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moviesandmania · 11 months
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COUNTESS DRACULA (1971) Reviews of vaguely historical Hammer
Countess Dracula is a British horror film based on the legends surrounding the “Blood Countess” Elizabeth Báthory. It is in many ways atypical of Hammer’s canon, attempting to broaden their output from Dracula and Frankenstein sequels. Filmed in 1970, it was released in January 1971. The film was produced by Alexander Paal and directed by Peter Sasdy, both Hungarian émigrés working in…
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cinesludge · 2 months
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Movie #30 of 2024: Hawk the Slayer
The story is ludicrous but editor Eric Boyd-Perkins bends time, warps flat performances (Jack Palance being the exception of course), motivates the use of heavy fishnet over lens diffused lighting, and composites charmingly practical vfx to lift this 1980 fantasy film to sublime levels of cinema you might not expect.
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mr-foods · 1 year
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peter and friends
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inthedarktrees · 2 years
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Do you know where dreams come from?
Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Ontkean, Kimmy Robertson | Twin Peaks
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Dreaming about them 🥰
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Sniffs audibly
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lydiamaya · 2 years
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Football pictures that look like they could be romance book/movie cover (part 2 here) (Part 3)
That look
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Casually cuddling each other in front of millions of people
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Power couple vibes
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Just sweetness and softness
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Whatever vibes these give off
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(There's 1000+ more pictures that could be added into this plie but Tumblr has a 30 picture per post rule 😞. I can't add more than that)
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data-reel · 5 months
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Spider-Man - (2002) dir. Sam Raimi
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vertigoartgore · 3 months
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Alex Ross's paintings for the intro of the 2004 Spider-Man 2 movie.
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thomastanker02 · 25 days
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The Amazing Spider-Man #121 cover redraw. Hope you enjoy
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marvelousmrm · 1 year
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Amazing Spider-Man #156 (Wein/Buscema, May 1976). Pete protects Ned and Betty’s wedding from robbers.
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comicwaren · 2 months
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From Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 3 #007
Art by Marco Checchetto and Matthew Wilson
Written by Jonathan Hickman
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pinkdanko · 5 months
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robbie and emmylou maximizing their joint slay
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Doctor X (1932)
"If you ask me, I think Dr. Xavier is using very unethical methods."
"Necessity has no ethics, sir."
#doctor x#1932#american cinema#pre code film#horror film#michael curtiz#robert tasker#earl baldwin#howard warren comstock#allen c. miller#lionel atwill#fay wray#lee tracy#preston foster#john wray#harry beresford#arthur edmund carewe#leila bennett#robert warwick#george rosener#willard robertson#solid good time pre code horror (and another off the Rocky Horror list; actually this could be the last i had to see?) (also contrary to#the lyrics of Science Fiction/Double Feature‚ at no point does the titular Dr build 'a creature') but yeah anywa#anyway*‚ this was one of a very few films made with a pioneering two tone technicolor process that was quickly abandoned in the face of#public apathy; once considered a lost film‚ that version was found in the 80s and is now happily available in a beautiful restoration and i#gotta say it looks absolutely phenomenal‚ full of deep‚ ominous greens and purples. the plot is some hokum about a string of murders#possibly involving the good Dr (an as always impeccable Atwill‚ at the beginning of his all too brief run as a star) and his rogues gallery#of weirdy scientific associates. it's par for the course for early horror cinema‚ complete with mildly exasperating comic foil hero (but by#far not the worst example of the type) and some rather risqué dialogue that absolutely wouldn't have got past the code a few years on#could have done with more focus on the horror and less on the funny business but so it goes and at least the laboratory stuff looks amazing
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