Brent McKnightmare

He was 37!?!?!?!?!?

SGN:: Tina Romero on making Queens of the Dead a Queer celebration of community, survival, music, and her father’s zombie legacy Tina Romero didn’t want to make a zombie movie. While her father, George A. Romero, didn’t invent the zombie picture, he certainly codified it into the mainstream of genre cinema with his groundbreaki...

Sat down with filmmaker Tina Romero to chat about her fabulous take on “…of the Dead” films #QueensOfTheDead for the Seattle Gay News. Only 15 minutes was far too short. Could have spent hours with Romero. What an absolute joy this interview was. Please check it out:

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Because this is the appropriate energy. I will dismantle everything he does...

I, for one, look forward to the ballroom renovation everyone is screaming about. However it turns out, it’s going to be fucking hilarious.

If you were not familiar with the concept of the Seattle Mariners before, this is a good game to catch you up to speed

I don’t like this.

Mariners in Game 7. God help us all.

He is not alone.

Anytime I see Vargas feels like a white flag.

She better be or I’m burning shit.

Diane Keaton passing mostly reminds me of the time I saw a .99 cent double feature of Baby Boom and RoboCop at a way-past-second-run theater in the basement of a Holiday Inn.

Didn't go to film school? Don't worry. Legendary investor and movie buff Marc Andreessen doesn't think that will be an issue for future creatives. During an episode of "Monitoring the Situation," the podcast for the venture capitalist firm that Andreessen cofounded, A16z, he said advancements in AI technology — like OpenAI's Sora 2 — have made it possible for a new type of filmmaker to emerge. "The filmmaker with no visual skill, or access to a set, or to a camera, or to actors, but with an idea," Andreessen said on Friday. "It's going to start with shorts and animated things and so forth, but it's going to work its way up to full movies."

It’s tiresome at this point, but again, their entire pitch is “wouldn’t it be great if there were no such things as talent, craft, and skill,” and what that means is a bland, slop-filled world. www.businessinsider.com/marc-andrees...

I am also kids

Kids do love carbs. I hear.

You do the best you can. Sometimes they stray. From the soup.

Also, soup is delicious, so that’s a top level goblin.

If anyone was gong to raise a soup goblin…

It’s 600 pages of absolute insanity. It blows my mind every page. Just nonstop madness that is either brilliance or undiagnosed psychosis. Highly recommended.

I’ve been reading the dystopian fever dream ‘Modelland’ by Tyra Banks, which is, and I am being entirely serious, the greatest thing I’ve ever read. It’s pure camp of the highest order, like a lost manuscript we’ll find locked away in John Waters’ desk drawer after he passes away.

I’ve lived with this person. A couple times actually. Would recommend.

If you’re unclear about Humpy and how a person running well in a fish costume potentially saved the Seattle Mariners’ season, don’t worry, they break it down here. And then there are werewolf movies

Can’t wait to read based on that title alone.

Hey Drew

YouTube video by ScarecrowVideoSEA VIVA! Physical Media 112: Video Store Day Is Around The Corner

The latest episode of @vivaphysicalmedia.bsky.social did not oversell. youtu.be/JEIhgoYhOIo?...

I doubt I’m going to have a better first time watch in October than ‘Night of the Juggler.’ But if I do, that’s a hell of a month.

We used to be a proper country.

Hollywood Has a Major AI Hype Problem Studio execs and major media outlets claim that AI is "inevitable" and poised to take over film and TV. The reality is much different.

studio execs & major outlets claim AI is "inevitable" and poised to take over Hollywood. the reality is much different. i spoke with filmmakers, producers, and editors about how AI is actually showing up in productions – and what it still can't do:

*taps the sign*

After the Mariners game, obviously