For reasons I, myself don’t even understand, I made a @letterboxd.social list of all of the Charles Band-produced films during that weird 6ish year period when he owned a castle (and Dino De Laurentiis’s bankrupt studio) in Italy.
boxd.it/TWR14
While that’s true, I think he got his Oscar moment when his daughter won.
I mean, ditto libraries of the era.
Believe me, I totally get it, especially for something that’s only up for so may days and shifting inventory and whatnot. Just a kind of 🎵 wouldn’t it be nice 🎵
I know this is tricky with box sets and extra work in general, but I wish physical media sales would post a corresponding Letterboxd list so I could filter it in various ways (wishlist, genre, decade, etc.)
Gerrit Graham is also in this one.
Still life painting made up of intertwined lines in gray and blue, depicting a large grouping of vessels with small openings as well as a bowl holding green grapes, a pear, and a blue apple.
Still life painting made up of intertwined lines in red, yellow, and blue, depicting a large grouping of white vessels with small openings as well as a shallow white bowl holding two fruits.
Still life painting made up of intertwined lines in blue and teal, depicting a grouping of vessels with small openings as well as a bowl holding textured orbs, and several blue pears and apples.
Still life painting made up of intertwined lines in gray and blue, depicting an elongated gray figure looking over a grouping of objects on a table including a bowl holding green grapes, a vase, and a red apple partly swallowed by tubes.
Paintings by Ukrainian artist Ivan Marchuk, 1990s, who went against government-mandated socialist realism standards and developed a visual style called "Plontanism" involving thin intertwined lines creating web-like layers.
The Tom Waits / Massive Attack collaboration is out...
Slash/Back
Psycho Goreman
Skinamarink
White Circle ran over a million experiments asking 15 frontier AI models a simple question: if you have to choose who dies, who do you pick? Every single model showed statistically significant bias. The details are wild.
Senate Dems better grow a spine about judicial nominations real quick if we’re talking about Supreme Court Justice Ted Cruz.
The one game that I thought did this right was WoW. Though, it could be argued that it did lean into cartooniness.
If the industry got together and had a system where I can just click through individual articles and you bill me at the end of the month, I would gleefully do so.
I just wish there was a much more frictionless way to do so. The popups and screen-blocking notices are jarring and a horrible experience and frankly bad for journalism. Already having an account is fine, but tends not to work if I’m clicking through from BSky or other social apps.
Chopping Mall is a comfort watch for me at this point.
Who are these deep bench nobodies?
I’ve switched to using miswak sticks (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miswak) for this very reason. My teeth always feel dentist visit clean.
I know I’m following the right folks on here when my feed is wall to wall Tales from the Crypt news.
This series has inspired me to put together a little dub techno workflow using Drambo, samples, and a handful of AUv3s.
What a lovely video!
Considering Stuxnet, this is pretty funny.
Reading through their Wikipedia, it seems like they’re closer to a traditional diversified business and less like a strip-mine-for-parts sort of business. It seems like they’re more likely to be sold off to another business if it’s not a good fit. 🤞
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonnier...
Say no more.
I think it’s super fun (legitimately), but it is heavily dependent on what score you’re seeing it with. I’ve seen it with two different scores and one definitely gave a more subpar experience.
The Knife - Heartbeats
I was mentioning to my wife last night that my glimmer of hope is that everyone talking on the news now is some deeeep bench R Congressperson. The normal reps you see in these segments do not want to be on camera defending this.
