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BLACK SAILS + horror

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IT"S FINALLY DONE!!!!!!!!!!! Check out my animation of the title song from Nerdy Prudes Must Die, a horror musical from @teamstarkid You can watch the FULL stage show on their youtube channel!

https://youtu.be/PG3RDdyD_GQ?si=Rhxg6asT0MMoTTXd This clip features Jon Matteson as Richie, Will Branner as Max! The story and script is by Nick and Matt Lang, with music and lyrics by Jeff Blim!

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Childhood can be scary.

A collection of some of my hand-drawn horror looping animations!

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One of the best examples of gothic wood carving technique

Reliquary Bust of Saint Margaret of Antioch. Attributed to Nicolaus Gerhaert van Leyden (act. in Germany, 1462 - 73), netherlandish. 1465-70. Walnut with traces of polychromy. 

thanks berangere!

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“Off-screen, Tony was cherished as a mentor, a friend, and a beacon of kindness and wisdom,” Goldberg’s company said. “He gave his time and resources to aspiring actors, consistently advocating for greater representation and authenticity within the industry.”

“Those who knew him will remember his warm laugh, generous spirit, and his dedication to his craft,” the company said. “Whether on stage, on screen, or in personal conversations, Tony brought an unyielding honesty that resonated deeply with his friends, family, and fans.”

-LA Times

When my friend told me last night Tony Todd passed away I couldn’t believe it. This week has been full of despair, full of anxiety, sadness, depression, and an overwhelming sense of dread.

It seemed unbelievable this could happen too.

But even though we lost a legend, what he gave us while here will live forever, a legacy. We will speak his name, remembering him, remind ourselves of the roads he paved in horror, the everlasting stamp he made with Candyman and the remake of Night of the Living Dead.

We will miss you, Sir, and we will never stop saying your name.

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LUCILLE SHARPE's red silk gown

CRIMSON PEAK (2015) | dir. Guillermo del Toro

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Behind the scenes of Candyman 1992

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i am such a flint apologist. there is not a single second of four entire seasons that i’m not fully and entirely on his side. he did nothing wrong. not a single thing.

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i’ve discovered a website that has easily the best dachshund images i’ve ever seen. i’m starting a collection

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Klaus dragging Sir Reginald Hargreeves

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Keep seeing the (extremely correct) posts about keeping your stuff on physical media - CDs, DVDs, blu-rays, books, etc.

And yes, 100%, do not get rid of your physical media in favor of streaming. I did some of that about a decade or so ago before I learned better and there are books and CDs I now need to find again.

But something that I see a lot of people dismiss is that the digital versions are more convenient. Taking ebooks to travel is so much better than taking up half your backpack, having digital music is genuinely better than swapping out discs

The thing is, it's not mutually exclusive. Rip your CDs and DVDs but keep the discs - you can toss the cases in favor of more condensed storage and leave them in your closet until you need them again. Strip the DRM from your ebooks - you paid for them the same way you'd have paid for physical paper tree-based versions - and burn them to CDs as well for safekeeping.

You can play MP3s just as easily as Spotify in cars and in much the same way, and you can stream movie files from your computer to your TV just as easily. Tech can be both convenient and for personal preservation - you can do both.

Keep your physical stuff because streamers can just get rid of anything at any time, but you absolutely can keep the convenience of the modern digital era at the same time.

I spent several months last year digitizing the roughly 1200 discs that we've accumulated for the past thirtyish years - music, movies, TV - and it was not only the most fun project I took on, it's been the most rewarding because we have movies that aren't available to stream. But I can stream it to my TV with director's commentary any time I want.

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“Is it okay if I draw fanart of your fanfic?👉🏼👈🏼”

My brother in Christ we shall have a spring wedding

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The Wizard of Oz (1939) dir. Victor Fleming

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The real difference between fantasy and science fiction is that if you have too many belts, you're fantasy, and if you have too many zippers, you're science fiction. If you have too many of both, you split the difference and land in a contemporary technothriller where everybody is secretly a vampire.

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