#vincenzo natali

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CUBE (1997) dir. Vincenzo Natali

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Vincenzo Natali - Cypher (2002)

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Made Dren from Splice 🧬!

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Concept Art for Neuromancer, Part 3: The Things

From the website of Vincenzo Natali.

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Giancarlo Esposito in Westworld season 2 episode 2 (2018) dir. VIncenzo Natali

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c u b e, 1997 🎬 dir. vincenzo natali 'Blue Room'

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Paris, I Love You (2006)

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Endless list of favorite characters:

—   "I'm the poison. I designed the outer shell."

David Hewlett as Worth Cube (1997) dir. Vincenzo Natali

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The Strain, Season Three (2016)

Directed by J. Miles Dale, Ken Girotti, Deran Sarafian, TJ Scott, Vincenzo Natali & Carlton Cuse

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spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

here at spooky tuesday, we go through the highs and lows of horror — and when you fit the theme, you fit the theme, which is how splice (2009) ended up on our schedule for monster fucker february. whether you've never heard of it, were scandalized after watching it in theaters, or have been eagerly/nervously awaiting the opportunity to see it for yourself after reading a certain internet famous livejournal review, this movie makes for quite the viewing experience. it's famously awful, but also features two academy awards winners and nominees, and isn't that exactly the sort of conflict that can make life so interesting? on our new episode, monica takes us all down the rabbit (plus kangaroo plus bird plus fish plus human plus slug or whatever) hole as we dissect this abominable creation.

give spooky tuesday a listen on apple podcasts, spotify, iheart radio, or stitcher

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Read Claire Donner @anhed-nia 's Novelization Splice 🧬

While this novel stays faithful to the original story written by Vincenzo Natalie it definitely has it's own unique flair! I especially appreciated the fact it gives more insight into the thoughts and feelings of the characters. It enhances the experience and allows for further digging into the dynamics and themes that are present in this tale.. There is plenty that makes Splice interesting and the novel presents it in an engaging way! Recommend for fans of the film and sci-fi horror enthusiast in general!

It also includes some concept art which is cool!

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Concept Art for Neuromancer, Part 2: The Places

From the website of Vincenzo Natali. Art by Bedlam.

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c u b e, 1997 🎬 dir. vincenzo natali 'Red Room/ Exit'