Evane

Reminds me of your "Beware of Gators" piece you did years ago.

The egg one still gives me nightmares

Does he wear socks on his sandals, too?

Gorgeous and handsome!

VERY NICE

Night Moves (1975) - 7/10

Gotta admit, I was bamboozled by the first half when the search and rescue of the girls went smoothly and then the second half completely changed trajectory while still keeping it coherent. Solid performance by Gene Hackman, too.

Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2000) - 8.5/10

If I saw this back in my anime/emo phase this would've gone harder, but it still stands as a great animated feature, a beautiful gothic love story paired with some of the most gorgeous animated sequences and framing, thanks to Yoshitaka Amano's style.

Hello, Basti ^___^

To be very frank I haven't checked or cleaned the inside since I assembled it

Mmmm, I'm beginning to think that my GPU is not functioning well, the graphic suffers from stuttering that progresses and gets much worse as time passes while playing a game. Is it a common thing?

I can accept this answer, the movie is hilarious, too.

attemtping to lock in with a new YCH!!!

That was much later on for me, I was already full blown furry by that time.

Also interestingly enough I never watched that film.

Belladonna of Sadness (1973) - 7.5/10

Hard to talk and judge this film without addressing how brutal and violent it is towards its main character, and even if the intentions behind it might be questionable the end result is compelling, the animation is mesmerizing and it's a one of a kind movie.

Before Sunrise (1995) - 6.5/10

Didn't love it as much as I wanted to, but I didn't mind what I was watching: both Hawke and Delpy are great, the dialogue is genuinely realistic and important for the relationship. Maybe I'm not a fan of romantic movies.

I thought about Baloo's ass a bit too much

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MS throws you to the wolves, but the wolves will throw you a bone.

Don't interact with those gov accounts dawg. Just block and move the fuck on. Bsky doesn't have am algorithm remember that, don't give this admin oxygen or a target. Block. And. Don't. Look. Back. Don't mock them, don't anything. They want any traction they can get, don't give it to em.

4 panel comic Panel 1: A group of people just having a lovely time. Everyone is laughing Panel 2: An absolute Federal Agent appears in the middle of the group laughing like an obnoxious robot Panel 3: The group quickly disperses, leaving the gross creepy agent by himself Panel 4: The agent touches his ear and says “arrest their moms”

the US government has arrived on bluesky

"This book is false advertising! They never kill a mockingbird!!!"

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7/10 August request rewards (color sketch reward)
Beast from Marvel!
(You can check out it's timelapse and the original file both CSP and PSD format here: patreon.com/lewalrus)

Past Lives (2023) - 7/10

A very nice, really well shot and acted romantic drama. My biggest issue with it is that I felt like it was too superficial, there's definitely tender and deep moments here and there, but I wasn't fully engrossed in the characters relationships.

Weapons (2025) - 7.5/10

Really fun movie! I definitely was expecting something crazier, or the story to be "meatier", but the end result is still compelling: the direction is great, the editing is tight, the performances are great, and Aunt Gladys is just a really entertaining character.

The Spirit of the Beehive (1973)

Hard to rate such an intrinsic and deeply spiritual film, but its influence on Guillermo Del Toro's filmography, especially with Pan's Labyrinth, and its duality with 1931's Frankenstein are commendable. Very pretty to look at, and the child performances are great.