#jesse stevens

[tuungaq]

anyway the hickeytozer and day/stevens parallels make me wanna fuckin KMS. excellent dysfunctional romance (that may or may not have been acted on) that destroyed many many lives. 10/10, five stars, no notes

[anthonysperkins]

Zak Spears and Jesse Tyler The Abduction Series, Part III - Redemption (1993) dir. Steven Scarborough

[animusrox]

Breaking Bad + No Context (Part 9)

[swimbreak]

some of my 2022 brba stuff

[critteryaoi]

I'm figuring out how I like drawing all of them

[kingoftheu]

My favorite trope is when the irresponsible one has to be the responsible one and hates every moment of it.

[astradella]

British (affectionate for once)

[skullislandproductions]

PROFILES IN HISTORY: On September 13th, 1993 Yakko, Wakko and Dot were released from the Water Tower on the Warner Bros. Lot, and into the living rooms across America, and the world. Thanks to Steven Spielberg, Tom Ruegger, Jean MacCurdy and the whole “Animaniacs” team, things haven’t quite been the same ever since! Happy Birthday guys!

[marshthemehllow]

God these images are so old, but I thought i should post them since..you know, i gotta try to post stuff actually aaaaa

[nuwandassaxophone]

why choose sides when you can just ship them

[tuungaq]

the gradual deconstruction of stevens as day realizes he wasn’t such a great guy and that he’s been holding the wool over his own eyes is so so delicious. yes day was in love with the guy but stevens killed their captain lady macbeth style without warning day in advance, manipulated the camp into killing an innocent man, started the cannibalism and let all the blame fall on day when they got home. that’s on top of him being obsessed with race science and marrying a 17 year old girl in his early 30s. he’s not loyal to day or his men - he’s loyal to his own impulses

[anthonysperkins]

Zak Spears and Jesse Tyler The Abduction Series, Part III - Redemption (1993) dir. Steven Scarborough

[vintage1981]

The Life and Deaths of Christopher Lee Kickstarts Deluxe Blu-ray Edition

The Life and Deaths of Christopher Lee mixes traditional documentary with a dash of fantasy. It is narrated by Christopher Lee himself... in the form of an elaborate marionette, voiced by Peter Serafinowicz. The marionette was custom designed and built by Arch Model Studios, who made all of the puppets for Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox, Isle of Dogs and Asteroid City and Tim Burton's Frankenweenie. 

The film combines new, exclusive interviews with filmmakers, including Peter Jackson, John Landis and Joe Dante, friends and family members with animated flights of fantasy from a wide variety of artists including 2000AD's Simon Coleby, award winning stop-motion animator Astrid Goldsmith and the legendary illustrator Dave McKean who directed, scored and animated a whole chapter of the film himself. 

Spanning eight decades and almost three hundred films, Christopher Lee became famous for his iconic performance as Dracula. But he was so much more than just the Hammer Horror roles he is so fondly remembered for. His career took him from uncredited parts in 1950s swashbucklers with Errol Flynn, through famous performances in 007 and Star Wars films, cult hits like The Wicker Man and The Return of Captain Invincible, right up to a lead role in cinema's biggest event - The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Along the way, he worked with everyone from Orson Welles to Mario Bava, Jess Franco, Tim Burton, Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg. 

Yet his story is so much richer than just his career. Lee was born into Italian aristocracy, with a military career shrouded in secrecy and kept his private life closely guarded. Some of his ventures and adventures seem highly improbable yet, as the film reveals, he often found himself in unexpected situations - he witnessed the last ever death by guillotine, was cousins with 007 creator Ian Fleming, he met Tolkien, performed with the classic Saturday Night Live line-up, was a friend and neighbour of Boris Karloff, he was the oldest person to ever get on the Billboard music charts (with his own Heavy Metal album), was an expert knife thrower, professional opera singer and a Nazi hunter. And somehow, he also managed to appear in almost 300 films of both the highest and lowest quality imaginable. 

The film is finished and producers Jon Spira and Hank Starrs want to share it with you by producing a top quality Blu-Ray with great extra features and a really amazing LIMITED/NUMBERED EDITION COFFIN-SHAPED BOX SET, full of goodies, which will look killer on the shelf of any discerning cineaste. The jewel in the crown of this box-set will be a 3D 'death mask' of Christopher Lee designed and produced by Arch Model Studio exclusively for this set. They also want to host some screenings - both online and in real cinemas - so we can all experience it together and you can get to meet some of the people behind it.

Making this film has been a fascinating journey - producers excavated the British Film Institute archives where they hold Lee's personal collection of scrapbooks detailing his career in his own hand, been given access to personal photos from the family archive, they met and interviewed his closest friends and family from all over the world and we've worked with some incredible artists, puppeteers, animators, musicians and filmmakers to bring his story to the screen in the most cinematic way. Whether you're a fan of Horror, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings or just cinema history in general, we think you'll be delighted by this revealing and eclectic documentary.

Risks and challenges

The film is fully edited and ready to go. This Kickstarter is to fund the final bits of post-production and the production of a fantastic Blu-ray and deluxe collectors edition box set as we're all still committed to physical media. Please note that all illustrations of rewards are designs/prototype images. The final items might differ - we hope they'll actually be better.

[birdmans]

succession x booth by bryant

[crackedgemroom-26]

Lapis Lazuli dressed as Spike Spiegel

[tuungaq]

the slow but sure realization that day’s biggest regret isn’t the expedition’s cannibalism but that he let stevens manipulate him as a leader over and over again because he was in love with the guy is so good and so devastating lmao