I’ve mentioned before that my kids and I like to make art based on our silly fandom speculation. Here’s one from a few years back. Pokemon + Homestar Runner universe. #pokemon #homestarrunner #crackpairing #fanart #digitaldoodles

Thursday Meshi!

Imagine it, some time in the future. Explaining to kids that people needed jobs to live. To have essential services. To be housed. And when they ask why we'll have to tell them that once upon a time we thought people were worthless. That if they didn't at least serve coffee they should die.

Our latest episode is up in video format on YouTube! Part one: youtu.be/_PPeiqyr9WQ?...

I have friends everywhere.

Drop sumfin yellow 🌝 Just finished this sketch card today; some overflow from the convention. #rorschach #watchmen #fanart #marker #art

Bears repeating…

A movie you've seen more than seven times with a gif.

My first thought when I saw this was, "New Handmaiden of the Lady for Old World Bretonnians just dropped."

I'm not under any obligation to read anyone's opinion. I'm not here for debate club.

Can confirm. Back in May, our Crunchyroll subscription - which we’d had for years without issue - was suddenly denied by Mastercard due to being “high-risk”. Even attempts to push it through manually got flagged, so we had to change payment methods. Past history didn’t matter at all. So stupid.

My goal for this month is to learn Kill Team (as I have the starter set, along with several other sets), and maybe start playing a little bit of solo PvE with it, so that I can teach it to others.

Big ol' Warhammer (fanart!) poster I did for the Apothecarion charity event. This was a massive undertaking for mw, it's the most complex thing I've ever done and the first piece of (semi) personal art I've completed in about 10 years.

Attended the Ty-We Collector’s Expo Charity event in Harrisonville, MO today. The turn-out was fantastic and thanks to regulars, we turned a nice profit. Made some new friends and art while also getting to contribute to scholarships for local artists. So fun! Thanks, all! #art #convention

Sometimes, we get up to some old-school shenanigans…

This has been tested a dozen times. It has a chilling effect on posting, and the system is way too easily abused. This will create the gamification of systems, rewarding bot farms and abuse to control the media gestalt. In other words, don't ever do anything like this.

#UndeadOctober movie 29: The Lost Boys (1987). A relocated family discovers a town’s dark secret. The quintessential 80s vampire movie, with its distinctive streetpunk vampires and a great mix of horror, action, and comedy. Well shot, too. Also, it has the best ending line of all time, hands down.

Time for some Halloween movie watching!

"A.i." is controlled by right wing billionaires who are channeling bullshit into your brains. Do not use it.

I always get drawn back to Al Gore telling voters that he’d only raise taxes on the top 1% and then after the election a poll showed that something like 20% of voters thought they were in the top 1% and another 20% thought they would be in the next five years. Just a total tragic disconnect.

Thursdayween!!

Warhammer unites us all. Unites us all in a shared state of grumbling as together we enjoy everybody’s painted miniatures and gorgeous conversions while every one of us peers at our own miniatures knowing came out eeeeever so slightly not exactly how we wanted them to.

I woke up and chose violence today. Do I'll day it with my full chest. Fuck AI! The TTRPG space is built on heaps on creativity and using it cheapens the hard work countless artists, writers and game designers put into it. While the picture is images, I mean all Gen Ai uses!

I mean, its canon!

New merch sighted! This design, provided by our very own Richard, celebrates those moments of wonderful incompetence, like two drones caught in an endless slapfight. preferredenemies-shop.fourthwall.com/products/glo...

#UndeadOctober movie 28: Ghost Story (1981). Four old men are haunted by their past. It’s a good vengeful ghost story, and while there’s a couple of uneven elements, it uses everything it puts down. There’s also some good ghost effects, jump scares, and the matter-of-fact nudity you don’t get today.

"I DON'T NEED YOU TO FUCKING REWRITE WHAT I'VE JUST WRITTEN!"

I love building for PEDH, and I love seeing more people talking about it!

I do not need that level of competition right now!

#UndeadOctober movie 27: Zombieland (2009). Four survivors take a road trip across a zombie-infested America. The zombie designs are solid, and the theme of trust and found family works well. Suitably funny, too, and with perhaps the best cameo in all of zombie films. An enjoyable romp all around.

If I had a nickel for every time a goofy mid sci-fi movie was elevated to cult status by having a soundtrack by Queen, I’d have two nickels… which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.

#UndeadOctober movie 26: Sinners (2025). Vampires attack a Black club in 1930s Mississippi. A film that is equal parts period piece, commentary, and horror film, and does all of them beautifully. Words do not do this film justice. Also, it has possibly the most satisfying ending ever. Excellent.

Episode 337 - a bit of catching up with news, as well as a big announcement - is available for listening! www.preferredenemies.com/2025/10/26/e... #Warhammer40k #Podcast

Anyone watching my #UndeadOctober posts may wonder why I had Ghostbusters as a horror film. If you look at the Saturday posts (4, 11, 18, and 25), those movies tended towards comedy. That's because we treat Saturday as Laughter Day and focus on comedies to help cut the tension from horror films.

#UndeadOctober movie 25: Ghostbusters (1984). Paranormal exterminators deal with NYC’s ghost problem. It’s possibly the best supernatural comedy of all time. The writing and acting are solid, and while the effects are a bit dated in parts, the ghost designs are still fantastic and hold up very well.

We’re entering the last week of October, and that means the end of #UndeadOctober is coming. @ninjamonkey.bsky.social and I have already decided on the theme for 2026 - folk horror and cults. It’ll be all dark fairy tales, old gods, witches, things in the woods, devil worshippers, and the like.

If only everyone could have predicted this www.thegamer.com/ea-generativ...

#UndeadOctober movie 24: Day of the Dead (1985). Scientists and soldiers clash in an underground zombie refuge. It’s a classic, and while the characters are thin and the acting is amateur, the plot is solid and the gore is fantastic. Also, no sarcasm - the character with the best arc is a zombie.

This year’s watchlist can be found under #UndeadOctober. 2024 is tagged with #HorrorAlphabet And if you search for “Kingtober”, you’ll find 2023’s films.

#UndeadOctober movie 23: A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014). A skateboarding vampire stalks the streets of Bad City. Don't let the black-and-white footage, deliberate pace, sparse dialogue, and subtitles put you off from this movie. It's a solid vampire film with romance and tragedy thrown in.

#UndeadOctober movie 22: The Innkeepers (2011). Hotel workers experience a haunted inn’s last weekend. This movie exists solely to waste time. There’s no narrative arc, the action of the last few minutes comes from nowhere, there’s wasted character bits, and worst - no tension build at all. Skip it.

I will repost this forever.

#UndeadOctober movie 21: Cockneys vs. Zombies (2012). A family of Eastenders face a zombie apocalypse. It’s like if Temu Guy Ritchie made a version of Shaun of the Dead. Is it good? Maybe not, but it’s not bad, and importantly, it’s fun. Decent gore effects, decent laughs, and the best chase ever.

I really honestly think there's something very beautiful about telling your daughter she doesn't have to defend you. To be that confident in accepting that you were wrong and that it was shitty of you, and to do better. That kind of vulnerability moves me. And it's from one of the dorks in ICP.

Short list of things that are incredibly easy to do as a man in America: - Not ever wear black or brown face - Not get an SS tattoo - Not sexually assault anyone SUPER easy

Last Saturday's No Kings marches has given me a new hope that we will prevail.

this is what we could have

#UndeadOctober movie 20: Nosferatu (2024). A remake of an off-brand Dracula. This movie is excellent. Not a shot is wasted, and every single one is framed, lit, and acted beautifully. It’s gothic, darkly sexual, and grotesque. Not just a great vampire film, but a great film in its own right.

#UndeadOctober movie 19: Kwaidan (1964). An anthology of 4 classic Japanese ghost stories. The pace is slow and deliberate, and the sets are artificial like a stage play, so it might not suit everyone, but the tales are dark and eerie, and the directing is wonderful. Just set aside 3 hours for it.