Colin Harkerさんのイラストまとめ

CRIMES OF THE FUTURE is brilliant — wonderfully new while also being a spiritual sequel of sorts to Cronenberg’s earlier sci-fi Gothic films about The New Flesh, technologies, and bodies (Videodrome, Crash, Naked Lunch, etc.). Loved it so very much.

7. John Milton -- I know, citing Milton as an influence is kind of like citing Shakespeare. He's so brilliant, it's almost absurd to aspire to his level. Be that as it may, his monologuing Milton's Satan is the template for my own conception of a perfectly-written anti-hero.

In honor of Robert Bloch's birthday, here's a link to a terrific vintage radio adaptation of his famous short story "Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper," hosted by the one and only Peter Lorre and aired on February 27, 1945. Enjoy!
https://t.co/z304iEGHqL

Happy Easter, dear friends! Here’s a rather sinister vintage Easter card from 1907 — why is this mysterious lady dancing with rabbits under the moonlight on the windswept moors?

Love conquers all difficulties, surmounts all obstacles, and effects what to any other power would be impossible.
— William Godwin, "Deloraine"

#ValentinesDay

Happy St. Valentine’s Day! 🥀 💀

#NowWatching Lens (2016; dir. Jayaprakash Radhakrishnan)

Not to boast, but I slew the Cleric Beast and Father Gascoigne within the same hour on NG++ #Bloodborne

#NowWatching Anything For Jackson (2020) because I'm a sucker for (a) necromancy and (b) Julian Richings.