Simon L

Shop window display featuring zombie bunnies, eyeballs, hands, a creepy mannequin, and a dvd of the Quay Brothers' film Street of Crocodiles.

My favourite Halloween shop window display so far, on The Old High Street in Folkestone. One of the bunnies was jittering around (no, I didnt imagine it). Bonus points for the dvd.

The Womble and The Clanger in the style of The Omen and The Exorcist

🧵I've posted them before, but here's my thread of horror/kids' TV double-bill cinema posters. Happy Halloween...
#halloween #cinema #graphicdesign #poster

One thing I like about #SlowHorses: at the end of each season there's a trailer for the next, which they've already made. None of this waiting 2 years nonsense.

As long as Barantini drops his obsession with oners....

Is he maybe too young for some of the humour? I also remember a couple of disturbing scenes. See in particular the episode "Objects In Space".

Posters for the films My Old Ass, Palm Springs, The Blue Caftan, and The Lost Bus.

#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched

Ordered. I know someone this would be *perfect* for.

Ariundle Oak Woods / Sunart.

“After rain, the moss glows with a quiet intensity, as if the land has drawn breath and exhaled green.”

Machair, bracken, and lichen—earth’s seasonal language in bloom and decay.

Pt.16 of Spiorad aird nam Murchan - Elemental I / Earth on the blog now:

www.rkphotographic.com/blog/2025/10...

A hotdog and pretzel stand with large hanging bottles of mustard, ketchup, and mayonnaise. The bottoms contain squeeze tubes to dispense the condiments.

I have been traveling and today I present to you...the thing I saw in the Frankfurt airport.

Is it efficient? Undeniably. Does it probably work better than the normal way? Oh certainly. Produce less of a mess? Probably?

But the existence of Condiment Udders gives me a deep, aghast disquiet.

Of course it is.

You know, to prevent confusion with Belgian malinois cats.

Very cool.

YouTube video by BBC News The new tech making movie car stunts more realistic | BBC News

This was fun. I like seeing advances in movie tech that aren't just 'we'll fix it in post'. (Or, as I'm sure will be the case pretty soon 'we'll do it with AI').

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Efpx...

I'm in the UK next week and I see some cinemas there have it. Not sure I can squeeze it in but will try.

The hill I will die on is that Halloween is for SCARY fancy dress, not just *general* "anything you feel like" fancy dress. When you go to a birthday party and it just says "fancy dress" you go wild, you piece of toast or Des Lynam or a donkey if you want to be. But if it's Halloween, you be SCARY

"This page doesn't exist"

Fingers crossed for you

BBC report that police are focussing on a 'ladder placed against the side of the Louvre' while investigation a recent theft from the art gallery.

It's very trendy for the woke left to mock the police these days, but this is the kind of thing that you and I might miss.

you don't understand. as someone who isn't inherently good at art, stealing paintings from the museum is the *only* way i'm able to express myself creatively. i wouldn't be able to paint beautiful portraits. but by breaking into a museum and stealing the paintings, now i am

John Boyega in Attack The Block. Extreme close up of his face wearing a baseball cap, hoodie and facemask at night, with very out of focus streetlights in the background.

Not bigger, but close.

Good lord police you're looking for someone who robbed an art museum the guy is RIGHT THERE

Title: The exceptionally limited edition book Part 1. Bound in cloth taken from the author's wardrobe! (image of tweed-bound book) Indecipherably elegant font! Your mere presence sullies its beauty! Part 2. Luxurious presentation! (the book inside) Three slipcases (inside a) Lightproof Velvet bag (indide a) Archival Glass box (inside a) Lead-lined Biometric safe Part 3. Scroll of Authenticity! (image of long, text-covered scroll with am ornate seal) Includes author's signature, home phone number and invitation to stay for a few days over the summer. Part 4. Too heavy to hold: reading assistants On standby 24/7 (image of two figures holding huge book) Sign up promptly to ensure you are considered for the waiting list to enter the lottery to register your interest in preordering a copy!

‘The exceptionally limited edition book.’ (My cartoon for this week’s @theguardian.com books)

correlation does not imply cause; but still, more research is needed into why things started going so bad at the same time people started making that heart shape with their hands.

My baby had a severe allergic reaction to playing peekaboo. I had to take her to the ICU.

Prince Andrew gives up royal titles including Duke of York after 'discussion with King' In a statement, the prince says:

The Andrew formerly known as Prince

I'm not a snob about it, but I do think there's a key psychological difference when watching something on a screen that's bigger than you and over which you have no control (can't pause it to go make a cuppa, etc). It's more important for some types of film than others.

Sixteen T-shirt designs in various colours including music designs, architecture designs and more…

Fancy a new T-shirt?
gailmyerscough.co.uk/t-shirts
Eco Friendly - 100% Organic cotton - Vegan Friendly

Posters for the films Flux Gourmet, It Was Just An Accident, Enys Men, and Omni Loop

#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched

A story in the parts

A story in three parts