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Three Jobs Marsh retweeted
not engaging with the discourse surrounding John Carpenter's Halloween because i dont think it's appropriate to interact with children on social media
Three Jobs Marsh retweeted
I think less of you as a person if you consider John Carpenter's Halloween overrated.
found a video of the girl Beer was written about watching a performance of Beer from 1995. upsetting, wish I hadn't seen.
Three Jobs Marsh retweeted
The fact that my friend has this screenshot of my AIM message to her when Obama won in 2008 will always crack me up. Never delete any of your archives, guys, lol.
Three Jobs Marsh retweeted
stevenbombs and the airing schedule for SU in general was really something "you really had to be there" for
like CN was legit sitting on episodes for months and then shit out like 5 of them in a week just to put the show on hiatus again. not to mention all the fucking leaks
Three Jobs Marsh retweeted
don’t even mean to sound fake deep stoner but the fact we exist in the age of the Supermarket is INSANE and not talked about enough … the mass ethical suspension of disbelief that u can access any food item imaginable from anywhere year round is CRAZYYY … we all live like kings
Three Jobs Marsh retweeted
Sacha Baron Cohen personally invested $3 million of his own money into the new Ali G film.
The film is rumored to have cost over $160 million to make, with 54 credited producers, including 13 executive producers.
It has since been pulled from theatres and total box office gross to date is around $3 million.
It is on track to be the biggest box-office flop in history.
Three Jobs Marsh retweeted
This rocks
A Dutch theater chain is going to hypnotize 30 people to make them forget their favorite films & experience them again for the first time.
After being hypnotized, they’ll watch 1 of 4 films: ‘Interstellar’, ‘The Matrix’, ‘La La Land’ or ‘Se7en’
(Source: pers.pathe.nl/kun-je-een-fil…)
Three Jobs Marsh retweeted
the design the Arkham games went with for Tim Drake is so funny like who the fuck is that
excited for Hideo Kojima to get gradually introduced to DC characters like Clayface, the man with a clay face, Two-Face, the man with two faces, etc...
Watched “Clayface.” I wasn’t familiar with the character from DC, but I enjoyed the film. I’ve always loved the science fiction films of the 1950s and ’60s, particularly those about lonely men who gradually transform into something monstrous through scientific experiments, accidents, clinical trials, and the like. Richard Matheson’s novel “The Shrinking Man” (1956), and films such as “The Fly” (1958) and “4D Man” (1959). The facial disfigurement also reminded me of “Eyes Without a Face” (1959), “The Face of Another” (1966), and “The Skin I Live In” (2011). As a body horror film, “Clayface” will undoubtedly be compared to “The Fly” (1986) and “The Substance” (2024). But this is the story of a method actor who can become anyone through his performances, only to suffer a disfiguring facial injury and eventually gain the extraordinary ability to physically transform into anyone. Whether you see it as the story of a man who takes his revenge and descends into villainy, or as a tragedy, changes the very face of the film. While I was there, I also picked up a reprint of the original theatrical pamphlet for “The Man Who Stole the Sun.”
