#bronson caves

[littlequeenies]

Two beautiful HQ Pam close-ups of Bronson Caves shot (30th March 1969 by Edmund Teske).

Our scans from photos purchased on ebay.

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[filmap]

A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III Roman Coppola. 2012

Cave Bronson Caves, 3200 Canyon Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068, USA See in map

See in imdb

Bonus: also in this location

[kiki-de-la-petite-flaque]

The CRAMPS at Bronson Caves, Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles © 1987 Youri Lenquette

[oldshowbiz]

Wonder Woman commits arson at Bronson Cave

[verachashina]

The Endless quest a vigil

of watchtowers and fortresses

against the sea and time.

Have they won? Perhaps.

They still stand and in

their silent rooms still wander

the souls of the dead,

who keep their watch on the living.

Soon enough we shall join them.

Soon enough we shall walk

the walls of time. We shall

miss nothing

except each other.

(Jim Morrison, THE VILLAGE TAPES, WILDERNESS)

🔻January-February 1967, Bronson Caves, Los Angeles, California. Photographer Bobby Klein

[toseefarardenagain]

The Doors at the Bronson Caves, by Bobby Klein.

[jonesbrianshining]

Pamela Courson and Jim´s hand (Bronson Caves 1969)

© Edmund Teske

[whiskyblvd]

Jim Morrison & Pamela Courson near there apartment in Bronson Canyon, Los Angeles photographed by Edmund Teske, 1969

“At first, Edmund Teske was photographing them at their apartment nearby. They eventually moved to the caves for a more natural setting. Teske liked the idea of Jim moving out from the dark caves and into the light. He viewed Morrison as more of a poet, than a rockstar, and that was the inspiration behind the shoot”. (WorthPoint)

[littlequeenies]

Pam and Jim posed for Edmund Teske the 30th March 1969 at the Bronson Caves in the Hollywood Hills. Scans from Italian F magazine (5th November 2014).

[sjnjournal]

"She breathes in me." Jim Morrison and Pamela Courson photographed by Edmund Teske at Bronson Caves in the Hollywood Hills in 1969.

[slimereader]

DQVI - Sailing

With Murdaw defeated, we're now at a more open part of the game. You have to sail around looking for things to do. This is where my love of Dragon Quest conflicts with my love for short, linear games. Alltrades Abbey returns as well. I was worried about the huge selection of vocations and assigning them to each party member, but so far it isn't too bad. I currently have Priest Rek, Warrior Carver, Dancer Milly, Monster Wrangler Nevan, Mage Ashlynn, and... Martial Artist Amos!

Yep, there's a new addition to the party! First, I found the castle of Arkbolt. Outside, I ran into Terry! The NPCs say he beat Commander Brutus, yet seemingly he was not chosen to face the cave monster. He was dragging a coffin away... maybe his victory came at a cost. I know he and Milly share some kind of backstory, but she didn't recognize him, since she's still her dreamself. In the castle, I managed to beat Bronson, Brick, and Brock, but Brutus proved too difficult. I'm surprised the story allows us to challenge the guards as a party of 4, but grateful. Oh, the wiki says at least one NPC reacts if you win with just Rek. Anyway, we set out to train elsewhere.

Upon entering the village of Scrimsley, you can't get very far without hearing the name of Amos. I knew he was an optional party member, so I was excited! I guess he's a transforming were-monster type. Luckily I glanced at a walkthrough, or else I might have revealed Amos's monstrous nature too early and lost the opportunity to recruit him.

I love the special battle backdrop for this scenario.

[adamwatchesmovies]

Blood Diner (1987)

Though Blood Diner is called a horror comedy, it’s never scary. It is plenty bloody, however. With abundant dark laughs and a self-aware sleaziness that gives the film a lot of personality, this is one I could see the right audiences calling a new favorite.   Brothers Michael and George Tutman (Rick Burks and Carl Crew) are the owners of a wildly popular vegetarian restaurant. The restaurant’s secret? The special ingredient is meat. What kind of meat? Human. See, as children, they witnessed their beloved uncle Anwar Namtut (Drew Godderis) die in a police shootout following a ritualistic massacre. They've resurrected him as a brain in a jar and seek to fulfill his mission: resurrecting the ancient Lumerian goddess Sheetar. To bring her back to life, they need to collect body parts from a variety of immoral women, put together a “blood buffet” made from organ meats from other immoral women, and then have Sheetar devour a virgin. As the bodies pile up, detectives Sheba Jackson (LaNette LaFrance) and Mark Shepard (Roger Dauer) investigate.

Based on that synopsis, would it surprise you to learn this movie has more topless women than an hour of Naked News? Sheetar’s new body must be pieced together from sleazy women, the kind that would participate in a naked cheerleading competition, or go back to someone’s place after speaking with them for less than 5 minutes at a bar. It isn’t enough that they chop up a whole group of women and stitch them together in a new beautiful body; they need more ladies of ill repute to fillet and feed to the unsuspecting guests who will attend the resurrection ritual. The buffet recipes only calls for a few choice bits so the rest of the evidence must be disposed of by sneaking it into the regular menu items at the Tutman restaurant. Good thing the customers are so busy stuffing their faces they don’t notice the disappearing patrons or the multiple instances of the boys walking into the dining area covered in blood, hands full of dripping intestines!

You can tell everyone involved in Blood Diner was having a good time. The actors are having conversations with a brain in a jar, wounds that would be fatal and horrific are made ridiculous and laugh-out-loud funny. The special effects and gore are pretty good, but not so good that you’re disturbed by any of them and once in a while, the visuals are as cheesy as the rest of the plot - giving you another reason to laugh. There’s something delightful about the fact that these two numbskulls are picking up all of these hussies but also have to befriend a gentle virgin (Lisa Elaina) and get her to go on a “romantic date” that involves wrestling and culminates in this awesome ancient Lumerian dinner that she’ll "definitely love"!

As much fun as Blood Diner is, there are a few parts here and there that could’ve been ironed out. There are one too many references to Nazis, there's a death in Bronson Cave that feels a little too random and the ending - while delightfully weird - can’t make up its mind about what it wants to do with the music. There’s a band playing, but they keep getting interrupted by the movie’s soundtrack. Otherwise, Blood Diner is pretty great. There are many memorable scenes, gags, and characters. The one I’ll remember best has nudity in it (not for the reasons you think) but a runner-up has to do with a rival vegetarian restaurant owner who has an unfortunate encounter with the brothers - it doesn't go the way you think it will.

Blood Diner is the kind of movie I can’t give more than a 3.5/5 rating to, but could see myself re-watching again before some 5-star movies. It’s weird and quirky, distinct, unapologetic and consistently gruesome - in a funny way. (January 2, 2023)

[oldshowbiz]

Inside Bronson Cave.

[thenevvcreatures]

pamela courson at the bronson caves by edmund teske, california 1969.

[burnyanocs]

Finally, the 3rd and final trio to show the Robot Guardians! Robots that help with a certain set of npc robots. They also serve to teach the player about the mechanics of the game (as we know some could use a lesson from them /j)

First, we have R3AP3R, also known as R3A. Made to be an admin of the server made to serve as a sort of afterlife to the ghost robots as they can't rest peacefully due to being unnatural. The other design is a rare skin, R3AP3R's casual form, and the form normally used in the digital world.

Next is Rebol, a robot that refused to be decommissioned and went to the scrapyard as a result. He improved his body with scraps and led a group of robots that refused to go down in the same fate, known as the Scrapyard Robots or ScrapBots for short. He comes with a free skin where he wears his cape (similar to hat Mortis.)

Finally, we have a familiar face. It's the robot destroyed by Sam! He's somehow back, now known as Bolter, and takes charge of the robots, also having one goal in mind, destroy Sam Bronson!

Now about the thing I mentioned in the beginning, each one will teach you about a certain mechanic of a brawler. R3A teaches Gadgets, Rebol: Gears and Star Powers, Bolter: Hypercharge, as seen in this chart below. Their Starting Bralwer class is due to their unique unlocking condition, though I guess they aren't really a "starting brawler", huh?

For older players, the quests the unlock them will appear based on the highest Power Level they have. Also I like the idea there would also be an improved training room that helps showcase some things unable to be showcased in the current training cave (Eve going over water, anything with allies, etc.)

And that's all the brawler concepts, I have some reworks and redesigns planned for later this month, so stay tuned!