#Pulp ficton

[cemyafilmarsiv]

Pulp ficton

Pirates of the Caribbean

Titanic

Truman Show

The Shining

Forest Gump

Kill Bill

The Shawshank Redemption

Leon

The Matrix

V for Vendetta

The Godfather

The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

Brave Heart

The Lord of the Rings

Cinema Paradiso

Interstellar

Star Wars

The Dark Knight

Inception

Arthur C. Clarke

Back to the Future

Fight Club

Harry Potter

[techturd]

One of my favorite "new" tables

[mannytoodope]

Mia:(on intercom)Vincent. Vincent. I'm on the intercom.

Vincet: Where is-Where is the intercom?

Mia: It's on the wall by the two African statues to your right.Warm. Warmer. Disco.

Vincet: Hello?

Mia: Push the button if you want to talk.

Vincet: Hello?

Mia: Go make yourself a drink, and I'll be down in two shakes of a lamb's tail. The bar's by the fireplace.

[notsosillyanymore-ehbatman]

Thinking abt Butch and Fabienne

[stitched-mouth-vs-the-world]

Stitched’s Giant Masterlist

Notes: Good luck finding everything.

Anime

My Hero Academia

Black Butler

Soul Eater

Death Note

Diabolik Lovers

Cowboy Bebop

Kakegurui

Battle Angel : Alita

Netflix

The Umbrella Academy

Stranger Things

Ginny & Georgia

Sex Education

Russian Doll

Locke & Key

Other

The Nun

Jennifer’s Body

Pulp’s Ficton

Turning Red

Kill Bill

Rick And Morty

Marvel

Gorillaz

Sucker Punch

Scott Pilgrim Vs The World

Encanto

Tim Burton

[obsidian-sphere]

Which magazine would you most like to have a complete, restored set of?

Weird Tales 1922 Frankly, most of the stores were below par, "Beloved Dead" indeed, really only famous because of a few notable exceptions.

Amazing Stories 1926 The first all "sciencetiction" magazine. But truth be told, most of the writing was just bad. (and then there was the "Shraver Mystery!") In 1985, when Spielberg decided he wanted a TV series called Amazing Stories instead of just looking for another name when he found the Mag still had the rights to the title, he brought the whole catalog. He flushed it, calling it garbage so they could do stories about Grandpa's ghost train and cute furry critter from space crying over Ricky and Lucy getting divorced.

Air Wonder Stories 1929 Later Wonder Stories, but started with all the stories having "the wonder of flight" theme. It was a thing for a while back then.

Astounding Stories 1930 Under John Campbell brought about the Golden Age of Science Ficton.

Unknown 1938 - 1943 Campbell does fantasy.

Planet Stories 1939 Its gimmick was that all the stories had to be set on a known planet in our solar system.

Captain Future 1940 Science Fiction pulp hero magazine.

The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction 1949 Last of the original greats.

New Worlds 1964, edited by Michael Moorcock and home of the experimental New Wave movement.

Weird Tales 1922 Frankly, most of the stores were below par, "Beloved Dead" indeed, really only famous because of a few notable exceptions.

Amazing Stories 1926 The first all "sciencetiction" magazine. But truth be told, most of the writing was just bad. (and then there was the "Shraver Mystery!") In 1985, when Spielberg decided he wanted a TV series called Amazing Stories instead of just looking for another name when he found the Mag still had the rights to the title, he brought the whole catalog. He flushed it, calling it garbage so they could do stories about Grandpa's ghost train and cute furry critter from space crying over Ricky and Lucy getting divorced.

Air Wonder Stories 1929 Later Wonder Stories, but started with all the stories having "the wonder of flight" theme. It was a thing for a while back then.

Astounding Stories 1930 Under John Campbell brought about the Golden Age of Science Ficton.

Unknown 1938 - 1943 Campbell does fantasy.

Planet Stories 1939 Its gimmick was that all the stories had to be set on a known planet in our solar system.

Captain Future 1940 Science Fiction pulp hero magazine.

The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction 1949 Last of the original greats.

New Worlds 1964, edited by Michael Moorcock and home of the experimental New Wave movement.

[bwprowl]

Diamond Select’s Pulp Fiction toys are out, and darned if they don’t look tempting as ever. Hopefully it’s not just this wave and others will be coming (especially will need a Vincent to go with Jules), but these are a very promising start. The accessories are what really make these toys, particularly the tasty burger and bullet-holed wall behind Jules, or the box of donuts Marsellus Wallace comes with (perfectly recreating one of the all-time best moments from a movie full of best moments).

[firstlover01-blog]

[fionncherry]

kitty be the type to sell her homemade earrings on etsy

[chxoticmuses]

NONVERBAL RP STARTERS

Status: Accepting

@beenpole​ said:  💃 Pull my muse onto a dance floor/up to dance ( Hanz, and yes Marcie is a good dancer)

          ❝ I’m not dancing. That’s so embarrassing! ❞ Hanz huffed out, arms crossing over his chest like a big baby. He rarely even attended these after-parties that happened after every show and if he did then he hardly even talked to anyone! But here he was, in the middle of some cheap light up plexiglass dancefloor that Marcie had dragged him onto. Right about now he was missing the old Marcie who was nervous to even be seen without something covering her face. Still, when she reached out for his hand he allowed her to grab on to them.  ❝ You better know how to dance because if you embarrass me then I‘m disowning you like right here. ❞

[pulpscifi]

[thefugitivesaint]

Virgil Finlay (1914-1971), ''Famous Fantastic Mysteries'', Vol. 9, #6, 1948 Source

[mannytoodope]

[antonello444]

Pulp Ficton cast, 1994

[burdened-boy]

“ MM-HMM! THIS IS ... A TASTY BURGER! “

rules

[bookwhats-blog]

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