#david fenn

[lil-ol-shipper]

My love letter to Death's Door

First of all, I suck at video games, I don't play them enough nor do I finish or follow through. Picture the worst person playing an RPG fighting game and that's me.

So the idea of me not only completing this game but also falling in love with it is crazy. Even when I wanted to tear my hair out every time I saw that fucking "Death" title card. I fell in love with the lore, characters, soundtrack, and it's humor. God I got so attached to the characters I almost cried so many times in this game. The characters, though they were in a fantasy world with magic and immortal souls, were relatable and had their own quirks that they stood out from each other really well. I devoured everything about this game and I'm still hungry for more. There's so much in this game that it could take one hours to go through all of its nooks and crannies of little easter eggs and details.

No other game has done to me what Death's Door has, which was it made me invested in it as a whole. It was so unnecessarily hard but still easy to play for a measly little shit like me. I get it, sometimes it stays under people's radar as it came out in 2021 and looked like every other indie fighting game. It sure did for me, but I don't what made me buy it I just wanted something new and different rather than play Hollow Knight or Animal Crossing again for the 100th time this month.

I love indie games, each has it's own unique aesthetic and you can tell the aesthetic this game goes for and it hits to a T. I was really sad when I found out that all of their vinyls and concept art that Devolver Digital had on their merch store was sold out :(

I could talk about this game's lore for hours. The same goes for the great soundtrack. No one else I know has even heard of this game. Whenever I try to explain it, they kind of just nod and look at me weird. Oh, you're fine with playing games like Zelda and Diablo IV, but this little crow with a sword and his little green friends make you frown?! What?!

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk (autistic rant).

[tiredneutron]

I'd like to put it out there that I have So Many opinions about soundtracks.

Movies, video games - the whole shebang.

Music is really just such an amazing art form, decorating time with the vibrancy of sounds, instruments, melodies

PLEASE feel free to ask me about music I enjoy because there is A Lot of it

Game soundtracks that slap (I'm sure you know most of these, but eh what do I care): Hollow Knight (obviously, Christopher Larkin knows his shit) Risk of Rain 1&2 Hades (Darren Korb is a madman) Doom (again, another clear choice) Octopath Traveller Death's Door and Moonlighter (David Fenn has a niche and it's lit) Furi

I have many others I'd like to mention, but I will be talking about these and more in time to come as I think of things to say other than "Good Shit!"

[doyoulikethis-videogame-song]

Song: Grandma Artist: David Fenn From: Death's Door

Listen on Youtube:

[closetofcuriosities]

Twin Peaks (1990-2017)

[inthedarktrees]

Sherilyn Fenn | Twin Peaks

[captain-cargoshorts]

I listened to a lot of game soundtracks. This game kicks ass btw

it's that time again! find your age in your spotify wrapped top 100 & tell me what song you get 🥰 mine is talking to yourself by carly rae jepsen

[soundsofmyuniverse]

[rogerdeakinsdp]

Sherilyn Fenn in Wild at Heart (1990) dir. David Lynch

[cosmonautroger]

Sherilyn Fenn on David Lynch

[dior-addict]

[jungiandoll]

Behind the scenes of Twin Peaks

[cinematicmasterpiece]

twin peaks: season one (1990)

[angelswouldnthelpyou]

[l-livas-l]

--------------------------- And when her head goes back Everything goes black And the sky it bled Candy apple red ----------------

[eatmythoughts]

Sherilyn Fenn and Sheryl Lee from Twin Peaks (1990) posing for pictures taken by Paula K. Shimatsu.