Subtle reminder that this entire month is #GialloJanuary and y’all should be watching #Giallo films (a stylish genre of murder mystery that blends thriller, stylized violence, and erotic elements, characterized by a mysterious black gloved killer). #haunteddavidart #supportqueerartists #queerart

not only has Heated Rivalry been pretty much been my only source of the good brain juices (too poor to afford the store bought stuff), it's also introduced me to a lot of great music i never would have heard otherwise that ✨Jacob Tierney magic ✨, i guess m.youtube.com/watch?v=lbc6...

"Turn the prison into a public sex forest." Seen in Montreal

my activity here has been sparse as of late & will likely continue to be so for a while due to, you know, everything

if you're ever out at the grocery store and hear someone exclaim "where the fuck is all the Zatarain's?!?!", it's probably me.

I demand a return to traditional values. And by that I mean opening horror movies with Bach’s Toccata and Fugue in D minor.

Falcon snacks

Happy Birthday to David Bowie! He truly was holding the fabric of reality together.

goodnight m.youtube.com/watch?v=uLc8...

Now more than ever - and for reasons besides that it's just the right thing to do - credit your artists, credit your translators, credit your designers and layout people. Credit any and every human hand that works on your project wherever you can.

Yeah, that tracks.

time to take down the christmas skull and put up the mardi gras skull

Eat two half sour pickles to get your full day’s requirement of sour

first day back at work in 2026 and well, it was something else (but the same kind of something else as usual) time to kick back and relax and watch LOST HIGHWAY i think

On January 6, 1965, Kwaidan debuted in Japan. Here’s some original art to mark the occasion!

STREET OF CROCODILES (1986): Startling, terrifying stop-motion animation by the Brothers Quay, loosely based upon the short story by Polish writer Bruno Schultz. Channel 4 aired it in one of their animation strands and it blew my mind.

goodnight m.youtube.com/watch?v=uqVL...

On January 5, 1968, The Giant Behemoth was screened on Aweful Movies with Deadly Earnest. Here’s some monster art to celebrate!

guess i should drink some water before i mummify alive

January 5, 1962: "Nothing in the Dark"—a sweet Twilight Zone classic—airs, about an old woman consumed with fear that Mr. Death will sneak in and claim her. Stars Gladys Cooper (in the first of three TZs) and a young Robert Redford—who we lost on Sept. 16 at age 89. #Reunited

Back to work.

goodnight m.youtube.com/watch?v=AclZ...

oh, i'm gonna need a lot more craft/hobby supplies to get myself through this year, aren't i?

"Jack will show you to your room. I have given you the room in the tower." m.youtube.com/watch?v=_y-1...

honestly, this probably isn't that surprising to folks who know me irl

Ultra Q (1966) Episode 20

That helps a lot, thanks.

oops, i accidentally walked into a bookstore that specializes in romance and accidentally bought their last copy of GAME CHANGER

On January 2, 1971, It Came From Outer Space was screened on Acri Creature Features. Here’s some monster art to mark the occasion!

On January 2, 1971, The Screaming Skull was screened on WPIX’s Chiller Theater. Here’s some art inspired by the z-movie classic!

It’s pretty cool that I get to experience my favorite creators first when I see their amazing art and stories and then again when our total fucking disgrace of a capitalist health care system leaves them having to beg for money so they or their loved ones can stay alive

It absolutely delights me that Hallmark is the first organization listed on the Wiki for Science Fiction Day (today). You know what this means: Big city Space Captain comes to small town planet, where she meets a Robot Farmer who shows her the true meaning of Science Fiction. I need it, I want it.

BEASTS - WHAT BIG EYES (1976): Brilliant episode of Nigel Kneale's classic animal-themed horror anthology, in which an RSPCA inspector investigates a pet shop owner who is searching for proof of the existence of werewolves...

Friends! For June 2026, Deep Cuts in a Lovecraftian Vein wants to host reviews of older pulp/SFF works involving gender change, identity, and transition from LGBTQ+ guests. These are paid reviews. I've got three folks lined up, but I would like one or two more, if anyone is interested.

The year is 2035. ExxonMobilNetflix presents Stranger Things: Legacy, which reunites the original cast as we follow their children who are investigating unexplained events after somehow Vecna returns because of the Y2K bug.

"I looked out and the clouds looked like snow banks. I thought, 'What if I saw somebody skiing out there?' In thinking about it more intensely, [I realized] it would not make for a very scary story. So I put this THING on the wing." —Richard Matheson on "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"

found in a stack of books

first nap of the new year starts now!

Starting the new year off with some incredible cinema: 1987’s ‘the Soul Tangler:’

seems like the crows in the county are holding some kind of caucus in my neighborhood probably deciding the fate of humanity or maybe someone's garbage bin got tipped over

🎍明けましておめでとうございます🎍 was treated to a little lion dance this morning (cat scooting his butt across the carpet and dragging his cat wand with along with him)

might just give 2025 the ol' irish goodbye and just go to bed at 10pm