juan barquin

Concept art by Mary Blair for Alice in Wonderland (1951), dir. Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson and Hamilton Luske, Walt Disney Productions

scream died with wes craven and that's okay

every single person around me was so clearly uncomfortable and meanwhile park’s just kind of gobsmacked after she doubled down lmao

Immensely funny to be standing outside catching up with friends I haven’t seen in a while and overhearing a ton of people being like “did that woman REALLY say that” and “why didn’t anyone stop her” and “I wanted to leave and die when I heard that” 😭😭😭 audiences are the worst

Shout out to the immensely racist woman at this Park Chan-Wook Q&A who had to be asked by Park for clarification on what the fuck she meant when she asked “you know, the Korean women act a lot like American women in this movie — why did you make them that way instead of Korean”

waiting out a film festival party for doors to the theater to open by sitting in my car at night playing silent hill 3 and ball x pit

most of the criticism of this game is absolutely correct (though i would argue some of its design choices are better than vampire survivors, which it is often unfavorably compared to) but it's also a great way for me to kill twenty minutes while rewatching a sitcom i can quote every word to

perhaps an evil game but one i will continue playing every night like the clown i am

'Star Wars: Visions' Is Back With the Best Installment Yet Volume 3 continues to prove that the most creative and exciting #StarWars stories are on the small screen.

Star Wars Visions, in its third volume, continues to be the best anthology series around. We're so blessed to have Disney funding largely good and exciting (and sometimes marvelously experimental) animation and I hope it keeps going forever.

From Absolute Batman Annual #1 by Daniel Warren Johnson

The truth about Róisín's legacy Save for some unlikely redemption arc, she's torched it

Good piece on the devastating unmasking, and continued spiralling of Right-wing TERF-y.

i would literally answer bernadette peters for every single photo i was shown

Welch: "This has nothing to do with the shutdown. The law requires and the funds are available to continue SNAP right now without any interruption. So that is a decision the president is making on his own to allow people to go hungry."

honestly if you have a free fifteen minutes at any point in your day today (and have a disney+ account or can steal it from a friend), you should watch shinya ohira's black. completely stand alone and just straight up the most beautiful animation around.

Star Wars: Visions — Volume 3 Review: Anime anthology returns with a thrilling third instalment Disney+'s anime anthology series returns with Star Wars: Visions Volume 3 — streaming now. Read the Empire review.

I reviewed the new season of STAR WARS VISIONS for @empiremagazine.bsky.social - the Shinya Ohira short, “Black”, is so good that even if everything else sucked this entire project would still be worthwhile

me: i'm broke
also me: what if i buy all of these for sixty bucks though

now THIS is the kind of 50% off sale i've been needing

Splash art for A Guest in The House, EM Carroll's graphic novel

Everyone go read EM Carroll's comics emcarroll.com

Spook Sport An expressionistic interpretation of 'Danse macabre' by Camille Saint-Saëns. Conventional cel animation and pen drawings were done by Norman McLaren directly on 35 mm film stock.

A seasonal treat. This experimental spooky animation from 1940, a graveyard ghost revelry, like the Skeleton Dance distilled down to an essence of shape and motion.

www.nfb.ca/film/spook_s...

My personal favorite four (two originals & two sequels) were:
Takanobu Mizuno's The Duel: Payback
Masaki Tachibana's Yuko's Treasure
Hitoshi Haga's The Lost Ones
Shinya Ohira's BLACK

'Star Wars: Visions' Is Back With the Best Installment Yet Volume 3 continues to prove that the most creative and exciting #StarWars stories are on the small screen.

Star Wars Visions, in its third volume, continues to be the best anthology series around. We're so blessed to have Disney funding largely good and exciting (and sometimes marvelously experimental) animation and I hope it keeps going forever.

men on twitter are baffled because i suggested that a lot of underwear nowadays simply does not come with a fly and resisting the urge to post a ton of photos of me in cute underwear

A photo of Elijah Wood as Frodo Baggins and Ian Holm as Bilbo Baggins from Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

'The "uncle" who Frodo said got rich by adventuring with Dwarves is actually a distant cousin, he clarified on Monday.' - Lobelia Sackville-Baggins, The Shire Post

Ron Oliver stated that he sees this episode as being "about a family dealing with how to tell their kid that his uncle is gay". Ron has said that the mom in this episode was partially inspired by his own mother. Mr. Ankers name is a reference to Evelyn Ankers, who was in the original 1941 film The Wolfman. DJ MacHale has said that this used to be one of his least favorite episodes but has grown to appreciate it for the unique campy tone.

this is so sweet :')

i love this episode

also i was born to love this episode when the entire production design was "flamingos everywhere"

me reading trans literature

this is every t4t couple i've ever met

i love that she just has this little dance with herself it's so beautiful

genuinely love that the mother in this episode is straight out of a john waters movie