#Dan Ellison

[charleystrainyard]

🤔 Do you think they are similar?

[weirdlookindog]

Don't Go in the House (1979) - VHS cover

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From ellison @danisnotagaymer on Twitter

[briarrosefromthedead]

Don't Go in the House (1979) dir. Joseph Ellison

[goblin-iz-whack]

How it feels when someone that is Gray Aro and/or Gray Ace feels a hint of romantic and/or sexual attraction:

(From a Gray Aro and Gray Ace person)

[therealmrpositive]

Tooth Fairy (2010)

In today's review, I try to provide more than the tooth. As I attempt to provide a #positive review of the 2010 family film, Tooth Fairy #DwayneJohnson #AshleyJudd #JulieAndrews #StephenMerchant #RyanSheckler #SethMacFarlane #ChaseEllison

The tall tales we tell ourselves, and mainly our children, to add a little sense of wonder and magic to the commonplace realities of life. The Sandman sends us to sleep and leaves sleepy dust in our eyes, or how a winged baby figure will fire arrows of love. Or how the natural shedding of teeth can lead to a financial reward via the wings of a tooth fairy. In 2010, Superstar actor, Dwayne The…

[forensicated]

Lots of articles and props and the like are being posted to the Sierra-Oscar community if you haven't seen them yet (one of the low points of communities on Tumblr is that they're not overly visible, nor do the posts show up when tagged in the searches).

If you'd like to see, come on over here!

Unfortunately, another limitation of Tumblr communities is that you have to be invited to join them and can't just join at the moment. If you want to join, please like or comment on this post and we will send you an invite ASAP.

Whilst I'm at the reminders, here is a link to lots of The Bill reference information. Here you can find:

Detailed episode guides (Currently up to 04x02),

Smithy/Gina important episode guides,

Gina/Jonathan important episode guides

Detailed episode guides for the Witness, Gun Runner, Conviction episodes and also Gina's last two episodes.

Station information (so far mostly focused on the first 2 incarnations of Sun Hill)

Show info (call signs, vehicle call signs, address, caution, streets and locations used in the show and more!)

Family/Friend connections for each regular cast member from start to finish including important information (under construction!)

If there's anything you want to query or add to anything, please feel free to reply or message me and I'll get back ASAP!

[chessiesystem]

*crawls out of my hole* does anyone have any pre-2018 rewrite boots of Dan Ellison as CB (other than the English Night audio)

[walkcineroad]

Pyromaniac [Don't Go in the House]

Release date : 1979

Director : Joseph Ellison

Country : United States 🇺🇸

Donny Kohler is sick. Very sick. As a child, he was abused by his mother. He is now twenty-seven years old and his mother is dead. Furthermore, his mother's death changed him profoundly, bringing a buried psychosis to the surface. So, methodically, he prepares his revenge. He first kidnaps a young woman and sets her on fire. This is just the beginning...

Donald "Donny" Kohler is a real psychopath, the fault of his mother who burned the forearms of her little wanker to consume the evil that was in him ! The poor man never recovered and when one of his colleagues was badly burned in a workplace accident, something clicked. But it is the death of his mother that will truly set the fire : freed from parental oppression, the poor man will finally be able to free everything his hatred and resentment towards women, the only representative of whom he knew was his mother. The first victim will be a pretty florist, then a broken down motorist. What surprises at first is the ease with which he manages to convince and bring the young girls home : The florist is an obvious example because without any physical or verbal violence, the killer manages to attract him. The boutique where she works at home, great art ! This sequence lasts several minutes, which allows the viewer to sympathize with the poor women's who will suffer the ultimate punishment in a particularly spectacular and unbearable sequence... The result is so extreme for the viewer that the other executions will be filmed off camera. And we will have to wait until the finale to find such frenzy again.

[thejubileeline]

I'm a big fan of the absolute abundance of Edgy Murderer CB posts from a few years ago. I wasn't in the fandom at that point and it seems to have sorta fizzled out after the 2018 updates. I'm just doing some digging and it's hilarious.

[suppenzeit]

i need to dress more wild and how i really want to dress

[vintagegeekculture]

Holy microchip! Bruce Coville's "A.I. Gang" was a 1980s kid-adventure series that lasted for four books, set around four computer whiz kids (Wonderchild, "Gamma" Ray, 3-D, and Twerpy) who's parents are developing a "thinking computer" in their lab in an island off North Carolina. The kids decide to beat their parents to the punch by creating their own artificial intelligence, Sherlock, who helps them solve mysteries. First published in 1986, the books were set in "the 1990s" when that was futuristic (or at least the 1990s according to a reader of Omni magazine). They encounter evil spymasters with powers of hypnotism, a robot shark, and the sinister genius of the Black Glove.

Like "My Teacher is an Alien," Coville specialized in books that look like kiddie fluff on the outside meant for the Scholastic Book Fair, but were surprisingly intense, science-based examinations of the morality of artificial intelligence. This seriousness may surprise adult readers, much like how Coville's "My Teacher is an Alien" ended with a philosophical examination of man's violent nature and if humankind deserved to survive and continue. A.I. Gang has aged much, much better than it probably appears on the surface. For example, not to blow the ending, but when their parents finally bring their artificial intelligence, the ominously named ADAM, to full power, this kid series with judo chops and robot sharks ends with a finale that is a mix of Colossus: the Forbin Project with 2001: A Space Odyssey, to the point one wonders if this entire project was a prequel to Harlan Ellison's I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, or Dan Simmons' Hyperion.

Bruce Coville loved the series so much that he purchased the rights to it from his publisher (rare in the work for hire publishing world where writers sign ownership of their work over), and reprinted them with a new publisher with his own modifications in 1995 (the year the books are set).

[wonderful-magician]

StEx appreciation month!! Day 15!! CABOOSE!!

( can you tell he's my favorite? )

Favorite performers ( not ordered )

- Michael staniforth

- Todd Lester

- Oliver rhoe Thornton

- hans Johansson

- Kapa kitchen

- Ramon visser ( for being cute )

- thierry gondet

- Daniel Ellison ( 2018 )

- Michael eborall

- Andrew prosser

- Jeremy kocal

Favorite songs/moments

uhh every single time he's on screen I NEED wide smile and there's me injected into my veins

Notes

He's my silly bunny. And also I don't really like Vic ( 2018 ) i mean like I like him as a separate character cuz he's such a silly guy especially when played by Dan Ellison who basically owns the role. But toy soldier caboose is just! Peak!

[groovycolortastemaker]

Dan ellison Happy birthday 🎂 🥳

[goblin-iz-whack]

Ladies and gents and others, find yourself a person that you not only adore/thirst for, but find someone you want to bite