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Fungiture, Paul Octavius

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samarina for @claymarrows

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Even people who are exposed to wars open doors to surving, we were deprived of survivation . 😭😭😭💔

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last night we let the tom of finland talk

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Daughters of the Dust (1991), dir. Julie Dash

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died and came back wrong and no one could tell the difference

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Andrew Wyeth; Wind From the Sea 1947

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“Queer people need to get weirder-” you can’t handle like. A lesbian.

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sea, swallow me

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The crew

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fucked up to be halloween on a thursday.

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VAMPIRE HUNTER D: BLOODLUST

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заказал южнокорейский диск « одержимая » [1981] и французский « прощай моя наложница » [1993] 🧎

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You know I’ve always found that the concept of exploitation and grindhouse and even horror is a solely western genre to some people to the point that I will look at people discussing or reviewing Asian or Latin American grindhouse/exploitation/genre films and they take everything at face value and think these films were made with complete sincerity. Like a lot of people actually think people in non western countries are too stupid to make something with shock value that is intended to get people to pick it up. A lot of stuff written about“worldweird” cinema is like this like just people completely missing the point and gawking at how incredibly weird and stupid they think whatever asian/african/South American country that had an entire industry of genre films is for “accidentally” making something they think is interesting

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SHUTTER (2004) dir. Banjong Pisanthanakun and Parkpoom Wongpoom

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