#Cassidy Snyder

[chocolatewoosh]

Cassidy gets Duskmourn'd! :D The cowgirl was yeeted into the 80's Nightmare Mansion Dimension, and got some cool attire to match!

[keyishacolecat]

do you have any book recommendations? pls i need lots 💙💙

this is such a loaded question friend. but lucky for u, i am procrastinating assignments, my take out has yet to arrive, and i just finished another book!

horror fic has been my choice for the last several books

the centre by ayesha manazir siddiqi is about a young Pakistani woman living in the UK. she's a translator for Urduru films. language and translation are central to this book. people are becoming fluent in a matter of weeks in complex languages.... the centre is gorgeous if not entirely mysterious, magical even. but whats the catch?? beautifully written. vivid details. anisa is a flawed, honest, and genuine feeling mc, as are the people in her life. i just finished it a couple hours ago n i miss my girls.

slewfoot by brom is set in 17th century Connecticut. our protag, Abitha, is not from this town but she does he best to adhere to the Puritan standards, if not for her well being, than that of her husband's. something stirs in the outskirts of the village, in the forest and beyond. she finds help from an unlikely source while also fostering a deep inner power of her own. these characters felt so well thought out, the writing is magnetic and the action is well paced. it puts so many preconceived notions right on their head. i loved this book and can't wait to read brom's other novel, the child thief, a retelling of peter pan and the lost boys!

sister, maiden, monster by lucy a. synder was oh so gay and oh so cosmically horrendous. this is like h.p. lovecraft wasn't a weird racist. this is like if biblically accurate angels were once just women in love. this is horrifying, visceral, and relevant to our COVID world. i was gawking at so many of the details. there are so many monster themes actually, it's perfect. the story is told through 3 povs of 3 different women. and we love women! and horror! i didn't expect to pick this one up but I'm so glad i did.

mary: an awakening of terror by nat cassidy do u know what it's like to be virtually invisible? forgotten? disaffected? do u know the pure joy of having a precious collection, adding to it over time, and it being almost ur only reason for living anymore?? then you're a lot like mary. and mary is a lot like plenty of women who get the chance to live beyond adolescence, who are cast out by society-- deemed invaluable. mary is utterly lost at a time in her life she feels she should have it all figured out. she goes back to her hometown, an ambiguous small town in the middle of the desert, and some unlikely characters help her piece things back together. i finished this book feeling so close to mary. we are friends now. there is mystique, horror, fables, myths, bad guys, mysterious architecture, and well mary is not the most reliable narrator. loved this one too.

the last house on needless street by catriona ward i had no idea where this book was going and i loved piecing the narrative together through several characters and their povs. it forces u to confront ur own biases regarding mental health. u are sympathetic to the characters in the most painful, heart wrenching ways. there is murder. there is mystery. there is missing children. there are cats. this book surprised me and it was fun to have to find a couple reddit threads to be sure i was understanding the story correctly. i felt like i read this kind of fast! which is always fun too.

brother by ania ahlborn this one pissed me off a bit. but in a good way because i was so deeply invested. this one is set in Appalachia. i'm not one for stereotypes, especially bc i think Appalachians have a bad rep and it's of no fault of their own. that being said, the insular feel of the book and the absolute claustrophobia those mountains create in this story were like a character in it of itself. our protag, michael, knows there's something beyond. he's seen them on colorful postcards. but his own mind and his own heart seem utterly trapped here. this one is heartbreaking. it's horrifying. and it'll make u dizzy from the amount of times u change ur mind. excited to read her other novel, Seed, because this one stuck with me so much!

a couple honorable mentions that fit the theme:

the vegetarian by han kang korean food. infidelity. art. nightmares. inexplicable mindfucks! this story was scary because it felt very.. possible? no monsters this time. no spells. just... the mind deteriorating. could happen to any of us.

a certain hunger by chelsea g. summers what if girlbossing is just a quick pivot from sociopathy?? what if the crimes are so much more gratifying than say, fame or fortune or even love?? women can be sociopaths too, you know!! this one is fun bc the protag is crazy and it's fun to slip into these characters. cathartic even. omg did i mention, she's a foodie too! just like me :-)

[mndvx]

Zack Snyder Michael Cassidy…love this guy obviously I put him in AOTD #fullcircle #afsp #snyderverse

[pghlesbian]

(via Asking Why Four Young Trans People Have Died by Suicide in Lancaster, PA)

[silveragelovechild]

Although I feel indifferent to James Gunn’s Superman movie, the casting of Skyler Gisondo did perk my attention. He’s might be the most perfect actor to be cast as Jimmy Olsen.

Let’s hope he lives longer than the last Jimmy Olsen we saw (played by Michael Cassidy). Jimmy’s death in BvS was one of many travesties in Snyder’s DC movies.

[insoc-now]

Information Society, around the time of the self titled release. 1988.

Photo credits to Isabel Snyder and Dorothy Low, respectively.

Information Society formed in 1982. The lineup you see here is as follows: Amanda Kramer, James Cassidy, Kurt Harland Valaquen, and Paul Robb. If you're unfamiliar with the group, well, that won't be the case for long. I will be sharing photos, clips, gifs, and links to various media related to InSoc, as they're called by super fans, as well as the band itself. There was a website and forum devoted to Information Society but it has not been updated since 2008, last I checked and that was just a few days ago (as of today, being Feb. 4, 2024).

Thank you for stopping by, my name is Kristin, and you can find me most places as spasmspector and loves-in-vogue - or some variation of that.

[whiteshipnightjar]

Does art make a difference?

Aw, sure. Of course there are degrees of extremity to the potential change that art can effect, depending on how many people are able to engage with it. The Beatles made a huge difference in the world. But Henry Darger, Jeff McKissack, Karen Dalton, Pauline Oliveros, Kenneth Patchen – there are so many folks who have made great art and not gotten massively famous for it, yet I think there are all sorts of ways their work informs and shapes other people’s work, and brains, and decisions.

Should politics and art mix?

Well, everything mixes, the New Statesman! That’s like asking if a knee-reflex hammer and a quadriceps tendon should “mix”.

Is your work for the many or for the few?

That’s for the many/few to say. I just crank out the hot jams.

If you were world leader, what would be your first law?

Gravity. I feel like we need to tighten up the constitutional protections that particular law enjoys. It’s a ticking time bomb, if you ask me.

Who would be your top advisers?

Cute angel on one shoulder, cute devil on the other.

What, if anything, would you censor?

Maybe we could all agree to not bust each other’s chops all cut-dang day.

If you had to banish one public figure, who would it be?

Don’t know, banishment might be a little extreme, but I’d sure like to take that Stephen Hawking dude down a notch or two. Right? Are you with me?

What are the rules that you live by?

Basically, “bros before hos”. I feel like if you stay true to that, everything else just kind of falls into place.

Do you love your country?

I love William Faulkner, Dolly Parton, fried chicken, Van Dyke Parks, the Grand Canyon, Topanga Canyon, bacon cheeseburgers with horseradish, Georgia O’Keeffe, Grand Ole Opry, Gary Snyder, Gilda Radner, Radio City Music Hall, Big Sur, Ponderosa pines, Southern BBQ, Highway One, Kris Kristofferson, National Arts Club in New York, Ruth Crawford Seeger, Joni Mitchell, Ernest Hemingway, Harriet Tubman, Hearst Castle, Ansel Adams, Kenneth Jay Lane, Yuba River, South Yuba River Citizens League, “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore”, “Hired Hand”, “The Jerk”, “The Sting”, “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”, clambakes, lobster rolls, s’mores, camping in the Sierra Nevadas, land sailing in the Nevada desert, riding horseback in Canyon de Chelly; Walker Percy, Billie Holiday, Drag City, Chez Panisse/Alice Waters/slow food movement, David Crosby, Ralph Lauren,San Francisco Tape Music Center, Albert Brooks, Utah Phillips, Carol Moseley Braun, Bolinas CA, Ashland OR, Lawrence KS, Austin TX, Bainbridge Island WA, Marilyn Monroe, Mills College, Elizabeth Cotton, Carl Sandburg, the Orange Show in Houston, Toni Morrison, Texas Gladden, California College of Ayurvedic Medicine, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Saturday Night Live, Aaron Copland, Barack Obama, Oscar de la Renta, Alan Lomax, Joyce Carol Oates, Fred Neil, Henry Cowell, Barneys New York, Golden Gate Park, Musee Mechanique, Woody Guthrie, Maxfield Parrish, Malibu, Maui, Napa Valley, Terry Riley, drive-in movies, homemade blackberry ice cream from blackberries picked on my property, Lil Wayne, Walt Whitman, Halston, Lavender Ridge Grenache from Lodi CA, Tony Duquette, Julia Morgan, Lotta Crabtree, Empire Mine, North Columbia Schoolhouse, Disneyland, Nevada County Grandmothers for Peace; Roberta Flack, Randy Newman, Mark Helprin, Larry David, Prince; cooking on Thanksgiving; Shel Siverstein, Lee Hazlewood, Lee Radziwill, Jackie Onassis, E.B. White, William Carlos Williams, Jay Z, Ralph Stanley, Allen Ginsberg, Cesar Chavez, Harvey Milk, RFK, Rosa Parks, Arthur Miller, “The Simpsons”, Julia Child, Henry Miller, Arthur Ashe, Anne Bancroft, The Farm Midwifery Center in TN, Martha Graham, Alvin Ailey, Jr., Eleanor Roosevelt, Clark Gable, Harry Nilsson, Woodstock, and some other stuff. Buuuut, the ol’ U S of A can pull some pretty dick moves. I’m hoping it’ll all come out in the wash...

Are we all doomed?

If we keep our expectations pretty low I think we might be fine. I mean, we’re definitely all dying at some point. There’s no getting around that. But between now and then, things might start looking up!

— Joanna Newsom for The New Statesman, 2008

[byneddiedingo]

Blade Runner has endured in part because it isn't over-infatuated with the technological whiz-bang of so many sci-fi films, especially since the advances in CGI. Its effects, supervised by the great Douglas Trumbull, have the solidity and tactility so often missing in CGI work, because they're very much in service of the vision of production designer Laurence G. Paull, art director David L. Snyder, and especially "visual futurist" Syd Mead. But more especially because they're in service of the humanity whose very questionable nature is the point of Hampton Fancher and David Webb Peoples's adaptation of the Philip K. Dick novel, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? It also helps that the film has a terrific cast. Harrison Ford can't help bringing a bit of Han Solo and Indiana Jones to every movie, but it's entirely appropriate here -- one time when a star image doesn't fight the script. Rutger Hauer makes Roy Batty's death scene memorable, and even Sean Young, a problematic actress at best, comes off well. (I think it's because when we first see her, she's dressed and coiffed like a drag-queen Joan Crawford, so that when she literally lets her hair down she takes on a softness we're not accustomed to from her.) And then there's Edward James Olmos as the enigmatic origamist Gaff, Daryl Hannah, William Sanderson, and especially Joanna Cassidy, who manages to achieve poignancy even wearing a transparent plastic raincoat.

Blade Runner (1982) dir. Ridley Scott

[actioncom1cs]

#ACTIONCOM1CS. ind. multi-muse focused on comic book superheroes. temp. muse & rules list below.

started dni. don't be a bigot etcetc.

c, irish, 25, he / they.

iconless for the most part.

multi-ship but i don't smut.

mostly a marvel guy but i do know a fair bit about dc too so yknowyknow

DC

oliver queen. green arrow. bruce wayne. batman. scott snyder inspiration. michael jon carter. booster gold. jurgens & jli inspo. guy gardner. green lantern. arthur curry. aquaman. garfield logan. beast boy. victor sage. the question. batwoman. kate kane. eel o'brien. plastic man. blue beetle. ted kord.

MARVEL

matthew murdock. daredevil. peter quill. star-lord. bruce banner. the hulk. frank castle. the punisher. marc spector. moon knight. ben reilly. scarlet spider. anna-marie. rogue. hank mccoy. beast. logan. wolverine. canon divergent. sean cassidy. banshee. kitty pryde. shadowcat. betsy braddock. captain britain. remy lebeau. gambit. nathan summers. cable. jamie madrox. multiple man. jubilation lee. jubilee. roberto da costa. sunspot. eddie brock. venom.

[kurtlukiraz]

önümüzdeki bahar, Zack Snyder iki filmiyle ani seyircinin karşısına çıkacak. Adalet Ligi'İlave çekimlerin de içleştirilmiş olduğu 4 saatlik tekrardan kurgulanmış versiyon Zack Synder'ın Adalet Birliği18 Mart'ta HBO Max'te yayınlanacak. Snyder'ın Netflix için çekmiş olduğu, daha filmin kendisi görücüye çıkmadan belgelerle hikâyesinin anlatılacağı bir film ve anime dizisinin hazırlıklarına başlanıyor Ölülerin Ordusu'in gösterim saati de belli oldu. Snyder'ın zombi türüne dönüşen filmi, 21 Mayıs'tan itibaren Netflix'te yayında olacak. Dave BautistaElla Purnell, Omari Hardwick, Anne De La Reguera, Theo Rossi, Matthias Schweighöfer, Nora Arnezeder, Hiroyuki Sanadave Garret Dillahunt, Tig Notaro, Raúl Castillo, Huma Kureshi, Samantha Win, Richard Cetrone, Michael Cassidy şeklinde reklamların yer aldığı geniş bir sanatçı ekibine haiz film öncül hikayelerinin anlatılacak bir film ve anime dizisinin hazırlıklarına başland��. Ölülerin Ordusu'de yer edinen Alman sanatçı Matthias SchweighöferYönetmenliğini de üstleneceği filmde, oyuncunun canlandırdığı Ludwig karakterinin geçmiş hikâyesini ele alacak. Anime dizisi Ölülerin Ordusu: Kayıp Vegas ise Dave Bautista'nın karakteri Scott'ın zombi saldırısında Las Vegas'ta yaşadıklarını mevzu, bahis edinecek.

[gundemburadadedim]

önümüzdeki bahar, Zack Snyder iki filmiyle ani seyircinin karşısına çıkacak. Adalet Ligi'İlave çekimlerin de içleştirilmiş olduğu 4 saatlik tekrardan kurgulanmış versiyon Zack Synder'ın Adalet Birliği18 Mart'ta HBO Max'te yayınlanacak. Snyder'ın Netflix için çekmiş olduğu, daha filmin kendisi görücüye çıkmadan belgelerle hikâyesinin anlatılacağı bir film ve anime dizisinin hazırlıklarına başlanıyor Ölülerin Ordusu'in gösterim saati de belli oldu. Snyder'ın zombi türüne dönüşen filmi, 21 Mayıs'tan itibaren Netflix'te yayında olacak. Dave BautistaElla Purnell, Omari Hardwick, Anne De La Reguera, Theo Rossi, Matthias Schweighöfer, Nora Arnezeder, Hiroyuki Sanadave Garret Dillahunt, Tig Notaro, Raúl Castillo, Huma Kureshi, Samantha Win, Richard Cetrone, Michael Cassidy şeklinde reklamların yer aldığı geniş bir sanatçı ekibine haiz film öncül hikayelerinin anlatılacak bir film ve anime dizisinin hazırlıklarına başlandı. Ölülerin Ordusu'de yer edinen Alman sanatçı Matthias SchweighöferYönetmenliğini de üstleneceği filmde, oyuncunun canlandırdığı Ludwig karakterinin geçmiş hikâyesini ele alacak. Anime dizisi Ölülerin Ordusu: Kayıp Vegas ise Dave Bautista'nın karakteri Scott'ın zombi saldırısında Las Vegas'ta yaşadıklarını mevzu, bahis edinecek.

[chocolatewoosh]

New character I designed for myself the other day! :D Her name's Cassidy Snyder and she WILL rob you blind when you're not lookin' (or while you ARE looking, even. she don't give a care)

[fangedlovers]

Cassidy and Stiles have just remade an appearance in my writing. Is a new Omission chapter in the future?!?!?

[zombiearkham]

Army of the Dead - Zack Snyder 2021

Hello? Hello? Is anyone there?

[geekcavepodcast]

Army of the Dead Trailer

Las Vegas has been walled off following a zombie outbreak. In 32 hours the city will be nuked. Former zombie war hero Scott Ward is approached by casino boss Bly Tanaka with a proposal: break into the quarantine zone and retrieve $200 million from a vault before the zone is destroyed. Ward assembles a team of experts for the job. Unfortunately, no one planned for faster, smarter Alpha zombies.

Army of the Dead stars Dave Bautista, Ella Purnell, Omari Hardwick, Ana de la Reguera, Theo Rossi, Matthias Schweighöfer, Nora Arnezeder, Hiroyuki Sanada, Tig Notaro, Raúl Castillo, Huma Qureshi, Samantha Win, Michael Cassidy, Richard Cetrone, and Garret Dillahunt. Zack Snyder directs from a screenplay written by himself, Shay Hatten, and Joby Harold.

Army of the Dead hits select theaters and Netflix on May 21, 2021.

[cultfaction]

Army of the Dead trailer revealed

Army of the Dead trailer revealed

Army of the Dead from Zack Snyder hits Netflix on May 21st 2021 and now we finally get the full trailer! It follows a zombie outbreak in Las Vegas, where a group of mercenaries take the ultimate gamble, venturing into the quarantine zone to pull off the greatest heist ever attempted. It stars Dave Bautista, Ella Purnell, Ana de la Reguera, Matthias Schweighöfer, Nora Arnezeder, Hiroyuki Sanada,…