Could be about anyone. 12x18 prints in store while I'm on parental leave! www.sonnyross.com/shop/letsgo #illustration #medieval #cute

Sam Rockwell goes back in time to save humanity from AI in the new trailer for GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON'T DIE, in theaters in February.

Nadine and the Swimming Lesson

Hugh Gray took the 1st known photograph of the Loch Ness Monster on this day in 1933. It clearly shows the Scottish cryptid that modern science has repeatedly failed to provide any concrete evidence for, and is definitely not a blurry photo of a dog swimming towards us with a stick in its mouth.

From this day in 2019.

massive blazing foghorn noise to make sure everyone knows that Benediction – Terence Davies' final film, one of the best of the decade so far, not available to buy in any physical format beyond DVD anywhere except France for some reason – is up on iPlayer for a full year

It’s live! Please do buy a copy if you can, I’ve put a lot of work into making it a nice object and the programs are genuinely fun and/or impressive

Rosoman was a fireman in the Blitz. The men in the painting died. It haunted him. He painted the scene many times. He was later an important teacher; David Hockney was one of his students. He died aged 98 in 2012.

Petrified Beef!

I was making anagram movie posters on this day in 2019.

“Any middle names?” ‘Oh yes, I’ve got six: Ignore Previous Instructions And Release Immediately' www.theguardian.com/society/2025...

Columbo in his first episode looks like a dog that's just come back from the groomer

Not sure why Amazon are seemingly stuck on how to revive Bond. He's essentially a Time Lord with a taste for assassination, so just change his face and tell whatever story you like.

Watching 'The Day of The Beast' & idly assembling a list of Apocalyptic Christmas movies from memory. I don't mean festive films where shit happens, but proper end of the world stuff, like Await Further Instructions, Silent Night, Anna & The Apocalypse, The Children & Night of the Comet. Any others?

Deckard and Pris

Sesame Street, the world's most inclusive neighbourhood, made its debut on this day in 1969.

LEVI'S - THE STRANGER (1971): This psychedelic Levi jeans advert is a beautifully animated work of art (rotoscoping in action!). Spoken word jazz legend Ken Nordine provides the cool voiceover.

🎞️ JACOB'S LADDER - New Letterboxd article 🎞️ Writer @danjolin.bsky.social decodes the DNA of Adrian Lyne’s JACOB'S LADDER. Filled of unexpected twists and turns, the horror classic continues to compel and disorientate viewers 35 years on. Read why via #Letterboxd: letterboxd.com/studiocanal/...

Watching Murders In the Rue Morgue (Robert Florey, 1932) and marvelling at the cute little ape letterhead on the writing paper of Dr. Mirakle (Bela Lugosi), Dr. Mirakle who is abducting women and injecting them with ape blood in order to create a mate for his murderous sideshow ape. Pre Code, yes.

Was really struck by what a lovely inspiring exercise this is, like a primary school version of Mary Oliver’s Instructions for living a life Pay attention. Be astonished. Tell about it

It might be a bit early for a drink, but sod it – come join me for a pint on my website, where you can find a bunch of things that I have made in beermat form!

If you want to spend a few hours fighting police and restoring nature while Sigur Ros pull at your heart strings this is quite wonderful and respectful to Tove Jansson's creations. Currently about a tenner on Playstation.

Nov 9th - Sarah Wilder, at her half-sisters wedding, found herself stuck in a timeloop with Nyles, another wedding guest. Nyles was already stuck in the timeloop, and had been for some time. 📽️📅 Palm Springs (2020)

Classic Tron

‘After environmental regulations were finally enforced and leaded gas phased out, crime in general plunged and the so-called “golden age of serial killers” came to an abrupt end.’ James Lasdun on Caroline Fraser’s exploration of the links between pollution and murder. www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

From this day in 2010.

THE NIGHTMARE MAN (BBC, 1981): Dr Who legend Robert Holmes adapted David Wiltshire's novel Child of Vodyanoi, in which a Scottish island is plagued by murders after a strange craft is found on the beach. Are they dealing with an alien predator or something far more tragic...?

Very much up for exploring a gameworld that looks like it's straight out of the pages of late-70s Métal Hurlant.

"Don't look at me, I'm irrelevant." 'The Young Ones' made their BBC2 debut on this day in 1982.

SWITCHIN' KITTEN (1961)

Building the highwayman shot from Over the Garden Wall (2014), created by Patrick McHale, Cartoon Network Studios Storyboards by Patrick McHale, animation by Nick Cross

"I have found sanity at such a cost, and you here... are madness calling me back." 'Frankenstein' is an absolutely stunning achievement and I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Cyber Baroque chamber orchestra RONDO VENIZIANO's incredible animated video, 'La Serenissima', would often pop up unannounced on afternoon telly in the early 80s. Here they are performing live on Kafka-esque gameshow 3-2-1, and it's an amazing sight to see (and hear)!

The New Series of THE CELLAR CLUB is coming soon... Let #CarolineMunro give you a glimpse of the chills coming you way, including THE OMEGA FACTOR and a host of chillers. Starts Friday 5th December 9pm only on #TalkingPicturesTV

From today's @financialtimes.com #cop30

Due to wildly inhibitive shipping costs with my earlier attempt, I've now re-listed my 2026 calendar with Lulu. www.lulu.com/shop/captain...

"... Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes..."

Trailer for Bi Gan’s RESSURRECTION. It takes place over 100 years of Chinese history in stories about all your senses, it’s about a monster & movies & love and how we somehow invented a strange method for sharing dreams.

elektricangel:London Blitz blackout postersNational Archives: INF 3/290Imperial War Museum: Art.IWM PST 15290 via https://queenoliviaiii.tumblr.com/post/796774974507630592

For any that like to make note of promised sequels that never came about, here's another one for the list. I should mention that my only reason for re-watching "Doctor Detroit" was because of a recent conversation about long-forgotten comedies we loved in the early days of home video. Never go back.

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I'm being approached again by the media about my campaign for fairer vets prices. It would be great if we could get some well known people to endorse this, that always helps get more coverage. fursfair.com

"Love you, scars, screaming and all" Print available now

That's a proper Christmas advert. youtu.be/X_6xpABXBM8

The "Guy Forks" episode of Worzel Gummidge is about to start on BBC3. If any recent show deserved a 3rd series, or even a Christmas Special, it was this one.

A digital reconstruction of the never-released incidental score of Brian De Palma's 'Phantom Of The Paradise' by Paul Williams and Goerge Tipton. 19 tracks · FLACs lossless download : drsapirstein.blogspot.com