Things I love about The Exorcist III
- George C. Scott
- George C. Scott and Ed Flanders
- that flat paint institution look of 1990s horror
- WPB's weirdo autistic sense of humor
- That Fucking Jump Scare
The Exorcist III is an especially amazing film. Better than the original in a lot of ways.
I love maximalist horror. Hellraiser 2. Exorcist 3. They're so good. Like a cinematic junk drawer overturned, and the people in the room were told to make a horror movie from every single bit. Stuff that shouldn't work for horror suddenly does.
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Ghosts the size of plastic army men on your pizza right now. Call Jesus.
I'll never understand why ghosts are always the size of the person.
1) What law of physics could you, writer, possibly be adhering to
2) Jeff the ghost could be 30 feet tall??? Writer you are missing out
You need a heavier knife. Was it an xacto or similar? Those are murder on your fingers. Next time use a bigger, heavier knife so you're pulling instead of pinching. And use lighter, repeat cuts. (This is also a problem encountered in print shops lol.)
This is so cute omg.
a large chunk of firewood painted flat black and covered in glitter sitting atop a smaller piece of wood that acts as a modest plinth
the top view of the black piece of wood, which is labeled. The label reads: "piece of galaxy, orion arm, milky way, 13.8 ± 0.4 billion yrs"
The things you get up to when you're a burned out artist lmao.
Astronauts Christina Koch, Jeremy Hansen, Reid Wiseman, and Victor Glover in a floating group hug inside the Orion spacecraft during the return trip home. The US and Canada flags are visible tacked up in the background.
This is my favorite Artemis II photo.
OH NO
Cyclop small doll with green skin and a very cool fashion sense. He'sranding on a rock fence with a field and sunset behind him and dressed in a blue track suit with hand mainted yellow pattern in a 80s style, combining with a brown fannypack
Sunset. Calm. Fabric and clay little sweetie
#textileart
You're also able to make this space bigger, which is even more amazing. You have a beautiful room in you, and you allow it to expand forever. Not too shabby, human.
Did you know if you see something beautiful it's not because it's beautiful but because you've set aside space within yourself for recognizing beautiful things. That's pretty dang hopeful.
I scrolled the entire way through this thread to find this one.
Digital painting of a sunset scene: the pale sky is half-covered with dusty blue clouds. There is a thin strip of bright orange over the horizon. There are a few trees emerging over the dark landscape.
We report as quietly as possible: our expert has just seen a doe, there, between the trees. They tapped us on the shoulder, we turned around, and in this half-second, it was gone. We think it will come back if we stay very still. Our expert generally has trouble staying still.
There's this wonderful old computer game called Black & White where you played an animal god ruling a primitive village. It reminds me a bit of that.
I could watch The Green Knight 800 times and never be over the cewri. It's not even the decision to include them but how they're filmed. The CG is clunky, which I feel was on purpose. Because it's so obvious compared to rest of the movie. It's almost analog. Like finding a CD-ROM game in the woods.
The big fat botonaduras on those pantlegs are amazing. They look like seashell!
I sadly never played Rama (I was a Myst/Riven kid), but that soundtrack is a big beautiful love letter to the Roland JV-1080.
Recovering from a migraine. Listening to this beautiful soundtrack while I eat things I shouldn't. youtu.be/7JQTafesDeg?...
This is the art I was talking about FYI
Same. I'm lucky if my phone's charged, let alone on. There's a decent chance it's not even in the building with me. And if it makes a noise I don't like it's going in the creek.
This goes back to my favorite Hobby Horse: in Tolkien, the fear of death is the root cause of most humans’ turns to evil. Númenor fell when even the extra long lives given to them wasn’t enough. The ringwriaths were kings who chose Not Dying over actually Living.
The 'motherfucker' took me out lmao.
Oh I think you were joking? In which case nevermind. Sorry I killed it lol.
It's short for Old English Lencten. Springtime.
Digital painting of a sunset sky: a pink and orange veil is covering most of it, with a couple of rows of long, thin, purple clouds in the lower quarter of the frame.
We report at the end of a strange, warm, sunny day. We spent it attempting to reconcile our idea of an early March day with the lukewarm wind we felt on our face. As the sun is setting, the crisp humidity is swallowing half of the thermometer in one fell swoop.
I say this with all the asexuality of the universe behind me, but that is such a heap of pretty boobies ahaha. The conflicting horror and beauty here is so so good 💛