Bright Wall/Dark Roomさんのイラストまとめ

“Re-watching DRACULA as an adult, I'm both surprised by & in awe of its extraordinary garishness, its ability to strike humor by way of self-seriousness, its unapologetic transience: no doubt a most bodacious contribution to Stoker’s immortal franchise.” https://t.co/gmymh6IhJb

"There are things that happen to us that we can’t explain, things that bubble up from some other reality & erupt out of our nice, mowed backyards & through our safely locked doors. David Lynch knows this."
-@eccantwell (🎨 by @brianna_ashby)
https://t.co/ac7G2NzkH9

so dang good we made sure we covered it in our 2nd issue way back in 2013! (essay by Andrew Root; art by @brianna_ashby) https://t.co/56LnH6EoHh

Today on the site: we wrap up our Underdogs issue with @JuliaSirmons on "I, Claudius," a miniseries that "leads to the deepest, thorniest questions about our place in history, and how things happen (or don’t) in turbulent times." (Art by @studioralston) https://t.co/Sz1ubbVxFh

"For a long time, if justice had a name, it had to be Lt. Columbo." -@mousterpiece
(🎨 by @studiotstella)
https://t.co/KALGv2nF6O

"MIKEY & NICKY is May’s uber-text in her too-brief cinematic study of broken men and their slugtrail of betrayals, betrayers, and betrayed, a scab-torn and pus-flooded journey to the end of the night for its titular best friends." -@aHeartOfGould https://t.co/HkEnb2R1Jz

"If anything unites Gene Kelly's classic musicals, it’s a belief that no past experience could be horrific enough to prevent you from letting loose that whole-human-race encompassing smile & falling in love with life all over again." -@Ethan_Warren_ #BOTD https://t.co/JkVLJ6MDzC

New on the site: @dylanwalsdorf on discovering Akira Kurosawa's Yojimbo: "If I was meant to watch this movie, it implies there’s some kind of order to the universe and not just a chaotic mess where kind people die too soon.." (art by @GMillsFineArt) https://t.co/Qa7s4nCxmj

"I'll See You in Hell" -@dodgyboffin on THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK https://t.co/4nituvzVmw

New today on the site:

"IT (1927) and The It Girl, Clara Bow" - Angela Moore on the power and limitations of personal magnetism

(art by @vmenendezb)

https://t.co/nvb3tKo1mf