#Hugh McDermott

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Devil Girl from Mars (1954) David MacDonald

February 3rd 2024

[cultfaction]

Preview- Devil Girl From Mars (Bluray)

A new restoration of the 1954 British black-and-white science fiction film DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS directed by David MacDonald and starring Patricia Laffan, Hugh McDermott, Hazel Court, Peter Reynolds, and Adrienne Corri. One winter evening in a lonely Scottish inn, guests become prisoners when Nyah, a pitiless Martian with a robot minion, lands on earth and traps them within an invisible wall. With…

[moviesandmania]

DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS (1954) Reviews and free to watch online

‘The fantastic night of terror that menaced the fate of the world!’ Devil Girl from Mars is a 1954 British science fiction film directed by David MacDonald from a screenplay written by James Eastwood and John C. Maher. Produced by Edward J. Danziger and Harry Lee Danziger. The Danzinger Productions movie stars Patricia Laffan, Hugh McDermott, Hazel Court, Peter Reynolds, Adrienne Corri, Joseph…

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[dgct2]

You need to know that you're not alone ( Part 2)

You don't need to be sorry. You don't even need to know what happened. You need to know that you're not alone. That all that pain, helplessness, ugliness, and rage is part of it. That it doesn't go away. ...You're doing it right now. You talk about it. You look at it. You deal with it. And you do everything you can to not let it interfere with the job.

[channeledhistory]

[punkffunk-fire-and-desire]

Stone City Band

L - R: Levi Ruffin Jr., Lanise Hughes, Oscar Alston and Tom McDermott

L - R: Erskine Williams, Tom McDermott, Levi Ruffin, Danny LeMelle and Oscar Alston

Photograph by Bobby Holland (1981)

L - R: Allen McGrier, LaMorris Payne, Nate Hughes, Levi Ruffin Jr. and Danny LeMelle

L - R: Danny LaMelle, Nate Hughes, Levi Ruffin Jr., Tom McDermott and LaMorris Payne

L - R: LaMorris Payne, Levi Ruffin Jr., Tom McDermott, Nate Hughes and Lanise Hughes

Photo By Raymond Boyd (1985)

Front: Billy Nunn

Back: Levi Ruffin Jr., Tom McDermott, Oscar Alston, Lanise Hughes and Nate Hughes

Stone City Band albums:

In 'n' Out (1980)

The Boys Are Back (1981)

Meet The Stone City Band! - Out From The Shadow (1983)

Rest In Peace Billy Nunn.

[gameofthunder66]

FBI: Most Wanted (2020- ) tv series

-(finished) watchin' Season 5- 5/22/2024- 3 stars- on CBS (Paramount+)

I think I liked this a lot better when Jess LaCroix (Julian McMahon) was leading the team on this series also...

[eriksangel666]

This photo is so comfortably late 2000's broadway, I love it so much

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Four Days (1951) John Guillermin

June 5th 2023

[smokefalls]

Who’s to say why we see what we see, she said, or why some shadows are just a wheezing sound around a corner and others are furious vermin, why sometimes they appear as the faintest of shivers and other times they burrow deep in our guts.

Layla Martínez, Woodworm (translated by Sophie Hughes and Annie McDermott)

[polkadotjohnson]

To come out this year (2024)

Rosario (dir: Felipe Vargas, est. release date September) (changed to 2025)

In Search of Darkness 90s (dir: David A. Weiner, November)

No release date as of yet:

Dust Bunny (dir: Bryan Fuller)

The Life of Chuck (dir: Mike Flanagan)

The Cure (dir: Nancy Leopardi)

Epilogue (dir: Michael Fimognari)

Murderbot (TV)

One Piece (TV)

Lost short films:

The Pandora Experiment (dir. Mike L. Taylor, Matt Steinauer, Collier Landry)

Arc of a bird (from the director of Cass, Hugh Schulze. David plays the same character)

Credits (dir. Hugh Schulze)

Head Case (dir. Collin Schiffli, Bradley Jakubik)

Band (dir. Collin Schiffli)

Keen (dir. Jimmy McDermott)

Say When (dir. Greg Fitzsimmons)

Tweet Me in NY (dir. Traven Rice)

All the Pretty Girls (dir. ???) (Robert Goldman perhaps?)

Girls Will Be Girls 2012 (not a short) (dir: Richard Day. From Reddit: I heard the director, Richard Day, had some technical setbacks with not being familiar with green screen work/a lot of his work being lost when his hard drive crashed. According to Coco Peru, it's in some sort of post-production limbo state, so who knows?)

Also apparently this got successfully backed on Kickstarter, so maybe we should kick some start into the director's butt?/cringe

Things to keep an eye on:

Hide Your Eyes (written by David, dir. Erica Scoggins, could be in development hell)

Can't Stop the Dawn (dir. Marianna Palka or Tony Armer, status unknown) (could also be called "Terminal Kill")

Jack and Jill (unknown, mentioned in Dast's old webpage)

Her Director (unknown, mentioned in Dast's old webpage)

One and Only (an (old) screenplay by Eve)

Other things I'm looking for

Last Drive In With Joe Bob Briggs episode (I think it was season 5 episode 1)

Games We Play (Special game show)

No Calls, Please (Funny or Die sketch)

Master Class (Funny or Die sketch)

Master Class II (Funny or Die sketch)

Axe commercial from 2010 (mentioned in old blog)

Ad against smoking (mentioned in Steve Agee's podcast)

BestBuy commercial (mentioned in 3conomics' hater's blog)

WATCH

(1) Various

(2) Various

(3) Cass & Under the Pyramid

(4) Double Black

(5) Various

(6) Shortcake

(7) Cora

First two links might not work on mobile because it sure as hell isn't working on mine but it's just the links to my Vimeo and YouTube playlists, you can see them on the header of the blog

[dk-thrive]

She didn’t have that gnawing restlessness, that woodworm my mother and I had, that bastard itch that won’t leave you in peace or let you leave others in peace either.

— Layla Martínez, Woodworm (translated by Sophie Hughes and Annie McDermott) (Two Lines Press, May 14, 2024)

[queer-cinephile]

3 fun movies to watch for Thanksgiving

1. Planes, Trains, & Automobiles (1987)

Plot: "A Chicago advertising man must struggle to travel home from New York for Thanksgiving, with a lovable oaf of a shower-curtain-ring salesman as his only companion."

Director: John Hughes Cast: Steve Martin and John Candy Genre: Comedy, farce

2. Home for the Holidays (1995)

Plot: After a series of bad luck, Claudia Larson returns to her hometown to spend Thanksgiving with her dysfunctional family.

Director: Jodie Foster Cast: Holly Hunter, Robert Downey, Jr., Anne Bancroft, Claire Danes, Dylan McDermott Genre: Comedy, romance

3. Thanksgiving (2023)

Plot: "After a Black Friday riot ends in tragedy, a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired killer terrorizes Plymouth, Massachusetts - the birthplace of the infamous holiday."

Director: Eli Roth Cast: Patrick Dempsey, Gina Gershon, Addison Rae, etc Genre: Slasher, horror (quite gory)

[myriad--starlings]

That’s what family is, a place to stay and food on the table and in return you’re cooped up with a bunch of living relatives and another bunch of dead ones. All families keep their dead under the mattress, my mother used to tell me, it’s just that we can see ours.

— Woodworm, Layla Martinez (trans. Sophie Hughes & Annie McDermott)