Had to sit up for a couple hours tonight, trying to breathe, to tire myself out so shortness of breath won't bother me. So I'm picking up where we left off...

5. Last House on the Left. In 1972, a florid little film emerged from a new director, Wes Craven--who also wrote the piece. There is a rumor that he was so horrified by our soldiers' actions ( Read more... )

This past week will likely end up as a series of posts, but along the way of finding truly disturbing music, I found this list of the top ten most disturbing films.

Or at least their opinions of same.

10. Freaks, 1932. What's truly notable about Tod Browning's film is that he opted for realism--every single 'freak' in his movie was actively ( Read more... )

First, Pedobear's Halloween.

Next, play with the man in the dark.

I think they're missing some major story concepts...and I don't like Wonder Woman's mincing walk...but hey, the rest of it isn't bad.

Remember in the good old days, when we just gathered in the public square and sang songs to keep the dark powers at bay? But now it's all about ( Read more... )

Just a brief thing before I jaunt out in the world--turns out Fiona Apple covered Elvis Costello's I Want You.

Okay, you win, TOO DAMN CREEPY. Watching her, listening to the tremble in her voice, the look in her eyes...I have goosebumps! I'm not kidding!

*spares another look, then dashes for the door*

...would I be waiting alone, in the dark shadows, off the path?

Don't answer that.

Cool (and also, insanely detailed, mostly) carved pumpkins. Starting with the Death Star.

Zombiepedia!

Non-Sequitur Lass to the rescue! (Possibly NSFW due to content, not images.)

Never make Half-Pint cry. Got it.

A-Ha's Take On Me, the Literal video version ( Read more... )

So off I'm ambling, on the off-again on-again song search, when I find the equivalent of a total song dump on some World of Warcraft forum, of all places. ( These are the results. )