In the past 10 years, I've worked on feature films, won "best in show" at a film festival, edited for PBS, produced for cooking shows, but ultimately I'm left with very little to show for it. Hoping that 2026 is the year I start feeling confident enough to share my venture into stop-motion shorts.

Marty Supreme fucks. I got slapped around like a ping-pong ball.

BIG friend

I finally crossed Master and Commander off my watchlist. There's an alternate universe where Jack Sparrow was never a household name and we got an entire franchise based on the seafaring and somewhat queer adventures of Captain Aubrey and Stephen Maturin.

Can't fathom how I didn't notice a new Quay Brothers film was out in the world. Miniature worlds of dust and decay fleshed out via dream logic. Inspirational mix of live-action and stop motion.

Fully expected to have a fun time at most, going into There Are Monsters, but now I'm left reminiscing about making home movies with childhood friends.

Accidentally stumbled upon an insane double feature about girlbossing too hard. "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" (1977) and "To Die For" (1995).

Group I’m a part of hasn’t been able to get together and watch movies in a while. If you’re a film freak, invite me to your movie night!

How I’m trying to be tbh

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Remember this intense scene from the highly-acclaimed film? Most people don’t know that this was REAL and the actor was ACTUALLY scared and NOT acting. The cameras turned on and he suddenly forgot that he was on a set and how to do his job. This fun fact makes the scene much more impressive now!

The new Katamari seems great so far, but it seems to lack a bit of BOUNCE??? Feels like it's easier to get stuck in places, instead of ricocheting out of tight spots when colliding with objects. big rolling ball still makes me smile tho

Genuinely grateful for this time of year when the occasional lizard will enter my apartment to stay warm. Just dumb little cuties who don't know where they are. 🦎 I hope they can at least sense a modicum of benevolence when I escort them outside.

If you haven't seen it, this Halloween I recommend watching Phantom of the Paradise. Very campy with an emotional core (in the same vein as Rocky Horror), while providing commentary on greed and exploitation in the entertainment industry.

I wouldn't think twice if you told me Hackers (1995) inspired both Deus Ex and Jet Set Radio.

OHH MY GODDDD!!! AHHHHHHHH!!!!! THIS IS TOO SCARY!!!!!

Sassy storyboard scalie… Though could also be Mewtwo.

On tonight’s episode of “Lizard From an Old Screenshot (Who Is He?)”

Nothing screams mainstream stagnation in the entertainment industry like seeing the same IPs being advertised for a lifetime. I remember being visually assaulted by the Phantom Menace marketing wave as a kid, and now it's 2025 and I'm still seeing a Star War on my soda can. Pls let it die, thanks!

The first 15 minutes of Weapons were great, but then the guy next to us dramatically spilled their food everywhere at the exact moment that someone crashed their vehicle into a nearby power line outside, causing the theater to lose power for the remainder of the day. Potentially cursed film.

In retrospect, not a fan of the Vampire Survivors-like wave that saturated the “bullet hell” and “shmup” tags on Steam, effectively burying standout indie titles like The Void Rains Upon Her Heart and A Whole Wolfrush, which both feel more akin to the genre’s roots and aren’t glorified idle games.

Thank you to @froginatorart.bsky.social and @wayneradio.tv for having Mustard Montana join the stream tonight. It was a very uplifting time for gamers everywhere!

Thank CHRIST Lynch isn't around to see what they're doing to one of his favorite films. Also, this is a great example of how even something that was made 85 years ago can look vastly superior to soulless regurgitative soup that literally siphons the planet of more beauty than it can create.

Ravenous (1999) and Walker (1987) would be a far too potent double-feature, I fear.

Boys

Oh NO I’m 33

Eddington was bonkers, but it was super weird when Ari Aster made a surprise appearance in the movie theater with a microphone and sheepishly told everyone to get off their phones.

labububu-bu bu-bubu

Can't blame anyone for not enjoying the direction of Nightreign, but the Steam reviews are very revealing in that so many people just don't do any research about what they're getting into. They see Dark Soul Old Ring and consume.

Been humming the Yoshi's Story OST for 27 years and I'm beginning to fear that we're in it for the long haul.

Metal Garden is incredible if you're a Half-Life or Shadow of the Colossus. Atmospheric platforming and exploration on a large scale. It's cheap and you can finish it in one sitting. Plus it has furries in it, I guess.

Many morrows of wind...

I know what you are, Hunter S. Thompson.

Movie marathoning has been put on hold these past few weeks. Too many guud vidya games coming out. Namely, Labyrinth of the Demon King. Need me some of those survival horror dungeon crawler undertones.

Skull Kid Majora’s Mask but he’s an anthro frilled lizard

Gex art by Yoshitaka Amano???

Oh geez, this is out today! Can’t wait to take a closer look tonight.

Here’s my Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 post. Ain’t a whole lot I can say that anyone else hasn’t, but it sure feels nice to walk into an encounter a bit underleveled and come out victorious by adapting to enemy patterns instead of just walking away and grinding levels like most other RPGs.

Tipping into taboo territory at twilight…

Stayed up all night working in Blender

Survival horror with a King's Field control scheme intended to make the player feel vulnerable. Impossible to ignore the magnetic pull of old-school dungeon crawlers mixed with resource management. Keeping a very close eye!

A visitor! 🦎

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egg day

Generally, some hard hitters recently.

Been slowly making progress in Look Outside. Incredibly dense with moments where your choices seem to branch off into their own unique conclusions. Every time I make a decision, I can envision at least a couple of other outcomes than the one I'm ultimately left with. Cronenberg monsters are a bonus.

I appreciate the post office letting me know that I left behind two tripods, but I more so treasure their efforts in providing an illustration of what a tripod looks like.

Someone at my job found out that their brother worked on a "little PC game" called Thief: The Dark Project. That's almost 30 years without knowing your sibling helped lay the foundation for the entire stealth genre and immersive sims. The atomization of society is going strong.