Melanie Danielsさんのイラストまとめ

This may be the only time I use “so bad it’s good,” to describe a film. To be clear, it is bad, but it is also insanely fun to play I Spy at all the stolen footage, plotlines, direct dialogue and musical score. Plays well to a large crowd. Big dumb fun.

The Last Shark (aka Great White, L'ultimo Squalo) is my favorite Jaws rip-off. It’s a lot of fun. Fun shark theme. Silly but decent shark. James Franciscus and Vic Morrow. I love this film.

After a night of drinking with Dionysus, god of wine, he apologized and released Hera. Zeus was so thankful that he arranged a marriage between Hephaestus and Aphrodite, goddess of love. Aphrodite was disgusted by the betrothal. She soon began a lewd affair with Ares, god of war.

As Glaucus left, he told the witch, "Trees will grow on the ocean floor and seaweed on the highest mountain before I stop loving Scylla." Circe found Scylla bathing in a nearby pond. The goddess poured poison into the pool and watched the girl transform into a horrid beast.

The Emperor's soldiers stood still as if they had turned to stone. Unable to stop her, the Emperor watched as Kaguya ascended to the heavens. He climbed to the top of Mount Fuji. By the moonlight, wrote one last love letter, then set it aflame.

Narcissus was appalled when Echo tried to touch him and yelled, 'May I die before you enjoy my body!' All Echo could whisper in reply was, 'enjoy my body,' as she fled in humiliation. She spent the rest of her life alone in glens and glades until nothing but her voice remained.

Narcissus was the son of the river god, Cephissus, and the naiad, Liriope. He was known for his beauty, physique, and hunting skills, making him popular among mortals and gods alike. He was a heartbreaker. There are many versions of his story. #FolkloreThursday

Escape from Galaxy 3
(Albertini - 1981)
Their only chance for survival is escape.

@Gutmunchers Very nice placement of number 4.

Despite being thoroughly warned by Prometheus not to accept any gifts from the gods, most especially Zeus, Epimetheus welcomed Pandora into his home. They were blissfully married. Life was easy and bright, or so it seemed. Curiosity is an itch that must be scratched.