#Sam Huang

[randomredneck]

I. HATE. THIS. SHOW.

[oyeicher]

You mean everything to him, too.

Unknown Episode 9

[thisonelikesaliens]

oh Dr. Lin

you're cute

(i can't get a clear shot but that looks like a 500)

[chicademartinica]

I can take ALL the punches and all the pain tomorrow but give me this :

And Sam Lin. Amen ? Amen.

[conscbgb]

Doctor Lin: WELCOM BACK!! 🥹

[ekingston]

I just stumbled upon your You me & holiday wine fic and binged it and may i just say thank you for your service 🫡🫡🫡 that work it’s everything to me and was just so fun to read!! you ate that up

hi hello & thank you so much! it makes me SO happy people are still discovering YMHW in 2024. i’m really glad you enjoyed it, it was a lot of fun to write as well!

[letterboxd-loggd]

Space Cadet (2024) Liz W. Garcia

December 9th 2024

[rissyrosie]

Call me crazy, I started reading ‘If We Ever Meet Again’ by Ana Huang….

Farrah Lin: Jennie

Blake Ryan: Sam Dezz

They fit the description so perfectly

[fyeahcindie]

Listen to: Lie by No Party For Cao Dong

Unexpected surprise this morning in my bandcamp subscriptions -- A new album coming from 草東沒有派對 No Party For Cao Dong!!   =D

From IG:

我們的新專輯《瓦合》將在五月份發行，目前已經可以在官方網站上預購。 真的非常謝謝一直以來的所有鼓勵和陪伴， 謝謝大家的等候，我們是草東沒有派對。 -連結在首頁- Good evening, everyone. Long time no see. Great thanks for your patience through so many long nights. A new chapter is finally here as our brand new album, The Clod, comes out in May. It is now available for pre-order on our official website. Thank you very much for all your endless love and support. It means the world to us and we really appreciate everything.

As you recall, their drummer Fan Tsai (YF Tsai  蔡憶凡 Fan Tsai (凡凡)) passed away in late 2021. r.i.p.  There’s been no public activity since then.

The new album (The Clod) is in pre-order at Bandcamp,and the official release date in May 22nd.

Lyricist / Composer / Arranger: 草東沒有派對 No Party For Cao Dong 林耕佑 (巫堵) (Wood Lin) (Guitar/Vocal) 詹為筑 Chu Chu Chan (Guitar/Vocal) 楊世暄 Sam Yang (Bass/Vocal) Shih Wei Huang (Drums).  ‘Shih Wei Huang’ is a very common name on IG; if anyone can help me narrow down a search for a link, I would appreciate it! (There is a Shih-Wei Huang who does ‘auxiliary percussion’ with 落日飛車 Sunset Rollercoaster, but I have no idea if it is the same person.)

Album Producer: 周已敦 Itun Chou  Full credits and lyrics at Bandcamp.

Links:  Instagram,  YouTube,  Spotify,   iNDIEVOX , Bandcamp,  Official Site

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KO ONE RE-ACT  | S01E05

Taiwanese Drama - 2013, 20 episodes

[oyeicher]

Unknown Episode 5 & We Best Love Episode 5

for @imlivingformyselfdontmindme / inspired by @thisonelikesaliens 's post

[moorheadthanyoucanhandle]

MOTHERS, SONS, DAUGHTERS

Opening this weekend...

Evil Dead Rise--This fifth feature in the beloved horror series that began in 1981 moves most of the action out of the woods and into the city. An earthquake uncovers a copy of the "Book of the Dead" in the bowels of a decaying L.A. apartment building. Near the tome are a couple of vinyl records on which a priest has recorded the incantations necessary to invoke the evil spirits that re-animate dead bodies to torment the living. The kid who finds all this is an aspiring DJ, so he has turntables, so...

Through this laborious set-up, the lissome tattoo-artist single mother (Alyssa Sutherland) ends up possessed by a malevolent force. It's up to her guitar-tech sister (Lily Sullivan) to defend her nephew and two nieces. Gruesome mayhem ensues, hitting on the obligatory tropes of the series--grinning, leering, levitating corpses, oceanic amounts of gore, hurtling demonic POV, the repeated phrase "dead by dawn!"--as well as nods to Kubrick's The Shining and to Fargo.

I'm afraid I've run out of patience with this style of horror flick. Watching a woman's corpse terrorize and murder her children probably wouldn't be my idea of entertainment in any case, but here it's not only unpleasant but tedious. I've grown weary of films in which characters stand transfixed as something ghastly happens in front of them. After a while one begins to suspect that all the interminable gasping and whimpering and slowly backing away may not even really be about generating terror or heightening suspense, but rather about padding a thin script out to feature length.

Sam Raimi's original Evil Dead trilogy was not inconsequential cinema. The "shaky cam" techniques that Raimi and his cronies developed on those indies, out of economic necessity, were highly influential on the Coen Brothers and Barry Sonnenfeld and others. But beyond the realm of technical innovation, Raimi's movies, especially the marvelous Evil Dead II of 1987, had a low-tech vigor, a whimsical sense of macabre comedy and a guileless campfire-story gusto that, combined with the one-of-kind slapstick acting of star Bruce Campbell, made them classics.

Raimi and Campbell are listed as executive producers on Evil Dead Rise, but almost none of the twisted magic of their early work can be felt here. There's some elegance to the production design, and leading ladies Sutherland and Sullivan are stunning, Bukowski-style L.A. goddesses. There's a sweet line in which the youngest niece tells her aunt why she thinks she'll be a good mom someday. And the Hieronymus Bosch-like horror into which the demon's victims conglomerate themselves is a decent Raimi-ish idea, though the CGI renders it soulless.

I'm told that this film, directed by the Irish Lee Cronin, was originally slated to open on cable TV but got a theatrical release after test audiences took to it. So it may be that I've just aged out of this sort of thing, and the movie will truly please audiences. If so, even though it's not for me, I nonetheless find it cheering that people still want to scream in company.

Somewhere in Queens--Less than a month after opening the Phoenix Film Festival, Ray Romano's feature directorial debut opens theatrically here in the Valley. Romano, who co-wrote the script, also stars as Leo Russo, a bedraggled hangdog sad sack who works for his family's contracting business in the title borough. Leo isn't the favorite son, however. His father (Tony LoBianco) shows more respect to Leo's slick brother Frank (Sebastian Maniscalco). Maybe everybody loves Raymond, but nobody loves Leo.

Well, that's not true. His siblings and his wife Angela (Laurie Metcalf) love him well enough, but they don't take him seriously, or listen to him. A sultry widower (Jennifer Esposito) on a jobsite seems to take a shine to him, but he's not the adulterous type.  Leo does have a source of pride, however: his quiet son "Sticks" (Jacob Ward) is a high school basketball star. One night at a big game, Leo and Angela are surprised to learn that Sticks has a girlfriend (Sadie Stanley) they didn't know about. The same night, they learn that he may be good enough for a college scholarship.

Though it's often funny, a forlorn atmosphere hangs over the early scenes of this movie that had me bracing for some sort of wretched tragedy that would leave the characters standing around emergency rooms or something like that. But the story, though it stings, doesn't drag us through the mud; it takes off in unexpected and painful yet believable and sometimes exhilarating directions.

The feel for the setting is convincing, and so is the large cast. The ensemble scenes are well-executed, especially the girlfriend's debut at a big family dinner, where she both irks and impresses the relations with her nerviness. Romano plays Leo as a toned-down version of his stage and sitcom persona, cowed and slow-witted, and his tentative, apologetic boyishness is poignant, even when you can see how his family could find it irritating.

For a while it seems like the film is underutilizing the mighty Metcalf, but finally Angela gets her big moment. Romano lets her articulate the theme of the movie, admitting probably the most frequent emotion of the parenting experience: Fear.

Also opening this weekend, at Harkins Chandler Fashion 20 and Harkins Arrowhead, is Tom Huang's fine comedy-drama Dealing with Dad...

It's slated to play at Harkins Shea and at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre in Sedona starting April 28.

I reviewed it last year, after it made the rounds of several festivals including Phoenix Film Festival. It's very much worth checking out.

[boomgers]

Houston tiene un nuevo problema… “Novata Espacial”

Tiffany ‘Rex’ Simpson siempre ha soñado con ir al espacio, pero la vida no ha ido como ella lo ha planeado. Determinada a cambiar las cosas, ella apunta alto y con el toque embellecedor de su mejor amiga Nadine, su solicitud “truqueada” la hace aterrizar en el ultracompetitivo programa de entrenamiento de astronautas de la NASA.

Rex se ve sobrepasada y comienza a confiar en su ingenio, coraje y determinación para lograr ser la número uno de su clase. Pam y Logan, directores del programa de la NASA, comienzan a notar su desempeño. ¿Podrá esta chica de Florida superar el entrenamiento y adentrarse en el cosmos antes de que sea descubierta?.

Estreno: 4 de julio de 2024 en Prime Video.

Escrita y dirigida por Liz W. Garcia, la película cuenta con las actuaciones de Emma Roberts, Tom Hopper, Poppy Liu, Gabrielle Union, Kuhoo Verma, Desi Lydic, Sebastián Yatra, Yasha Jackson, Andrew Call, Troy Iwata, Josephine Huang, Dave Foley, Sam Robards y Joshua Harto.

Detrás De Cámaras

[chicademartinica]

Yes the necktie pull is tradition !

Not the necktie pull!!! 🫣