1. 30 Jan


    Beat Culture - Midori (by SynesthesiaeFilms)

    —-pi pi pi—-

     

  2. 30 Jan


    Bison EP by Lord Boyd

     

  3. 30 Jan


    Treat your ears right. Listen to this album.

     

  4. 30 Jan


    archiebunker:

    OH 

     Hey Liz…they made this for you.

    (via ghoulmann)

     

  5. 30 Jan


    phoning-it-in: XOMBI Written by JOHN ROZUM; Art by FRAZER IRVING and SCOTT HAMPTON; Cover by FRAZER IRVING As an undying Xombi, David Kim watches the world burn while humanity grows increasingly isolated. What would a Xombi do just to feel change again? And where will he ever be able to find a kindred soul? Find out in this title collecting XOMBI #1-6 and BRAVE AND THE BOLD #26, featuring a team-up with The Spectre. Hey guys, this TPB is out on Wednesday and it is seriously one of the top 3 comics that came out last year and if you go and buy it I will be your friend for at least 8 hours straight at a date of our mutual choosing.    A very unique and beautiful read.

    phoning-it-in:

    XOMBI

    Written by JOHN ROZUM; Art by FRAZER IRVING and SCOTT HAMPTON; Cover by FRAZER IRVING

    As an undying Xombi, David Kim watches the world burn while humanity grows increasingly isolated. What would a Xombi do just to feel change again? And where will he ever be able to find a kindred soul? Find out in this title collecting XOMBI #1-6 and BRAVE AND THE BOLD #26, featuring a team-up with The Spectre.

    Hey guys, this TPB is out on Wednesday and it is seriously one of the top 3 comics that came out last year and if you go and buy it I will be your friend for at least 8 hours straight at a date of our mutual choosing. 

      A very unique and beautiful read.

     

  6. 30 Jan


    - streaming on Netflix.  Check it out… YellowBrickRoad - (review taken from the MyCastleofQuiet Blog)In the canon of tales that describe or depict a theoretical journey, such as Barbet Schroeder’s film La Vallee, Tarkovsky’s Stalker, or Rene Daumal’s great, unfinished novel Mont Analogue, YellowBrickRoad stands as an intelligent, complex, horror version of such a tale. A group of experienced hikers and friends decide to attempt to duplicate the journey of a group of New Hampshire townsfolk, who, 70 years earlier, set out on a trail called the Yellow Brick Road, many never to be heard from again, while a great many others turned up brutally murdered. Five days into their expedition, they start to hear a distant, prevalent music, that seems to come from everywhere around them, an endless cavalcade of pre-WWII hits echoing through the forest. The music has different effects on each individual, creating torment in some, dependency in others. Psychological breakdowns occur, and things go from very bad to much, much worse. In stories such as these, the “destination” becomes an individual experience for each explorer, the getting there being of equal significance to whatever “Oz” colors their eventual demise. As one character says towards the end of the film, “there are many endings.” Highly recommended.

    - streaming on Netflix.  Check it out…

    YellowBrickRoad - (review taken from the MyCastleofQuiet Blog)In the canon of tales that describe or depict a theoretical journey, such as Barbet Schroeder’s film La Vallee, Tarkovsky’s Stalker, or Rene Daumal’s great, unfinished novel Mont Analogue, YellowBrickRoad stands as an intelligent, complex, horror version of such a tale. A group of experienced hikers and friends decide to attempt to duplicate the journey of a group of New Hampshire townsfolk, who, 70 years earlier, set out on a trail called the Yellow Brick Road, many never to be heard from again, while a great many others turned up brutally murdered. Five days into their expedition, they start to hear a distant, prevalent music, that seems to come from everywhere around them, an endless cavalcade of pre-WWII hits echoing through the forest. The music has different effects on each individual, creating torment in some, dependency in others. Psychological breakdowns occur, and things go from very bad to much, much worse. In stories such as these, the “destination” becomes an individual experience for each explorer, the getting there being of equal significance to whatever “Oz” colors their eventual demise. As one character says towards the end of the film, “there are many endings.” Highly recommended.

     

  7. 27 Jan


    mercurialblonde: Robbie Rodriguez  Same Logan, different Jean.

    mercurialblonde:

    Robbie Rodriguez

     Same Logan, different Jean.

     

  8. 27 Jan


    (Source: existentialvaccum)

     

  9. 27 Jan


    Ponti, De Haan firing weapons

    Ponti, De Haan firing weapons

     

  10. 27 Jan


    just need an American Flag in there somewhere…

    just need an American Flag in there somewhere…

    (Source: cerror, via missioncriticalinformation)

     

  11. 27 Jan


    120memories:

    The Lemonheads “Luka” video featured on 120 Minutes, 1993

    Cover of the Suzanne Vega song.

     Lemonheads always.

    (via shmemson)

     

  12. 27 Jan


    The Oculoid Tracker

    The Oculoid Tracker

     

  13. 27 Jan


    retrocoinop: This game right here….  many hours, many quarters…

    retrocoinop:

    This game right here….

     many hours, many quarters…

     

  14. 27 Jan


    O’Hara killed by the monster

    O’Hara killed by the monster

     

  15. 27 Jan


    The hand tool in Sarah’s hand

    The hand tool in Sarah’s hand