“The first time Claude Rains’ daughter ever saw her father in a movie was in 1950, when he took her to a showing of ’The Invisible Man’ in a small Pennsylvanian theater. While the film was playing, Rains was telling his daughter all about how it was made. The other theater patrons stopped watching the movie and instead listened to Rains’ anecdotes.”

The Invisible Man (1933) dir. James Whale

10 Sci-Fi Horror Movies To Consider For October/Halloween

got inspired by a very good bug pikmin illustration so i decided to turn my own guys into very weird bipedal cordyceps infested ant-like things

Tales From The Crypt - "Judy, You're Not Yourself Today" - (1990)

Pinball Machines

My take away with the Roy simblings

Roman, the one most attached and with the most sentiment with their father, was the one that pined and actually content to be out. To cut that string and and rid of that connection to his father.

Shiv, repeating the cycle of her mothers life and throwing out what she stood for, to also still have a hand in the pot.

Kendall, the downfall of a cocky narcissistic self-destructive man, the one who would speak “together” and then once he was actually in the position would solely focus on himself, to end up all alone.

Love those shitty people and what they gave. Annoyed the ish out of me every episode. They’re kind of fun guys idk

Taissa: We just keep it calm and discreet

an hour later: everyone and their mother is at the compound, they hunted shauna through the woods, lottie's been shot, natalie died, a cop died and not even the right one

actually i want s3 to dive so so deep into mistys self loathing and ptsd w nat bc even though two episodes prior we saw misty convince herself she's a "closer" and everything shes done has been practical and thought out and for the better of her friends the fact of the matter is misty will have to reconcile with the truth that what happened w nat was an awful accident and tragedy but it was still a product of mistys rashness and impulsive love, her deep seeded need to save her friends and protect them even when it kills them. and this has irreversibly changed misty for the worse, this is something shes going to have to battle with for the rest of her life nat was literally....nat was her purpose and her best friend and everything she loved even if she never felt like it was all the way reciprocated so like, if the writers fumble this and just make it all abt misty finding comfort in w*lter and ignoring her struggling w the aftermath of losing someone who was everything to her ill be so checked out. like you have a character who keeps losing everyone she falls in love with everyone she forms a deep connection with and she's always the one unintentionally holding the knife. misty never means to hurt the ones she loves but it's the curse the wilderness chose to give her. u can do SO much with that im on my knees

A little appreciation for the 1990 Phantom miniseries promo pictures because they're perfect

Watched the 1990 Phantom of the Opera and I really liked it so I did a study of a scene I liked.

Conrad Veidt

The Man Who Laughs (1928)

A Nightmare Of Horror!

Universal Monsters by Nicolas Delort

Uncle Gilbert in The Munsters - Season 1, Episode 31 (1965) Love Comes to Mockingbird Heights