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Can someone working press for It: Welcome to Derry on @hbomax.bsky.social PLEASE ask Andy Muschietti what ever happened to the It supercut?

mom can you pick me up they're transvestigating voltorb

various images of crows with text that reads: “this is a crow appreciation post. crows are beautiful, intelligent, sassy, amazing. look at them!! a group of crows is a "murder" how badass does that sound? very. i just love crows.”

Can I interest anyone in a warm Almond Milk or lightly-used Monster energy? They're free

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"Do not touch Charizard."

"Good advice."

nothing better than video games

the sigh of relief knowing i'll never have to hear about emilia perez again after tonight

you don't run into a lot of ghosts named Tyler

A vaporwave-style graphic showing a tiny plant sprout that says "If the situation was hopeless, their propaganda would be unnecessary."

found on r/me_irlgbt, seemed relevant. stay strong. i love you all.

“He was not interested in answers, because he understood that questions are the drive that make us who we are.” This is such a beautiful tribute, and that quote is at the heart of what made Lynch a true artist’s artist. Questions forever. ♥️

"We Live Inside a Dream"

David Lynch saying one day the sadness will end. R.I.P.

elon musk: so here i am at the final four, i got my pokemon all to level 100, the highest level you can reach in the game. the next fight is agatha, one of the hardest fights in pokemon. looks like she's starting off with gengar. it's only level 56 lol. i'm going to swap in my level 100 hitmonlee

A six-panel comic. In panel 1, there's a pigeon standing awkwardly next to a pile of sticks with two eggs on it, and the panel is titled "Why pigeons make bad nests: A defense of pigeon aesthetics." In panel 2, a pigeon sits on a pile of sticks: "Many people think that pigeons are bad at making nests. Here are three good reasons why pigeon nests look bad." In panel 3, there's "Reason 1: Some birds, like orioles, nest in tree branches, so they weave elaborate structures that can withstand the elements..." And there's a female Baltimore Oriole weaving an elaborate hanging nest in a silver maple tree. In panel 4, "...but rock pigeons evolved to nest in crevices in cliffs, safely tucked away." And there's a pigeon sitting on a nest in a hole in a cliff. In panel 5, "Reason 2: People domesticated pigeons ages ago. Pigeons didn't need fancy nests because they had human-built homes." A beautiful dovecote shelters a flock of pigeons. In panel 6, "Reason 3: Less time making nest = more time eating seed." A pigeon pecks a seed near its nest, and says "It's called math."

Why Pigeons Make Bad Nests: A defense of pigeon aesthetics

Runners Up
2. I Saw The TV Glow
3. The Substance
4. Red Rooms
5 Look Back

A pretty fantastic year for weirdo cinema. Here's hoping 2025 stays wacky.

Unsurprisingly. Longlegs was my all-time favorite of the year. Just an incredibly ryan-coded film. Beautiful, yet anxiety inducing. But I refuse to buy it on Blu-Ray until Neon releases a special edition.

2024 🤖 Official Ranking ...and I believe in cinema

30 Minutes to Midnight. Time to locked in the Official Ranking for the best films of 2024.

Watched 73 New Releases in total. Not Bad, but there's a LOT I didn't get time for.

boxd.it/rC3sM

JIGSAW: all your life you've really drowned people to death in urine by being late all the time
VICTIM: boy I don't like where this is going

Ripped open 30 Pack in Pokemon TCG Pocket today. And. Oh. My. God.

Cool Thing: The camera is almost always slooowly panning from left to right, as a visual motif to show us slowly moving forward through time.

This combined with the film's intentionally faded color palette gives it this unique aesthetic, which feels like you're flipping through old photographs.

I am finding myself thinking about the 2004 film Tony Takitani this evening.

An incredibly somber portrait of a person's life, set to maybe the most tear-inducing piano score in film history? 🎥

VR gaming interests me a lot, and I'm very happy that it's available at a more reasonable price after all these years.

BUT I don't want to purchase or be involved with anything Meta. So it's a huge bummer that they're the only company who seem to actually care about VR at the moment.

Deleted Twitter/X from my phone today.

Witness the beginning of a #DarkUniverse.

little cat baby sticking out her tongue

silly little cat

📱cool horror movies thread🎥

Tragedy Girls (2018)

Two best friends decide their way to social media stardom is to become famous serial killers. One of my absolute favorite and underappreciated horror comedies. Tragedy Girls Is Everything.

🌽cool horror movies thread🎥

Dark Harvest (2023)

While it's certainly not a "hidden gem", Dark Harvest is definitely a wild ride. If you're like me and crave more Midwestern American Horror, this has all that, and plenty of silly gore to keep you entertained.

🛣️cool horror movies thread 🎥

Lost Highway (1997)

It's a somewhat forgotten David Lynch film, and I'm not sure exactly why? Feels like a Twin Peaks B-Side in the best possible way. Mysterious, dreamy, unnerving, and charming. If you've been putting off watching this, you should fix your heart.

👻cool horror movies thread 🎥

Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018)

A group of horror content creators decide to live stream themselves visiting a famous haunted asylum. But what they find inside is far worse than they imagined. Easily the best found footage film since The Blair Witch Project.