The Conjuring: Last Rites - follows the same formula, but was not entirely predictable. I enjoyed it, greatly. But I live near the town where it's set. The background images were not believable and the house was bigger on the inside. Though, it was a fun ride. youtube.com/watch?v=bMgf...

We watched the 'final' Downton movie with some free Fandango credits. It's what people wanted, apparently. It ties things up in a nice bow. The best part is Edith calling out Mary for being a tramp. And then she 'saves the day' for the family.

How about another Halloween themed short story? This one is 'inspired' by actual events (to a point). The names have been changed to protect the innocent. #Halloween #InternalHorror #TheEnemyWithin #OvercomeYourFear #ShortStory

This is a link to a Halloween story I call, My Shadows substack.com/@dwaynef/not...

I finally watched Caddo Lake and I'm not disappointed. Interesting story that plays with cause and effect in a thoughtful way. That's as much as I can say without spoiling it. If you haven't seen the movie and want to, stay clear of the replies. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rrx_...

Downtown Berwick PA from a perspective new to me.

I went for a walk with Gracie this morning.

This was how the day started. Thankfully, it was not an omen of things to come.

It's a fair cop

Use a#StarTrek meme to describe how you feel.

I just backed KJ MURPHEY: SKETCH BOOK www.kickstarter.com/projects/955...

The original still holds up, but I'm interested to see how they update it screenrant.com/forbidden-pl...

The air grows crisp. The winds begin to howl. Halloween approacheth. A perfect time to curl up with a copy of my Eldritch Horror novel, The Kirklyn Horror. Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other sellers: darkfirepress.com/books/kirklynhorror.php Read it? Leave a review.

It's an honour getting to see my novel displayed in glass at Bad Kerry Studios. It's my best work, if I may say so. You can get it on B&N, Amazon, and other sellers. (*bewbs not included)

@waywardraven.bsky.social just launched a Kickstarter for a new project. I decided to back because it's alt-history, a favorite genre of mine.

twitch.tv/livestreamfo... Please tune in tomorrow (May 28 at 11am Central) to see what chaos ensues when the @oz9podcast.bsky.social has its turn. It’s for a very good cause! @oz9greg.bsky.social @monkeyman.bsky.social @missionrejected.bsky.social @davidsdear.bsky.social @dwaynef.bsky.social

Getting ready for the eclipse

Living in PA, this was redundant. In the past few days: • Someone drove at me head on in a parking lot while I was on a test drive • I narrowly missed hitting someone running a stop sign, • I watched someone turn the wrong way down a one way road. www.pennlive.com/life/2024/01...

It seems like there should word, maybe German, for: Having a dream where as it starts you think you're really waking up. You're glad that the quickly fading images were "only a dream" because reality couldn't be that bizarre. Then you're jolted out of the dream back into our messed up world.

Science question: Could Dark Energy be a product of the expansion of space, not a cause? More expansion, more dark energy, more expansion, etc. Or am I putting the cart before the horse, so to speak?

Asteroid City was not what I expected, but I enjoyed it. It had the same feel as "Barton Fink" or even "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and her Lover."

While different from the 1966 movie and book, I think the 2018 movie got many of the main ideas right. Each is a good reflection on the time they were made.

List 5 famous people you've met, but one is a lie. (Dr Who edition) Sylvester McCoy (1989) Catherine Tate David Tennant John Barrowman Sylvester McCoy (2022)

I don't know what was up with the bad reviews. I just watched it and thought Blue Beetle was a great movie.

Is "It's A Wonderful Life," technically sci-fi? It deals with alternate timelines after all.

Am I the only one that thinks this reads like a preface to a Lovecraft story?

Cross-posting my 2023 Baltimore ComicCon Commissions. (3)

Cross-posting my 2023 Baltimore ComicCon Commissions. (1)

The Kirklyn Horror by J.M. DeSantis is available Friday Oct 13th. I've been reading a preview copy and can say it's a story that wraps its tendrils around you from the start.

Apropos of nothing in particular, but just in case anyone’s wondering - Yes, from the stage, we can pretty much see anyone in the orchestra seats.

Cover by Wally Wood.

Happy Batman Day. from Nightwing #100 art by @brunoredondo.bsky.social.

👁️‍🗨️ B E A S T // B A B E 💖 new apparel designs just dropped :^) 🏬 >> hauntedenamel.storenvy.com

2 days until I leave for an extended weekend at Baltimore Comic-Con, with my commission list of ideas in-hand!

One time I spent five minutes at lunch drawing a reverse centaur and it became one of my most retweeted pieces of art. I resented that so I deleted it but now it can be free again because not enough people follow me on here for it to go big