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videoreligion · 1 year

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Event Horizon (1997)

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theconjurervfx · 3 months

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The Fifth Element (1997) dir. Luc Besson.

#scifi #the fifth element #1997 #90s scifi #mood #pop culture #bruce willis #mila jovovich #chris tucker #gary oldman #ian holm #leeloo dallas multipass #leeloo dallas #korben dallas #leeloo #waifu

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stiwfssr · 18 days

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#earth 2 #tv #series #scifi #90s scifi #john danziger #played by #clancy brown #in a cave lit by fire #as so many scenes in this show are #whump #exposure or an illness #generic exhaustion #i don't need specifics #my gifs #268px #10mb #Look who I'm still staring at

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rhetthammersmithhorror · 3 months

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Future Kick | 1991

#Future Kick #Damian Klaus #Don The Dragon Wilson #martial arts movie #cyberpunk #Meg Foster #dystopia #Chris Penn #90s scifi #hammersmith horror #90s horror #hand #science fiction #wolf #shark #film stills

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videoreligionafterdark · 6 days

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Karate Cop (1991)

#gifs #gif #cult cinema #cult films #movies #videoreligion #Karate Cop #Alan Roberts #Sci-Fi #Sci-Fi movies #Sci-Fi movie #90s #b movie #post apocalypse #action movie #action film #90s scifi #scifi

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arcadebroke · 1 year

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#Moon 44 #1990 #Roland Emmerich #Karl Walter Lindenlaub #scifi #90s #1990s #90s scifi #science fiction #video

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tuttle-did-it · 2 months

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I'm watching an old Sliders episode where the group are all stranded in a shopping centre. Everyone who is stranded there lives and works in the shopping centre, with no way out. I'm a little bothered by how real it feels.

They earn $200 a day, half is deducted for housing. They're also required to spend at least $80 at the shopping centre a day or they are docked three weeks pay, so they can only save, max, $20 a day. If they try to escape without paying your debts, they have a bracelet that shocks you if you go out of your approved zone.

Their every move is recorded and watched on monitor-- and if you are caught not up-selling, you are penalised. The professor is fired because (dressed as Santa) he tries to teach the children in the queue that money isn't everything.

Television is just adverts. No actual shows. Just adverts. 24/7. And embedded in the adverts are subliminal messages convincing everyone to buy anything and everything. Then they give you credit cards to purchase everything, and you are legally owned by the credit card company if you can't pay on demand.

In the end, they find the villain who is doing all of this illegally. But I feel like if this actually happened in real life, now? The guy would get a payrise and a 500M bonus and a private jet.