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THE 2022 AARONS - Worst Film

I could make a long, elaborate joke here about needlessly bad movies, but I’d rather get right to the category than Babylon. Here are The Aarons for Worst Film:

#10. Texas Chainsaw Massacre

A Final Girl spends decades preparing for a rematch with the masked killer who murdered all her friends? You’d be forgiven for thinking you saw this film before. Billed (once again) as the one-true sequel to the seminal 1974 horror film, 2022’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre (once again) butchers the franchise. Linking a lazy approximation of the ‘legacy-quel’ format popularized by 2018’s Halloween to generational trauma, gun culture, and gentrification, the film’s skin-deep themes are even more meaningless than the original’s nihilism. No amount of gore can mask the fact that this franchise has clearly run out of gas.

#9. Firestarter

With Stephen King setting movie-goers on fire in the wake of It, there was every reason to think returning to his other early works would yield similar results. The problem is that the 2022 adaptation of his 1980 novel doesn’t know where to start with updating the story to present day. Following a pyrokinetic girl and her father on the run from government forces, the movie makes no mention of modern expansions to the surveillance state, and its simplistic tale of gifted individuals feels helplessly quaint in a culture dominated by superhero cinema. The music, composed by the legendary John Carpenter, is admittedly straight fire, but the movie’s murky cinematography snuffs out any other remaining appeal.

#8. Choose or Die

Choose or Die has a clear survival instinct, opting to throw anything and everything at the screen to keep its thin premise alive. The only real winner in the film about a cursed 1980s video-game contest is horror icon Robert Englund, cashing in on his clout with a few minutes of voiceover work. Everyone else struggles to jump through the hoops of its inconsistent rule-set and inadequate budget (The on-the-fly filmmaking has all the visual-flair of the text-based adventures it’s inspired by). The prize for powering-through is the offer of a prospective franchise; Netflix browsers would be better off choosing any number of the streamer’s other options.

#7. Halloween Ends

Heavily promoted as the final confrontation between Michael Myers and Laurie Strode, the thirteenth Halloween ends not with a bang but with a wimp named Corey Cunningham oddly hogging the spotlight. Spending the majority of its runtime on a coming-of-age Romeo-and-Juliet romance, the film’s shake-up of franchise formula is a smug trick on the audience that never turns into a treat. Hypothesizing on why evil endures, Ends is undone by an inability to express its ideas intelligibly, and by robbing agency from its most important character. Despite its definitive title, the latest installment will almost certainly not be the last, but it does leave the franchise in bad shape yet again.

#6. Margaux

Margaux is a smart house; Margaux is a dumb film. To be fair, even a regular brick-and-mortar building would seem intelligent compared to the group of college students lured into the titular deathtrap. Not even self-aware jokes at their expense can turn the characters, played by a collection of CW stars, into tolerable company. The only other expense not spared by Margaux is the budget for its nauseating white goo, the sickly sustenance of a house-wide 3-D printer, that swamps every frame of the film. The oozing substance is reflective of Margaux’s unsound foundation: an utterly illogical series of events is what brings down the house.

#5. Mr. Harrigan’s Phone

It was always going to take an inspired touch to bring Mr. Harrigan’s Phone to life, and John Lee Hancock couldn’t answer the call. The Blind Side director delivers a dreadfully faithful adaptation of Steven King’s short story, a hodgepodge of the author’s familiar hang-ups including a decade-late technophobia around iPhone applications. The script does no service to stars Donald Sutherland and Jaeden Martell, both doing their best to sell an undying connection between a rich, cranky old man and the young boy who reads to him. In a clear-cut generational divide, King’s son undisputedly took the crown for phone-based horror last year; curious parties should just call up Joe Hill’s Black Phone instead.

#4. Umma

Umma isn’t the mother of all bad films but is highly-derivative of far better ones. The horror film manages to be only the third-best film from 2022 about an Asian-Immigrant mother overcoming generation trauma to become less overbearing to her daughter (The others being Aarons-Winner Everything Everywhere All at Once and Pixar’s Turning Red). This familiarity doesn’t stop at just one medium either: the mother’s self-induced electro-phobia also invites unfavorable comparisons to the TV show Better Call Saul. This all might be more forgivable if Umma wasn’t so neglectful of its jump scares, putting in only the minimal effort needed to raise the film up to feature length.

#3. Grimcutty

The Hulu-Original horror film starts off looking especially grim but is ultimately a cut above those worse fears: the meme-based movie is merely incompetent, rather than incompetent and ignorant. Writer/director John Ross is well-aware that the bygone Momo Challenge his concept is based on was a hoax but that seems to be the extent of his comprehension, especially when it comes to the basics of filmmaking. His laughable script and languid pacing spread thin the legend of the Grimcutty, a lopsided monstrosity that’s meme-material for all the wrong reasons. The film is successful in at least one regard: it will unquestionably convince viewers that cutting back on screen-time isn’t always a bad thing.

#2. Morbius

Yes, it’s Morbin’ time. The maladroit movie Morbius turns The Living Vampire into a lifeless vestigial entry in Sony’s speciously-named Spider-Man Universe. Despite decades of comic history to draw from and even more years of tragic movie monsters, the anti-hero’s origin offers viewers absolutely nothing to sink their teeth into. The dramatic tension is as hollow as the character’s bones, as the story constantly shies away from any moral complexities to receive a wide-appeal PG-13 rating (which didn’t stop the movie from bombing… twice). If there was any remaining doubt, the desperate post-credits scene makes it obvious: this is the work of vultures scavenging their IP for everything they can get.

AND THE WORST FILM OF 2022 IS...

#1. After Ever Happy

One after another, the adaptations of Anna Todd’s Wattpad novels have lowered the bar for romantic movies and romantic partners everywhere; the fourth film doesn’t break that cycle. Encompassing everything from arson to overdoses, After Ever Happy untethers the unceasing ups-and-downs of Tessa Young and Hardin Scott’s relationship from any semblance of structure. Starting with a sensible climax for the last entry and hanging up its hat without resolving any of its new plot threads, the franchise’s footage seems to now spill over from entry to entry with no rhyme or reason. As such, the fifth film is now mandatory viewing, if only because one can never be happy before confirming this story is over for good.

NEXT UP: THE 2022 AARON FOR BEST DIRECTOR!

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maximuswolf · 2 days

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Are they any new vocalists out there changing the face of music when it comes to original style of singing?

Are they any new vocalists out there changing the face of music when it comes to original style of singing? For Example:During the 20th century, many iconic vocalists like Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald, Barbara Streisand, Judy Garland, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Dolly Parton, Sam Cooke, Minnie Riperton, Luther Vandross, Elton John, Frankie Valli, Prince, Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Dionne Warwick, Merle Haggard, Otis Redding, Billie Holiday, James Brown, Little Richard, Patti LaBelle, Aaron Neville, Whitney Houston, Emmylou Harris, Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury, Celia Cruz, Eddie Vedder, Jeff BuckleyAnita Baker, Bonnie Raitt, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Bob Seger, Mariah Carey, The Bee Gees, Smokey Robinson, John Fogerty, Bono, Greg Allman, Joni Mitchell, Steven Tyler, Janis Joplin, George Jones, Gladys Knight, Bob Dylan, Beyoncé, Christina Aguilera, Tom Waits, George Strait, Marvin Gaye, Johnny Mathis, David Ruffin, Stevie Wonder, Karen Carpenter, Jim Morrison, Celine Dion, Tina Turner, Thom Yorke, Al Green, Philip Bailey, Tammy Wynette, Stevie Nicks, Brandy, Linda Ronstadt, Nina Simone, Randy Travis, George Michael, etc. have all changed the face of music forever when it came to their own style of singing.People started emulating them as a result while they developing their voice.We now only have a handful of original sounding vocalists in the 21st century, Adele, Amy Winehouse, John Legend, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Hudson, Demi Lovato, Florence Welch, Carrie Underwood, Alicia Keys, Kelly Clarkson, Rihanna, Lana Del Rey, Regina Spektor, Billie Eilish, Amy Lee, Jazmine Sullivan, Chris Stapleton.Can you think of newer singers right now that will rewrite history as far as singing style is concerned? Submitted April 25, 2024 at 01:53PM by CamelProfessional847 https://ift.tt/vxhnE2V via /r/Music

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Such is life! Behold, a new Post published on Greater And Grander about Spider Man! A Complete List of 768 Marvel Characters and Teams Owned by Sony

See into my soul, as a new Post has been published on https://greaterandgrander.com/spider-man-a-complete-list-of-768-marvel-characters-and-teams-owned-by-sony/

Spider Man! A Complete List of 768 Marvel Characters and Teams Owned by Sony

In the vast universe of Marvel characters, Sony Pictures Entertainment holds the cinematic rights to a unique set of beloved superheroes and villains. From the electrifying webslinger, Spider-Man, to the enigmatic antihero, Venom, Sony's roster offers a captivating array of characters primed for compelling visual storytelling. Harnessing the iconic imagery and rich narratives of these characters can elevate any message, capturing audience attention and ensuring memorable communication.

Individual Characters

A’Sai

Abigail Slade

Ace / “Ace” Spencer

Agony / Leslie Gesneria

Alexis Sharp

Alien Symbiote / Alien Costume (origin of the black-suited Spider-Man)

Alison Mongrain

Amanda Saint

Amun / Jon Kasiya

Amy Chen

Andros

Angus (Sandy Aitchinson’s bloodhound)

Angus Munro

Answer, The / Aaron Nicholson

Anti-Venom / Eddie Brock

Antro / Hashi Noto

Anubia / Anubis

Apocalypse (first appearing in Vampire Tales #7)

Arachne / Dr. Sylvia Yacqua

Arachne / Julia Carpenter

Arachne as an alias for Jessica Drew

Araknet, The Spider-God

Araña / Anya (Ana) Sofia Corazon

Ariadne / Julia Carpenter

Ariadne Hyde as an alias for Jessica Drew

Armada

Armand Dubroth

Arnold Strunk

Ashcan / Alexander “Alex” Woolcot

Aura / Annie Herd

Banjo

Barnett, Geoffrey “Boss”

Basilisk / Wayne Gifford

Batwing / James “Jimmy” Santini

Belladonna / Narda Ravanna

Bert Gilmore

Big Man (I) a.k.a. Mr. Big / Frederick Foswell

Bigman (II) / Janice Foswell

Big Wheel, The / Jackson Weele

Binka Ivana

Black Alfred

Black Cat / Felicia Hardy

Black Fox, The / Raul Chalmers

Black Insect Swarm

Black Tarantula (I) / Carlos LaMuerto

Black Tarantula (II) / Fabian LaMuerto

Blackie Gaxton

Blaze (I) / Ashley Crawford, Thomas and Barry (students participating in a hoax)

Blaze (II) / Kirk Donaghue

Blitz

Blitzgeist 2099

Blood Leader

Blood Rose / Richard Fisk

Blood Spider

Blood-Tide

Bloodbath aka Bloodbather, “Subway Vampire Killer”

Bloodlust / Beatta Dubiel

Bloodshed / Wyndell Dichinson

Bloodthirst

Blowtorch

Bluebird (I) / Zora Loftus

Bluebird (II) / Sally Avril

Bombadier

Bomblast / Parmenter

Bones (I) / Rosa Estevez

Bones (II) / Bess Bliss

Morgan Boone

Bounty Hunter / Tommy Barrett

Brainstorm / Jimmy

Bramer

Brother Power / Achmed Korba

Brown Raincoat

Bruno Grainger

Buddy Corbett

Buel a.k.a. Plasmmage, a.k.a. Gremlyn-Lord

Bugeye / Abner

Burglar a.k.a. Carjacker / Carradine

Buzz, The / Jack Jameson

Buzzard

Caesar “Big C” Cicero

Caiman

Calypso / Calypso Ezili

Captain Power / Dr. Christina “Chris” Carr

Captain Zero

Cardiac / Dr. Elias “Eli” Wirtham

Carlyle, nicknamed Carlyle Calamari

Caretaker of Arcturus IV

Carnage / Cletus Kasady

Carrion (I) / Prof. Miles Warren clone

Carrion (II) / Malcolm McBride / Malcolm MacBride

Carrion (III) / Dr. William Allen

Cat a.k.a. Cat Burglar, Prowler

Cat, The / Walter Hardy

Chakane

Chakra

Chameleon, The / Dmitri Smerdyakov a.k.a. Dmitri Kravinoff

Chameleon 2211

Chance / Nicholas Powell

Charles H. “Charlie” Buchanan

Charlie

Charlie Shaddock

Chief Inspector Krahn, RCMP

Clash

Clifton Arliss

Col. Buchinsky

Coldheart / Kateri Deseronto

Commanda / Catherine D’Anton

Commuter / Ron

Conchita Hernandez

Connie Hunt

Conundrum

Cordite

Corona / Dagny Forrester / Dagney Forrester

Crazy Eight

Creaux

Creep

Crime-Master (I) / Nick “Lucky” Lewis

Crime-Master (II) / Nick Lewis, Jr.

Critical Mass / Arnie Gunderson

Crown a.k.a. Hunger

Crushtacean

Cyber Scarlet Spider / Joseph “Joe” Wade

Cyber-Spider / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker

Cyber-Hunters

Cyberslayers

Cyborg X

Cyclone / André Gerard

D.K. / David Kalen

Daniel Lindy

Dark Angel as an alias for Jessica Drew

Dark Mairi of the Shore / Mairi

Darter / Randy Vale

Daze

Dead Aim

Deadmaker / Anatolovich

Dealer, The

Death-Flame

Delilah

Demogoblin / an unknown demon fused with Jason Philip “The Hobgoblin” Macendale, Jr.

Demon-Fire Cult (villain team)

Dentist, The

Dick Packer

Digger (I)

Digger (II / former mobsters known as “The Vegas Thirteen”, including Freddie Carnevale, Santo Castellani, Jimmy “Little Man” Desanti, Louis Fredone, Tony Mascapone, George Sims and seven others

Discord

Disgraziato

Disruptor / Richard M. Raleigh

Doctor Angst / Jonas Mueller

Doctor Hope

Dr. David Langford

Dr. Emil Kovax – Mordechai (Bloodbath) Kovax’s father

Dr. Jacob Weisenthal

Dr. Jonas Harrow

Dr. Judas Traveller and his Host

Doctor Nero / Dr. Royce Nero

Doctor Octopus (I) a.k.a. “Doc Ock” (I) / Dr. Otto Octavius

Doctor Octopus (II) a.k.a. Lady Octopus, “Lady Ock” / Dr. Carolyn Trainer

Doctor Paine / Dr. Thaddeus Paine

Don Fortunato / Vincente Fortunato

Don Moroni

Doppelganger a.k.a. Spider-Man Doppelganger

Dormouse, The

Doug Powell

Dragons / street gang

Dryrot / Paul Contoni

Duke (first appearing in Spider-Man: The Lost Years #1)

Dumont, Harry

Dusk (I) / Peter Parker

Dusk (II) / Cassie St. Commons

El Muerto / Juan Carlos Estrada Sanchez

El Toro Negro (The Black Bull) / Sergio Torres

El Uno

Electro / Maxwell “Max” Dillon

Electro / Hyper-Electro

Eli Rumsford

Elmak the Light-Shaper

Emilio – Morbius Victim

Empathoid, The

Emperor of the Eastern Galactic Sector

Ephex, The

Equinox a.k.a. Thermodynamic Man, The / Terrence “Terry” Sorenson

Ezekiel / Ezekiel Sims

FACADE (Full Acclimation Combat And Defense Explo-skeleton) / unknown alter ego – suspects include Archer Bryce and Cole Cooper

Fancy Dan (I) / Daniel Brito

Fancy Dan (II) / Dan Rubinstein

Faze

Finisher, The / Karl Fiers

Firearm

Firebrand / Russ Broxtel

Firefist

Firelight / Gabriel “Gabe” O’Hara

Flare

Flipside / Junior – robot

Flying Fox

Fogg / Thomas Fogg

Foreigner, The / Basil, Rafael Sabitini, Lt. Christopher “Kris” Keating and others aliases

Fox, The / Reynard Slinker

Foxy Briggs

Frank Cortese

Frank Cruz / Franz Kraus

Frank Gibbs

Frankie the Fish

Freak

Fusion (I), the Twin Terror / Hubert and Pinky Fusser

Fusion (II) / Wayne Markley

Future Max / Max

Fyodor Rebrov

Gale

Gantry

Gatekeeper, The

Gaunt / Prof. Mendel Stromm

Gauntlet / Alfredo Morelli

Gavin Thorpe

Genetrix

Gentleman, The / Gustav Fiers

George Hill

Gibbon, The / Martin Blank

Goblin, The – from Spider-Man Noir

Goblin God / Peter Parker

Goblin 2099 / Gabriel O’Hara

Goblinettes

Gog (an alien, first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #103)

Gorath Tenclaws

Gray Goblin, The Gabriel Stacy

“Green goblin” / Nalan Oberoi

Green Goblin, The (I) / Norman Osborn II

Green Goblin, The (II) a.k.a. “The New Goblin” / Harold “Harry” Osborn

Green Goblin, The (III) / Dr. Barton “Bart” Hamilton

Green Goblin, The (IV) / Phillip “Phil” Urich

Green Goblin, The (V)

Green Goblin, The (VI) / Norman “Normie” Harry Osborn

Green Goblin – Ultimate Green Goblin

Green Goblin / Crusher Hogan

Green Goblin / Peter Parker

Green Goblin Construct

Gremlyns, The

Griffins (Demon-Fire Cult member)

Grim Hunter / Vladimir Kravinoff

Gripes

Grizzly / Maxwell Markham

Grunz

Guardian / a hulking, or large, clone of Spider-Man

Gunplay / Miho Mikashi

Gunther Stein

Guy Jones

Hal Goldman

Hammerhead a.k.a. Brain Dead / Joseph

Hardcases (Vic Slaughter’s mercenaries)

Hardshell / Leila Davis

Harrier

Headhunter

Headsman, The

Helleyes

Hermit / Timothy Quail

Hershell (first appearing in Web of Spider-Man #28)

Hobgoblin, The (I) / Roderick Kingsley

Hobgoblin, The (II) / Arnold “Lefty” Donovan

Hobgoblin, The (III) / Ned Leeds

Hobgoblin, The (IV) / Jason Philip Macendale, Jr.

Hobgoblin, The (V)

Hobgoblin 2211 / Robin Bourne

Homo Arachnis / Carlton Drake

Honcho

Honeysuckle Muldoon

Hornet (I) / Peter Parker

Hornet (II) / Eddie McDonough

Human Fly, The / Richard Deacon

Humbug / Prof. Buck Mitty

Hybrid / Scott Washington

Hydro-Man / Morris Bench

Hypertron a.k.a. Bobster / Sturdevant E. “Bob” Robbins

Hypno-Hustler and the Mercy Killers

Iguana, The

Izumi (Spider)

Jack / child-sized clone of Spider-Man

Jackal / Prof. Miles Warren

Jack O’Lantern / Jason Philip Macendale, Jr.

Jackpot (I) / Sara Ehret

Jackpot (II) / Alana Jobson

Jacks / miniature clones of The Jackal and Spider-Man

Jaime Jade

Jake Martino

Jason Havershaw

Jason Tso

Jefferson Bolt

Jennings, Miss

Jeremiah Slade

Jimmy “The Mouth” Tannen

Jimmy-Six / Giacomo Fortunato

Joe Smith a.k.a. “A Guy Named Joe” / Joseph “Joe” Smith

Joey

Joey Beal

Joey Z

Jonathon Caesar

Josephine “Joey” Pulaski

Joshua Coolridge

Joystick / Janice Olivia Yanizeski

Justin (Demon-Fire Cult member)

Kaina / Marcy Kane

Kaine / flawed clone of Peter Parker

Kaneshiro

Kangaroo (I) / Frank Oliver

Kangaroo (II) / Brian Hibbs

Katabolik

Kid Ock / Oliver “Ollie” Osnick

Killerwatt

Killshot

Klara – Mordechai (Bloodbath) Kovax’s mother

Knight / Malcolm Knight

Knockout / Elizabeth Rawson

Komodo (first appearing in Scarlet Spider Unlimited #1)

Kraven The Hunter (I) / Sergei Kravinoff

Kraven The Hunter (II) / Alyosha “Al” Kravinoff

Kraven (III) / Ana Tatiana Kravinoff

Kurudred the Blood Drinker a.k.a. Tyrant of Dolara, a.k.a. Master of the Night Spawn

Kwaku Anasi / Spider-Man

Lace

Larry Arnold

Lasher (I) / Ramon Hernandez

Lasher (II)

Leather

Legar, Miguel

Lena Ivana and her “Amulet of Change”

Leroy Tallon

Leticia Mason

Lightmaster (I) / Dr. Edward Lansky

Light-Master (II

Lightning Fist

Living Brain, The

Lizard, The / Dr. Curtis “Curt” Connors

Lizard Offspring

Lobo Brothers, The / Carlos and Eduardo Lobo

Loop Lash

Looter, The a.k.a. Meteor Man / Norton G. Fester

Lucky Lobo / Francisco Lobo

Mad Jack / Daniel Berkhart & Maguire Beck

Mad Hatter, The

Madam Web / Madame Web / Cassandra Webb

Madame Fang

Madame Fate

Mandy Tyler

Major Toler Weil

Malo

Man-Monster a.k.a. Smasher

Man-Mountain Marko / Michael Marko

Manslaughter Marsdale / Marsdale

Man-Spider / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker

Man-Spider / Antoine Tarantella

Man-Spider – 1994 Spider-Man television series

Man-Wolf / Starwolf / Ultimate Man-Wolf / Col. John Jameson

Mary Slade

Mass Carnage

Master Monarch

Master of Vengeance / Dwight Faron

Master Planner / Dr. Otto Octavius

Master Programmer / artificial intelligence, based on the mind of Dr. Otto Octavius

Medea

Medgar DuPaul

Megawatt / Dirk Leyden

Menace / Lily Hollister

Meteor Man / Norton G. Fester

Mindblast / Danielle Forte

Mindworm / William Turner

Mirage / Desmond Charne

Misery / Melissa Carsdale

Miss Arrow / Ero

Mister Negative / Martin Li

Molten Man / Mark Raxton

Molten Man / Charles “Charlie” Weiderman

Monster of the Moors aka The Madman of Mansion Slade

Montana (I) / Jackson W. Brice

Montana (II) / Montana Bale

Morbius the Living Vampire / Dr. Michael Morbius

Morlun

Morris “The Snake” Diamond

Morris Forelli

Morty Phillips

Mouth

Mr. Brownstone / Garrison Klum

Mr. Nacht

Mr. Nobody

Mr. P. & Mr. Q

Mr. Zodiac / Astro; sometimes in persona as Jane Virgo

Ms. Fortune / Laura

Mud-Thing / Sandman (Flint Marko/William Baker) and Hydro-Man (Morris Bench) fused together

Murder[er] By Spider

Muse / Shannon Fitzpatrick

Mutilation Killer, The

Mysterio (I) / Quentin Beck, sometimes posing in character under aliases like Dr. Ludwig Rinehart

Mysterio (II) / Daniel “Dan” Berkhart

Mysterio (III) / Francis Klum

Myth Monster, The

Nails Hogan

Nardi

Nautilus

Nightwatch / Dr. Kevin Barry Trench

Nichols (first appearing in Morbius #2)

Nocturne / Angela Cairn

Ogre

Oliver (Sister Saint’s servant)

Operator, The / Lenny Flynn

Orbit (member of the Spacemen)

Ortega, Alberto

Ortega, Pilar – Alberto Ortega’s wife

Osborn, Norman – clone

Osborn, Normie III

Osborne, Norman – from 1602

Other, The / otherwordly being with Spider-Man’s powers

Overdrive

Override / Dr. Gregory “Greg” Herd

Ox, The (I) / Raymond Bloch

Ox, The (II) / Ronald Bloch

Ox, The (III) / Bruno Sanchez

Pale Rider

Parasite

Patch (I) / Frederick Foswell

Patch (II)

Paul Tannen

Persuader, The / Roland Rayburn

Phage / Carl Mach

Phelps (boss of the Jagged Club)

Phillip Cussler, Sr.

Phineas T. Coroner

Phreak / Steve Petty

Pigeon

Piranis

Pity

Poison / Cecelia Cardinale and the other-dimensional entity named Ylandris

Poison / MacDonald “Mac” Gargan

Poison-Lark

Polestar

Primal Lizard

Pro

Prodigy (I) / Peter Parker

Prodigy (II) / Richie Gilmore

Prodigy, The

Proto-Goblin / Nels Van Adder

Prowler, The (I) / Hobie Brown

Prowler, The (II) / “The Cat”

Prowler, The (III) / Rick Lawson

Pulse-2

Pulse-3

Pulse-4

Puma, The / Thomas Fireheart

Purty Larry

Pyromania

Quorum

Rabbi Krause

Ramshot / Samuel Caulkin

Ranger, The (first appearing in Peter Parker: Spider-Man #1)

Rapier / Dominic Tyrone

Raptar

Rasheed ven Garmchee

Rattler / Henry Bingham

Raul Quentino

Ravage

Rayessa

Razorback / Buford Hollis

Razorwire (I)

Razorwire (II)

Reaper (first appearing in Vampire Tales #7)

Reapers / street gang

Red / Norman Osborn

Red Nine / Wallace Jackson

Reid (first appearing in Morbius #25)

Replicoids / duplicates of Richard and Mary Parker

Reverend Daemond aka Daemond the Sorcerer

Rhino, The a.k.a. Mecha-Rhino / Alex O’Hirn, born as Aleksei Mikhailovich Sytsevich

Ricochet (I) / Peter Parker

Ricochet (II) / Johnathon “Johnny” Gallo

Ridgeway, Meg

Rigor

Riot / Trevor Cole

Ripster

Roberto DeNatale

Robot Master / Prof. Mendel Stromm

Rocket Racer / Robert Farrell

Roland Treece

Rose, The (I) a.k.a. Blood Rose / Richard Fisk

Rose, The (II) / Det. Sgt. Blume

Rose, The (III) / Jacob Conover

Sandman, The / Flint Marko, born as William Baker, a.k.a. Sylvester Mann

Sandstorm / Tony Trainor

Sandy Aitchinson

Sarah Stacy

Satellite

Savage Fin

Scar the Stalker / Brian Lash – Loop’s son

Scarlet Spider (I) / Ben Reilly

Scarlet Spider (II) / Joseph “Joe” Wade

Scarlet Spider (III) / Michael

Scarlet Spider (IV) / Van

Scarlet Spider (V) / Patrick

Scarlet Spider (VI) / Chu Chi Huan

Scarlet Spider (VII) / Felicity Hardy

Schemer, The / Richard Fisk

Schizoid Man / Chip Martin

Scorcher, The / Steven Hudak

Scorpia / Elaine Coll

Scorpion, The / MacDonald “Mac” Gargan

Scream / Donna Diego

Screech / Maxwell “Max” Taylor

Screwball

Scrier / Charles Bates

Scrier, Jr. a.k.a. Scrier Junior / Matthew DeRoma

Sean Dunne

Sentry (I) / Curtis Elkins

Sentry (II) / Senator Stewart Ward

Seth Youngblood

Shade / Jake

Shadrac (I) / Gray Dolman

Shadrac (II) / Dr. Gregory “Greg” Herd

Shaker

Shaman / Threetrees

Shathra / Sharon Keller

Shell

She-Venom (I) / Anne Weying

She-Venom (II) / Patricia Robertson

Shiwa ven Garmchee

SHOC / Neal Aiken, born Todd Fields

Shocker / Herman Schultz

Shot

Shriek / Sandra Deel a.k.a. Frances Louise Barrison

Silence-1

Silence-2

Silver Sable / Silver Sablinova

Silvermane / Silvio Manfredi

Simon Stroud

Sin-Eater (I) / Det. Stanley “Stan” Carter

Sin-Eater (II) / Michael Engelschwert

Sin-Eater (III) / Emil Gregg

Sister Saint aka Mrs. Agnes

Sister Sun Sha Shan

Six-Armed Spider-Man / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker

Skinhead / Edward “Eddie” Cross

Skull-Jacket

Slambeaux

Slasher, The / Elyse Nelson

Sleeper

Slime / sentient empathic slime within NYC sewers

Slyde / Jalome Beacher

Smithville Thunderbolt, The (I) / Fred Hopkins

Smithville Thunderbolt, The (II) / Ludlow Grimes

Smythe (I) / Prof. Spencer Smythe

Smythe (II) / Alistair Alphonso Smythe

“Snake” Sanchus

Snaky Duvall

Sneak Thief

Sorcerer, The / Jonathan East

Spark

SpellCheck / Benjamin “Ben” Pancake

Spider / Peter Parker-Carnage symbiote

Spider (1602) / Peter Parquagh

Spider Clone / Ben Reilly

Spider-Amoeba

Spider-Carnage / Ben Reilly and the symbiote Carnage

Spidercide / clone of Spider-Man

Spider-Demon / Demon Spider-Man

Spider-Girl (I) / May “Mayday” Parker

Spider-Girl (II) / Betty Brant

Spider-Girl 2020 / May Parker

Spider-Hybrid, The

Spider-Kid / Oliver “Ollie” Osnick

Spider-Lizard / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker

Spider-Man (I) / Peter “Pete” Benjamin Parker

Spider-Man (II) / Ben Reilly

Spider-Man (III) / Miles Morales

Spider-Man (IV) / Gerry Drew

Spider-Man 2099 / Miguel O’Hara

Spider-Man 2211 / Dr. Max Borne

Spider-Man imposter / Ron Corbett

Spider-Man imposter / Marc Noletti

Spider-Man imposters / David, Mike and a third, unnamed actor

Spider-Man: India / Peter Prabhakar

Spider-Man Noir / Peter Parker

Spider-Man Robot a.k.a. el Arana del Diablo (The Spider of the Devil, or Devil’s Spider)

Spider-Slayers / various “Marks” of robots

Spider-Venom

Spider-Wasp / Sharon Keller

Spider-Woman (II) / Julia Cornwall Carpenter

Spider-Woman (III) / Martha “Mattie” Franklin

Spider-Woman (IV) / Charlotte Witter

Spider-Woman (V) / Mary Jane “MJ” Watson

Spider-Woman / May “Mayday” Parker

Spider-Woman / unnamed female, Earth 92124

Spider-X / Brian Kornfield

Spindrifter / Marandi Sjörokker

Spinneret

Spoiler, The

Spot / Dr. Johnathon Ohnn / Dr. Jonathan Ohnn

Squid, The / Don “Donny” Callahan

Stag Beetle, The / Krolnek

Stalker

Stampede

Starngore / Maxwell “Max” Dillon

Steel Spider / Oliver “Ollie” Osnick

Stegron the Dinosaur Man / Dr. Vincent Stegron

Stone / Gerald Stone

Strongarm / Cary Armstrong

Stunner / Angelina Brancale

Styx / Jacob Eishorn

Sugar Face

Sundown / Dr. David Patrick Lowell

Supercharger / Ronald “Ronnie” Hilliard

Swift-1

Synario / Angela Bradford

Synthetic Man, The a.k.a. The Hollow Man / robot into which The Sorcerer projects his consciousness

System

Tadj (first appearing in Morbius #30)

Tangle

Tara

Tara and the Children of the Comet

Tarantula (I) / Anton Miguel Rodriguez

Tarantula (II) / Capt. Luis Alvarez

Tarros

Tendril / River Verys

Terrier (II) / Gordon “Gordo” Savinsky

Therak / Theodore “Theo” Davros

Thermite

Thousand, The / Carl King

“Three Fingers” Eddie Enders

Thunderclap / Stanly George Johnson

Timespinner / robot created to impersonate Spider-Man

Tinkerer, The (I) a.k.a. The Terrible Tinkerer / Phineas T. Mason

Tinkerer, The (II) / Elijah Stern

Tom Cochrane

Tombstone / Lonnie Thompson Lincoln

Tordenkakerlakk a.k.a. The Thunder Cockroach

Toxin / Patrick “Pat” / “Paddy” Mulligan

Toy / robot created by The Tinkerer

Tracer

Troglodyte

Turbine / Joline Cargill

Twit

Typeface / Pvt. Gordon “Geordie” Thomas

Uber-Machine

Undertaker, The / Conrad Eisenstadt

Vaalu

Vacuum

Valeri Kasatanov

Ven-orpion / MacDonald “Mac” Gargan (aka The Scorpion)

Venom (I) / Edward Charles “Eddie” Brock

Venom (II) / Angelo Fortunato

Venom (III) / MacDonald “Mac” Gargan

Venom (IV) / Daniel Jackson

Venom / “Black Ops” Venom / Flash Thompson

Venom / “The Suit” Venom / Eddie Brock, Jr.

Venom / Edward Saks

Venom / Spider-Girl, May “Mayday” Parker

Venom 2099

Venture

Vermin / Edward Whelan

Vic Slaughter

Vince Granetti

Vincent “Vince” Tannen

Virus, The / Corman

Vladimir (first appearing in Morbius #25)

Vladimir Kravinoff

VR-39 / Master Programmer’s cyberspace creation

Vulture 2099, The

Vulture, The (I) / Adrian Toomes

Vulture, The (II) / Blackie Drago

Vulture, The (III) / Dr. Clifton Shallot

Warfare

Warrant / Gray Garrison / Grey Garrison

Webber

Web-Man

Wendigo, The / elemental creature (first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #277)

Wes Cassady / Wesley Cassady

Whiplash / Leean Foreman

Whisper-3

White Dragon

White Rabbit / Lorina Dodson

Wild Whip

Will O’The Wisp / Jackson Arvad

Willy Stein

Winston Shepherd

Winston Walker

Wraith, The / Brian DeWolff

Wysper / Jennifer “Jenny” Stewart

Xanja

XP-2000 a.k.a. XP

Yith

Yokai (The Damned)

Teams/Groups/Gangs

Amazing Siskinsky Sisters, The / Sophie Siskinsky and her sisters

Anarchists for Freedom

Arcane Order of the Night / Andrew Carpathian and his cult members

ARES (Assassination, Revolution, Extortion, and Sabotage)

Band of Baddies

Banko Squad / armed robbers

Barons, The / street gang

Bedrocks

Black Apostles, The

Black Hoods, The / terrorists in Northern Ireland

Blazing Skulls muggers

Blue Boys / criminal gang

Brll’nah>Zhhk<, The / alien race

Cabal of Scriers, The

Cell-12

Cult of the Jackal

Death Squad

Deathweb

Destructoids

Diggers / Life Foundation operatives

Dragon Lords, The / White Dragon, Tommy Li and other street gang members

Enforcers, The

Exterminators, The / team of villains led by The Chameleon

Femme Fatales

First-Strikers; Magenta, Brown, Red, Green – villains

Foragers (Packrat and Solly)

Gathering of Five

Intruders, The

John, Paul, Ringo, and George (teenage thugs, first appearing in Spectacular Spider- Man #110)

Jury, The

League of Three Threes, The

Legion of Light

M’Sieu Tete’s Gang (Goldie, Shiner and Silent Joe)

Maryjanes

Masters of Mayhem

Meridian Institute

Misfits (group featuring Spider-Kid but for the sake of clarity, specifically excluding Frog-Man and Toad)

Mimes, The

Monks of the Hidden Temple, The / High Priest (Guardian of the Light), Giant One and other guardian monks

National Crime Syndicate

New Enforcers, The

Order of the Goblin, The

Outlaws, The

Penny Ant-Es

People’s Liberation Front / terrorist group

Praetorian Guard, The

Protectors / Life Foundation mercenaries

Q-4 / Russian mercenaries

Rat Pack (a criminal gang, first appearing in Amazing Spider-Man #220)

Ricardo, Freddy and Dumbo

Rogues, The

Shadowforce Alpha

Silencers / mercenaries

Silver Squad, The

Sinister Seven, The

Sinister Six, The

Sinister Syndicate, The

Sinister Twelve, The

Sisterhood of the Wasp, The

Slingers, The

Snake Clan / Faire de Lain and his followers in their Peruvian tribe

Spacemen, The

Spider Clan / Taran, High Priestess of the Temple of the Great Weaver, and her followers in their Peruvian tribe

Spidergirls

Spider Society, The

Spider-Man Revenge Squad, The a.k.a. The Legion of Losers

Spider-Squad / 3 unnamed criminals (a strongman, an acrobat, and a tumbler)

Stalkers

Students of Love / Teacher, Brother Bruce, Brother Guy, Brother Lenny, Sister Betty (Betty Brant), Sister Jane, Sister Kate (Kate Cushing) and other cult members

Subhumans, The / NYC sewer-dwellers who assist Morbius

Team Spider

Technomancers, The and their Menagerie / Master Om, Maegis Gunther Senreic, Maegis Hamilton Cromwell and others

Terror Unlimited / terrorist group

Tiger’s Claw, The (street gang)

Timmy, Chester and Myron (former A.I.M. agents who tried to steal Hypertron 1.0)

Time-spinners – Spider-Man 2211

Ultimate Enforcers, The

Universal Liberation Army / terrorist group

Venom Task Force / Det. Clark, Det. Steen and other members of the police task force

Vulturions

Waiters, The / tuxedo-wearing assassins

Warzone / Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and Delta

Wicked Brigade, The

Wild Pack / The Delta Team - band of mercenaries led by Silver Sable

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Summarizing the Foxhole Court cast as artists I follow on Spotify and why (and with links to the artists/songs);

Neil;

Set It Off, thinks he’s so cool and edgy and for the most part he is but also there’s too much time where’s he’s a silly goose. Specifically, he’s Cinematics Era because yeah they have some emo bangers like Partners in Crime and I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead but also Dad’s Song is on that album as is Dream Catcher

Andrew;

Chase Petra. Intense, overwhelming, takes awhile to understand, either is super mellow and chill or the pop punk anthems are GOING. Particularly, Andrew reaks of Monet Issues and Soapy Water, but I also believe he could jive with Reliable Narrator, not to mention In An Emergency Such As The End Of The World

Kevin;

Noah Kahan. It's abut the complex relationship with where you grew up and having a deep, inescapable loving and loathing for that environment. You're Gonna Go Far is just so Kevin coded, and also recognizing you are simultaneously your problem and your solution, like Dial Drunk. And All My Love is just sooo Riko and Kevin (I mean, 'No winter coat could keep out the cold of your atmosphere // We once sang Retrograde, we'd shake the frame of your car // Now I know your name but now who you are')

Aaron;

Alec Benjamin. A lot of people find him unassuming and whatnot, but honestly he'd kind of devastating and we should be cautious. Particularly, Boy In The Bubble & Outrunning Karma I feel have a very fitting energy. My Mother's Eyes (Unreleased) also has something distinctly Aaron about it, as does The Knife In My Back (Unreleased)

Nicky;

The Moondivers. Similar genre feel to Chase Petra but has a more lo-fi undertones. Stays at a pretty level sixty but can go either direction pretty fast. Particularly, Lovely has very Nicky energy to, lacking commitment but also not lacking the love and the need for the person.

Wymack;

Fall Out Boy. Very gruff and rough and tumble on the surface and has that iconic emo energy, but under all of that harsh exterior there’s an underlying message of community and healing and acknowledging the depression and the darkness but also learning to heal. Things like Save Rock & Roll as well as The Kids Aren't All Right show that distinct want to improve and move on with life while we also have songs like My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark and So Much (For) Stardust keep us in that depressive state.

Dan;

Sabrina Carpenter. It took me awhile to figure this one out, but I think this is the one. Pretty much everyone knows who she is but doesn't realise just how much she's done. The energy of this low-level A-lister who everyone knows and respects at least a little bit, but doesn't have the public in the palm of her hand the way other women like Beyonce or Swift do. Also the vibes are entirely correct, she's in the car karaokeing this shit with Matt tell me I'm wrong. She's jamming out to Feather and Sue Me and Thumbs like it's nobody's business. The entire summary of emails i can't send just feels so Dan I can't explain it.

Renee;

Julian Moon. Has this softcore vibe about her, but it powerful and doesn't put up with a lot. Particularly, Siren Song I think fits Renee really well, and Pomegranate Seeds feels like something that'd be on her playlist. Savior matches her role amongst the Foxes (also the intense religious imagery in this song and this EP as a whole needed to be referenced).

Matt;

Placebo. It's glam rock but also not. It's kind of undefinable. You're not really sure what's going on with the music, but you know it's slaps. It's been around a long time and has it's own respect. tbch I don't know massive amounts of Placebo's stuff, mostly only know one album right now because I feel the need to completely dissect an album from an artist before I move on to the next one, but their cover of Running Up That Hill is fantastic. From their actual discography, I think Matt has the vibes/would enjoy Brick Shithouse, Pure Morning, and Burger Queen

Seth;

Eminem (YES I listen to Eminem unironically). He doesn't give a fuck what you think about him, he says a lot of shit he probably shouldn't say, but he's also got points sometimes. Without Me is playing in the background when he comes back in book one. Love The Way You Lie is him and Allison core. Just Lose It is just funny and something he'd listen too all the time. He'd also think he was cool and different for listening to him.

Allison;

Maisie Peters. As much feral crazy ex-girlfriend music as there is sad depression bops. Unpredictable in every measure. Is here for a good time not a long time. BSC is very Allison core, and I think History of Man as well. Boy also reeks of her and Seth's relationship, and Blonde is what she blasts in her bedroom to get ready in the morning.

Abby;

Kesha. She's got a history to her, she fits with the Foxes. She's one of this insane pack, but also she's working on helping fix this insane group. She cares abut their wellbeing, she wants the best. She's got the energy of Resentment, Learn To Let Go, but also she knows these are kids who are gonna do insane things, so let's through in Hymn and Raise Hell. She knows her role in the group, but also she'll stray out of it and test new things. Also, she has to be a bit crazy to be able to manage Andrew's lot.

okay thanks for coming to my tedtalk

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