#John Cardos

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[weirdlookindog]

Night Shadows (1984)

AKA Mutant, Things in the Night

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The Day Time Ended (1979) // Dir. John Cardos

[cinemaquiles]

Tem no youtube: "Terror em Los Angeles" (the dark, 1979)

[kavalyera]

what if linagay natin si cardo dalisay sa jw

he’s like 5’7 and might get his shit rocked but like he survived 8 fucking seasons of getting bodied by national forces

[i-heart-schlock]

“How would you like to have some dinner tonight?”

“Oh, I probably will. I'll see you in the morning.”

[moviesandmania]

KINGDOM OF THE SPIDERS William Shatner vs. tarantulas - free on Tubi and YouTube

‘A living, crawling, Hell on earth!’ Kingdom of the Spiders is a 1977 American science fiction horror film directed by John “Bud” Cardos (Mutant; The Dark) and produced by Igo Kantor, Jeffrey M. Sneller and James Bond Johnson. The screenplay was written by Richard Robinson and Alan Caillou, from an original story by Jeffrey M. Sneller and Stephen Lodge. The movie stars William Shatner (Incubus;…

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Is this EVIL Real or is it a "Deathdream" reviewed! "(Blue Underground / 4K UHD and Blu-ray Combo)

The Nightmare is Here. “Deathdream” on 4K UHD Blu-ray! The Brooks family just sat down for dinner before receiving a personal house call by a military commander, conveying the tragic killed in action telegram of their son Andy during a Vietnam War skirmish.  Very early next morning, Andy inexplicably arrives at their doorstep and the whole family is elated with his return and relieved in the…

[theactioneer]

Outlaw of Gor (John Cardos, 1988)

[cristotudoemtodos]

“Estar contente é ser rico e próspero. Ele é o homem rico que não tem querer, e não requer mais. Eu digo, independente de sua renda. Um homem pode ser rico em uma casa no campo e pobre em um palácio. Estar satisfeito é ser independente. É o homem independente que não abraça as coisas criadas para o conforto, e tem Deus como sua porção. Tal homem é o único que está sempre satisfeito. Nada pode dar errado ou algum problema acontecer para esse homem. As aflições não vão abalá-lo, e as doenças não vão tirar sua paz. Eles podem colher uvas do espinheiro, e figos de cardos, porque eles podem tirar coisas boas do mal. Como Paulo e Silas, eles cantavam na prisão com seus pés presos nos troncos. Como Pedro, que dormia tranquilamente enquanto aguardava a sua já sentenciada morte, na noite anterior à sua execução. Como Jó, até mesmo quando despido de todo o seu conforto.” - RYLE, John Charles. Contentamento. Projeto Ryle (projetoryle.com.br). p. 5. @cristotudoemtodos www.blogcristotudoemtodos.blogspot.com

[redwalltournaments]

Worst Father

Who is the worst father out of all the father and father figures in Redwall?

Round 1:

Lord Stonepaw vs. Joseph the Bellmaker

Melutar vs. Abbot Mortimer

Verguada Greeneyes vs. Urran Voh

Orlando the Axe vs. Skipper Banjon Wildlough

Drufo vs. Gawjo Swifteye

Riggu Felis vs. Ben Stickle

Tugga Bruster vs. Lord Brocktree

Swartt Sixclaw vs. Hortwingle

Boar the Fighter vs. Abbot Mordalfus

Chigid vs. Skor Axehound

Jangular Swifteye vs. Rusval Reguba

King Agarnu vs. John Churchmouse

Jabez Stump vs. Lord Hightor

Nokko vs. Gael Squirrelking

Tarquin Woodsorrel vs. Cardo

Gonff vs. Colonel Whipscutt

Sawney Rath vs. Basil Stag Hare

Mr. Squirrel vs. Jango Bigboat

Gruntan Kurdly vs. Abruc

Luke the Warrior vs. Barkjon

Urthstripe the Strong vs. Mattimeo

Nimbalo's Father vs. Matthias

Feragho the Assassin vs. Rillflag

Cornspurrey De Fformelo Tussock vs. Meldrum the Magnificent

Tie Breaker:

Drufo vs. Gawjo Swifteye

Round 2:

Lord Stonepaw vs. Melutar

Verguada Greeneyes vs. Skipper Banjon Wildlough

Gawjo Swifteye vs. Riggu Felis

Tugga Bruster vs. Swartt Sixclaw

Boar the Fighter vs. Chigid

Rusval Reguba vs. King Agarnu

Lord Hightor vs. Gael Squirrelking

Cardo vs. Colonel Whipscutt

Sawney Rath vs. Jango Bigboat

Gruntan Kurdly vs. Luke the Warrior

Urthstripe the Strong vs. Nimbalo's Father

Feragho the Assassin vs. Cornspurrey De Fformelo Tussock

Round 3:

Lord Stonepaw vs. Skipper Banjon Wildlough

Riggu Felis vs. Swartt Sixclaw

Chigid vs. King Agarnu

Lord Hightor vs. Colonel Whipscutt

Sawney Rath vs. Gruntan Kurdly

Nimbalo's Father vs. Feragho the Assassin

Round 4:

Nimbalo’s Father vs. Sawney Rath vs. Colonel Whipscutt

King Agarnu vs. Swartt Sixclaw vs. Skipper Banjon Wildlough

Semi-Finals:

Swartt Sixclaw vs. Sawney Rath

Nimbalo’s Father vs. Skipper Banjon Wildlough

Finals:

Nimbalo’s Father vs. Swartt Sixclaw

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Kingdom of the Spiders will be released on Blu-ray on August 20 via Kino Lorber. Featuring reversible artwork, the 1977 nature-run-amok horror film is spine #14 in the Kino Cult line.

John "Bud" Cardos (Mutant) directs from a script by Richard Robinson (Piranha) and Alan Caillou (Village of the Giants). William Shatner stars with Tiffany Bolling, Woody Strode, Lieux Dressler, and Altovise Davis.

Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by film historian Lee Gambin (new)

Audio commentary by director John "Bud" Cardos, producer Igo Kantor, spider wrangler Jim Brockett, and cinematographer John Morrill

Audio commentary by producer Igo Kantor and actress Tiffany Bolling

Interview with actress Tiffany Bolling

Interview with writer Steve Lodge

Radio spot

Theatrical trailer

As even greater numbers of the helpless animals meet their deaths it is discovered that hundreds of tarantulas occupy the farm land. This is strange indeed! Tarantulas don't live in colonies…or do they? An attractive entomologist (Tiffany Bolling) is called to the dusty little Arizona town to explain the sudden arrival of the spiders and their usual behavior. But is it too late? Time seems to be running out as the new species of eight-legged freaks now number in the thousands. The spiders are everywhere—and man is their prey!

Pre-order Kingdom of the Spiders.

[weirdlookindog]

Kingdom of the Spiders (1977)

[ronnymerchant]

John “Bud” Cardo’s in the never finished Sam Sherman 1960’s film DEVIL WOLF OF SHADOW MOUNTAIN.

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Oh DNAngel... I encountered it through a friend who has aggressively recommended it to me lol!

Speaking of anime fans irl, it's still wild to me that I personally know a fujoshi... My world turned upside down when I knew that she was a fujoshi (for anyone reading, fujoshi are women who are into bl while fudanshi are men who are into bl, like they hate the female characters who "get in the way of their ship", to use a really outdated sentiment, and wish for the male characters to kiss each other.)

like take for example, the local series "Ang Probinsyano" they wished for Cardo and that police who plays the partner of John Prat's character, to kiss.

And I tell you, my world turned upside down when I learned that.

I warn against you using the term "fujoshi/fundanshi", they're actually derogatory terms used against people who like BL. It literally means "rotten woman/man", since apparently assholes think that people who think fictional men should bang are not respectable members of society. It has nothing to do with them hating the female characters or not.

Some people have reclaimed the term/s, however, they're still considered quite rude by others. I personally wouldn't use them in any circumstance.

But... honestly, why are people so surprised when they find out people ship male characters together, when the work in question has more male characters and has more developed relationships between men, while the female characters are relegated to the side with little meaningful character beyond being a romantic interest or being a damsel in distress or being the chick of the group? And especially when the male actors have more chemistry than the actors playing characters who are canonically into each other?

Like, seriously, I would ship more het ships in Kamen Rider, but there aren't even enough women to go around to begin with! Take Revice: the only prominent female characters are Yukimi (married), Sakura (related to half the male cast or too young for them), and Hana (who doesn't even interact with most of the male cast on a regular basis, and whose most significant character moments involved Sakura!).

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The Baltimore Catechism

Part One: The Creed

Lesson Ten: The Virtues and Gifts of the Holy Ghost

119. What are the chief supernatural powers that are bestowed on our souls with sanctifying grace?

The chief supernatural powers that are bestowed on our souls with sanctifying grace are the three theological virtues and the seven gifts of the Holy Ghost.

120. Why are these virtues called theological virtues?

These virtues are called theological virtues because they have God for their proper object.

121. What are the three theological virtues?

The three theological virtues are faith, hope, and charity. (I Corinthians 13:13)

122. What is faith?

Faith is the virtue by which we firmly believe all the truths God has revealed, on the word of God revealing them, who can neither deceive nor be deceived. (John 20:29)

123. What is hope?

Hope is the virtue by which we firmly trust that God, who is all-powerful and faithful to His promises, will in His mercy give us eternal happiness and the means to obtain it. (Romans 8:24-25)

124. What is charity?

Charity is the virtue by which we love God above all things for His own sake, and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God. (I Corinthians 13:1-2)

125. Which are the seven gifts of the Holy Ghost?

The seven gifts of the Holy Ghost are: wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord. (Isaiah 11:2-3)

126. How do the gifts of the Holy Ghost help us?

The gifts of the Holy Ghost help us by making us more alert to discern and more ready to do the will of God.

127. Which are some of the effects in us of the gifts of the Holy Ghost?

Some of the effects in us of the gifts of the Holy Ghost are the fruits of the Holy Ghost and the beatitudes.

128. Which are the twelve fruits of the Holy Ghost?

The twelve fruits of the Holy Ghost are: charity, joy, peace, patience, benignity, goodness, long-suffering, mildness, faith, modesty, continency, and chastity. (Galatians 5:22-23)

129. Which are the eight beatitudes?

The eight beatitudes are:

Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

Blessed are the meek, for they shall possess the earth.

Blessed are they who mourn, for they shall be comforted.

Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for justice, for they shall be satisfied.

Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy.

Blessed are the clean of heart, for they shall see God.

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of

Blessed are they who suffer persecution for justice' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

(See Matthew 5:3-10.)

130. Are there any other virtues besides the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity?

Besides the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity there are other virtues, called moral virtues.

131. Why are these virtues called moral virtues?

These virtues are called moral virtues because they dispose us to lead moral, or good lives, by aiding us to treat persons and things in the right way, that is, according to the will of God.

132. Which are the chief moral virtues?

The chief moral virtues are: prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance; these are called cardinal virtues. (Wisdom 8:7)

133. Why are these virtues called cardinal virtues?

These virtues are called cardinal virtues because they are like hinges on which hang all the other moral virtues and our whole moral life. The word "cardinal" is derived from the Latin word "cardo" meaning hinge.

134. How do prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance dispose us to lead good lives?

Prudence disposes us in all circumstances to form right judgments about what we must do or not do. Justice disposes us to give everyone what belongs to him. Fortitude disposes us to do what is good in spite of any difficulty. Temperance disposes us to control our desires and to use rightly the things which please ourselves. (Proverbs 21:21)

135. Which are some of the other moral virtues?

Some of the other moral virtues are:

Filial piety and patriotism, which dispose us to honor, love, and respect our parents and our country.

Obedience, which disposes us to do the will of our superiors.

Veracity, which disposes us to tell the truth.

Liberality, which disposes us rightly to use worldly goods.

Patience, which disposes us to bear up under trials and difficulties.

Humility, which disposes us to acknowledge our limitations.

Chastity, or purity, which disposes us to be pure in soul and body.

Besides these, there are many other moral virtues.