#Lance Preston

[bosinclairsgff]

Slashers (and others) reacting to their s/o tattoos

Includes: Otis Driftwood, Baby Firefly, Amanda Young, Patrick Bateman, The Grabber, Lance Preston, Arkin, Thomas Hewitt And Bo Sinclair

Warnings:

- Otis thinks your tattoos are super hot. He loves kissing them. When you guys are in bed sometimes he’ll trace his fingers over the outline. Only when he’s very calm. Wants to give you a tattoo so everyone knows you belong to him.

- Baby loves your tattoos. Thinks they are so cool and wants a matching one with you. She always encourages you to get more. If they are on your arms she loves seeing you in short sleeves.

- Doesn’t care. She thinks it’s a little cool but she wouldn’t get all crazy about it. When she’s in the mood though she’ll kiss around your tattoos. You could maybe convince her to go get one with you but she’d probably get like a small bird or something behind her ear.

- Hates them. Would tell you to cover them up. Thinks you look stupid and ugly. Low key gets the ick from it.

- He’s interested in the stories behind them. Albert likes looking them over and looking for every detail. Wouldn’t get one himself. He secretly finds them very hot.

- Lance thinks they are super cool. He loves them. Definitely calls you badass even if your tattoos aren’t very badass.

- Arkin thinks they are very cool. Was definitely there while you got one. He would hold your hand the whole time making sure your okay.

- This could be the reason you lived at first. He knows that flesh that’s been tattooed is disgusting. He hates the taste. That’s why you lived longer than the rest. But eventually you tell him about them and he likes them.

- Thinks they are sexy as fuck. Loves them. Wants to tattoo his name on you so you can never escape him.

[russellwynn]

everything is in motion. everything is changing — room to room, wall to wall, door to door.

don’t get too close. there’s nothing there.

[michelada12]

Compilation of spooky movies I found interesting 🩶Some were funny, others were traumatizing.

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[vomelets]

from jackass: 10 years of stupid (2010) 

[machetelanding]

[brokehorrorfan]

The Last Starfighter will be released on 4K Ultra HD on May 30 via Arrow Video. Matt Ferguson designed the cover art for the 1984 sci-fi action adventure film; the original poster is on the reverse side.

Nick Castle - best known for playing Michael Myers in the original Halloween and co-writing Escape from New York - directs from a script by Jonathan R. Betuel (My Science Project). Lance Guest, Dan O'Herlihy, Catherine Mary Stewart, and Robert Preston star.

The Last Starfighter has been restored in 4K from the original 35mm camera negative with Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible) and uncompressed 2.0 stereo, 5.1 DTS-HD MA, and 4.1 audio. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by star Lance Guest and his son Jackson Guest

Audio commentary by director Nick Castle and production designer Ron Cobb

Audio commentary by Mike White of The Last Projection Booth podcast

Interview with actor Catherine Mary Stewart

Interview with composer Craig Safan

Interview with screenwriter Jonathan Betuel

Interview with special effects supervisor Kevin Pike

Interview with author Greg Bear on Digital Productions, the company responsible for the CGI in The Last Starfighter

Interview with arcade game collector Estil Vance on reconstructing the Starfighter game

Crossing the Frontier: The Making of The Last Starfighter - 4-part documentary with cast and crew members

Heroes of the Screen featurette

Image galleries

Theatrical trailer

Teaser trailer

Booklet with writing by film historian Amanda Reyes and author Greg Bear’s unpublished Omni article on Digital Productions (first pressing only)

Video game expert Alex Rogan finds himself transported to another planet after conquering The Last Starfighter video game only to find out it was just a test. He was recruited to join the team of best starfighters to defend their world from the attack.

Pre-order The Last Starfighter.

[nerds-yearbook]

The Last Star Fighter premiered on July 13, 1984. The film stood out at the time for it's heavy use of early CGI and was often compared against Return of the Jedi that was still using stop motion, puppets, and matte paintings. Behind the scenes, the film was connected to the Halloween universe as its director Nick Castle played "The Shape" in Halloween, Halloween (2018) and Halloween Kills, and "flasher" in Halloween Ends, and stars Lance Guest appeared as Jimmy in Halloween II and Dan O'Herlihy starred as Conal Cochran in Halloween III Season of the Witch. In the story, an alien named Centauri (Robert Preston in his final theatric role) travelled to Earth to recruit high schooler Alex Rogan (Guest), who lived in a trailer park, because he passed a starfighter test disguised as a video game. So his absense wouldn't be noticed, Centari left a Beta clone to take Alex's place and spend time with Alex's brother Louis (Chris Hebert) and Alex's girlfriend Maggie Gordon (Catherine Mary Stewart). Meanwhile in space, due to a betrayal by Xur (Norman Snow), Alex found that he and alien pilot Grig would have to use the last starfighter to fend off an invation lead by Lord Kril (Dan Mason). ("The Last Starfighter", Film, Event)

[i-heart-schlock]

“Greetings, Starfighter. You have been recruited by the Star League to defend the frontier against Xur and the Ko-Dan armada.”

[blueonwrestling]

fucking awesome match aswell, preston and toa the two big green lads looked great in the match, but everyone else were fucking cool as fuck.

this was an absolute tight as fuck match, a great fun match, great tv wrestling.

[ebonyforged]

@demcnsinmymind​: “ why are you looking at me like that?  ” || morning after starters (accepting)

   “Well, you look — ” Thoroughly fucked, she wants to say, but it’s a little much first thing in the morning, especially considering that it really applies to both of them. Thinking back, Lance probably didn’t intend to become so worn out that he would actually fall asleep in her bed, but it may just be the best way things could’ve panned out. Although she hasn’t asked, hasn’t wanted to pry more than necessary, she suspects this is the first time Lance has slept in a proper, clean bed in a while. “You look like shit, really. My bad.” Ebony laughs and rolls over from where she’d been looking at him perched on her elbows to sit up instead. Standing up by the side of the bed, she flicks on one of the smaller lights on her wall. The gentle glow is a lot nicer than the brightness that awaits her in the bathroom.

   “Your hair’s a mess.” she supplies helpfully. His hair is pretty much the only part of him she feels comfortable being rough with. He is by no means fragile, but he hasn’t responded well to being held by the wrists, so the tries to keep her hands occupied by thoroughly messing up his hair instead. “You’re going to want to take a shower. After I do, I’m far more of a mess than you.”

[squirrelfm]

"Greetings, Starfighter. You have been recruited by the Star League to defend the frontier against Xur and the Ko-Dan armada." ~ Centauri's voice in the game

[grumpymirelurkqueen]

Lance make his jokes 2

(black humour, if you don't like it don't read it)

-Lance (my oc) : What's worse than a baby in a bin?

-Lance (my oc) : A baby in two bins, ahahah.

-Preston : Kick him out of Santuary Hills, please.

-Sturges : Sorry, that's not possible…

-Preston : Oh, that's right…

[demcnsinmymind]

don't mind me thinking about how his first wish is not to be rid of a literal demon god that's possessing him, or undoing the lobotomy and everything he went through, but to get his team back and undo their deaths

[eclecticpjf]

Now watching:

[esonetwork]

The Last Starfighter | Episode 388

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The Last Starfighter | Episode 388

Jim reflects on a Feel-Good Sci-Fi Classic from 1984, “The Last Starfighter,” starring Lance Guest, Catherine Mary Stewart, Robert Preston, Dan O’Herlihy Norman Shaw, Kay E. Kuter, Barbara Bosson, Chris Hebert and Vernon Washington. Directed by Nick Castle (Halloween and Halloween II), the film follows a young dreamer who ends up saving the universe. Find out more on this episode of MONSTER ATTACK!, The Podcast Dedicated To Old Monster Movies.