Has anyone else here seen the 1997 film SANTA FE, starring Gary Cole, Lolita Davidovich, and Tina Majorino? It is a most unusual movie. boxd.it/e7ZkxB

Man goes to see Pagliacci. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Pagliacci says, "Treatment is simple. Go see a doctor. Why did you come to me? I'm just a clown!"

Featuring one of the coolest Disney villains, the Horned King, we’ll be conjuring THE BLACK CAULDRON onto @thefridacinema.org screen on May 22nd. 🎟️: tinyurl.com/57v46pxx

if our pets had smartphones do you think their camera rolls would be full of photos of us

Okay so you might see this video with the audio muted. Now imagine how the music must sound like. I urge you to unmute and listen to what it's actually like because I guarantee you you're not prepared for it.

Tim Curry is 80 today, say something nice about Tim Curry

Whatever you do,

What do you think Jar Jar Binks is doing right now?

you still don't understand what you're dealing with, do you? the perfect organism

A person who genuinely believed that a population collapse threatened their country's existence would favor dramatically increased immigration to offset declining birth rates. That the Millers favor the opposite is because of racism: a whiter America is more important than a thriving one.

kate bush

Trump became an I Ain’t Reading All That poster a long time ago, and it’s only gotten worse. Impeach him for his gigantic overwrought diary entries alone!

[pulled over] i’ll let you off with a warning this time ME: thank you your holiness

*to the tune of sweet caroline* Pope's weak on crime Ba ba baaaaa

Me: I actually hate my neighbor AI Jesus: You're so right! I never thought about it that way. They're the worst

Me when I want the audience to experience a scary mummy

Murmur, the band’s debut studio album, was released 43 years ago on April 12, 1983. Produced by Mitch Easter & Don Dixon, Murmur remains, according to music journalist Tim Peacock, “one of the most compelling and otherworldly debut albums in rock history.” Share your Murmur memories in the comments.

wait why are they climbing back into the capsule come back

Looks like the world has some thoughts on my brand-new @trailersfromhell.bsky.social commentary on Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! www.reddit.com/r/horror/com... Did you love the movie? Did you hate it? Check out the commentary right here, if you haven't already!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=9g9B...

That’s Smee in the corner

News used to be better

Really gonna do the thing where astronauts get back from a long mission and everything’s gone apocalyptic on Earth? Really?

Jane Asher in "Deep End" - BOTD

My favorite Peter Greenaway film. (Drowning by Numbers is second.)

Peter Greenaway (with scenes from his film "Prospero's Books") - BOTD

Bunnies on the loose in NIGHT OF THE LEPUS, 1972.

In 1993, "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" made a Black man the star of a major sci-fi franchise and his character was like the Platonic ideal of a loving father, a great cook, a man who uplifted others, who was kind and tolerant but MILITANTLY so, and who also had flaws like any other human. Hail Sisko

Today is Tank Girl Day! On this day in 1995, #TankGirl hit theaters. While it wasn't appreciated in its time, this is a film that means a great deal to me. I'm grateful it's getting a renaissance now, but I wish it could have been appreciated upon release. 🧵

When does Artemis II take off? I'm planning to sneak aboard.

See the Moon? It hates us.

Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller April 01,1948

Today's the day.

I think Web In Front is the best rock song ever written

If I am reading a story that opens with Uncle Scrooge reminiscing, I know I am about to experience comic bliss.

TRUMP RUINED BAD TASTE John Waters at #NoKings in Provincetown (Pic via petermarietoto on X)

Tom Ripley is real, and good at murder, and my friend

So good at playing an officious dick, the definition of the kind of character actor you’re happy to see pop up in a movie. My dude stared down Dolph Lundgren and wouldn’t take any of his Eternian shit.

Town I grew up in briefly had a shop--the pilot concept for a chain--that only sold pudding. Well, and coffee. Had like fifteen kinds of pudding, you could could get from a pint to a gallon, plus a cup of coffee. "Pudding it First", it was called. Had Frequent Pudding Eater loyalty cards.

I think it's vitally important that everyone know that when baby bear cubs are orphaned and taken to our local wildlife center, they get fed and rehabbed by people masking their scent and wearing costumes like this so they don't get habituated to humans

Really amazing movie. If you're a fan of lo-fi sci-fi weirdness like Resolution or The Endless, absolutely check this out