#toby tremblay

[almalex24]

its my account and i choose what i draw (based off of this)

[daily-lea-crosscode]

(vague ones, at least)

its always halloween if you believe. i will be celebrating until further notice

[roseheart-exe]

Been thinking about him again 🥹

[theynanigans]

just finished crosscode + the dlc! these 3 are so fun and i had to draw them. despite being short on time. sooo quick doodles go brr <3

[pairofshoes1]

some silly sketches

[urfavssins]

c’tron from crosscode!

[daily-lea-crosscode]

shoutouts to this thing btw

The following comic has spoilers for a major plot point in the game Crosscode

[Reaction]

hey whats that gives character adhd and childhood trauma to do with it oh bro that was really weird guess you missed it

[5-minutes-2-midnight]

Toby: This is great. This is great. Having weekend breakfast on a weekday.

Oz: Oh yeah, Monday's the new Sunday. Yeah.

Tia: I love a leisurely start to the work week.

[rockislandadultreads]

New Title Tuesday: Horror Picks

The Militia House by John Milas

It’s 2010, and the recently promoted Corporal Loyette and his unit are finishing up their deployment at a new base in Kajaki, Afghanistan. Their duties here are straightforward―loading and unloading cargo into and out of helicopters―and their days are a mix of boredom and dread. The Brits they’re replacing delight in telling them the history of the old barracks just off base, a Soviet-era militia house they claim is haunted, and Loyette and his men don’t need much convincing to make a clandestine trip outside the wire to explore it.

It’s a short, middle-of-the-day adventure, but the men experience a mounting agitation after their visit to the militia house. In the days that follow they try to forget about the strange, unsettling sights and sounds from the house, but things are increasingly . . . not right. Loyette becomes determined to ignore his and his marines’ growing unease, convinced that it’s just the strain of war playing tricks on them. But something about the militia house will not let them go.

Jackal, Jackal by Tobi Ogundiran

From Shirley Jackson award-nominated author Tobi Ogundiran, comes a highly anticipated debut collection of stories full of magic and wonder and breathtaking imagination.

In "The Lady of the Yellow-Painted Library" - featured in Levar Burton Reads - a hapless salesman flees the otherworldly librarian hell-bent on retrieving her lost library book.

"The Tale of Jaja and Canti" sees Ogundiran riffing off of Pinocchio. But this wooden boy doesn't seek to become real. Wanting to be loved, he journeys the world in search of his mother - an ancient and powerful entity who is best not sought out.

"The Goatkeeper's Harvest" contains echoes of Lovecraft, where a young mother living on a farm finds that goats have broken into her barn and are devouring all her tubers. As she chases them off with a rake, a woman appears claiming the goats are her children, and that the young woman has killed one of them and must pay the price: a goat for a goat.

These and other tales of the dark and fantastic await.

Burn the Negative by Josh Winning

Arriving in L.A. to visit the set of a new streaming horror series, journalist Laura Warren witnesses a man jumping from a bridge, landing right behind her car. Here we go, she thinks. It’s started. Because the series she’s reporting on is a remake of a ’90s horror flick. A cursed ’90s horror flick, which she starred in as a child—and has been running from her whole life.

In The Guesthouse, Laura played the little girl with the terrifying gift to tell people how the Needle Man would kill them. When eight of the cast and crew died in ways that eerily mirrored the movie’s on-screen deaths, the film became a cult classic—and ruined her life. Leaving it behind, Laura changed her name and her accent, dyed her hair, and moved across the Atlantic. But some scripts don’t want to stay buried.

Now, as the body count rises again, Laura finds herself on the run with her aspiring actress sister and a jaded psychic, hoping to end the curse once and for all—and to stay out of the Needle Man’s lethal reach.

The Beast You Are by Paul Tremblay

Paul Tremblay has won widespread acclaim for illuminating the dark horrors of the mind in novels and stories that push the boundaries of storytelling itself. The fifteen pieces in this brilliant collection, The Beast You Are, are all monsters of a kind, ready to loudly (and lovingly) smash through your head and into your heart.

In “The Dead Thing,” a middle-schooler struggles to deal with the aftermath of her parents’ substance addictions and split. One day, her little brother claims he found a shoebox with “the dead thing” inside. He won’t show it to her and he won’t let the box out of his sight.

In “The Last Conversation,” a person wakes in a sterile, white room and begins to receive instructions via intercom from a woman named Anne. When they are finally allowed to leave the room to complete a task, what they find is as shocking as it is heartbreaking.

The title novella, “The Beast You Are,” is a mini epic in which the destinies and secrets of a village, a dog, and a cat are intertwined with a giant monster that returns to wreak havoc every thirty years.

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My Favorite Tv Shows Of 2022 

Atlanta season 4 directed by Hiro Murai, Donald Glover, Angela Barnes, and Adammo Ebo

Random Acts Of Flyness: The Parable Of The Pirate And The King created by Terrance Nance 

Reservation Dogs season 2 directed by Sterling Harjo, Erica Tremblay, Danis Goulet, Tazbah Rose Chavez, and Blackhorse Lowe, 

We Own This City directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green 

Severance season 1 directed by Ben Stiller and Aofie Mcardie 

Andor season 1 directed by Toby Haynes, Susanna White, and Benjamin Caron

House Of The Dragon season 1 directed by Miguel Sapochnik, Greg Yaitanes, and Clare Kilner, 

The Midnight Club season 1 directed by Mike Flanagan, Axelle Carolyn, Viet Nguyen, Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour Jr., Michael Fimognari, and Morgan Beggs

Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet Of Curiosities season 1 directed by Guillermo Navarro, Vincenzo Natali, David Prior, Ana Lilly Amirpour, Keith Thomas, Panos Cosmatos, Cahterine Hardwicke, Jennifer Kent

The Sandman season 1 directed by Mike Barker, Jamie Childs,   Mairzee Almas, Andrés Baiz, Coralie Fargeat, Hisko Hulsing, Louise Hooper

[almalex24]

refusal to comment on this

full (SPOILERY) doodle sheet under the cuttttt (it's all c'tron. Sorry.)

[almalex24]

triple baka

[daily-lea-crosscode]

can you draw toby and lea watching spongebob. flo please

i got VERY carried away but of course. these are my favorite doodles here to date i think

[spoopers-bloopers]

the c in c'tron stands for crou

[bees-draws]

“This? It’s an image of a starry sky. I do like those a lot.”

[ Image ID: A silhouette of C’tron from Crosscode sitting in a patch of flowers similar to the ones in Sapphire Ridge, staring up at a starry blue and purple sky. You can’t make out any details on him or the environment, only the sky. End ID ]

[imnobodyuknow]

“Up next, it’s time for some new Double--”

“GIFs!  Thanks for starting that one for me!”

*huff*