing took her to the far side of the room for about the ninth time, Mitsuko impulsively kicked the wall, putting all her strength behind her foot. This, of course, was a terrible idea, and she had to press and hand over her mouth to partially stifle a cry of pain. Still, it sounded rather loud to her own ears, so she reached over and clumsily locked the door in case Setsuko came to investigate.

She hopped back across the room and sat down on her bed, clutching her foot tightly as she listened to her breath hiss through her teeth. She closed her eyes and leaned her head back, letting herself be momentarily overwhelmed by pain and frustration.

She’d deal with everything in the morning. For now, Mitsuko focused on trying to calm down from the angriest she’d felt in a long, long time.