

Oh of course, not to take that away from him. I just figured mentioning his performing role helped show the contrast.
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Oh of course, not to take that away from him. I just figured mentioning his performing role helped show the contrast.
My takeaway here is that vexillologists really like Pokeballs and/or Voltorb.
Alright, that’s fucking it. Next long weekend I have, I’m figuring out how to install Bazzite.
Aether sprites play in the ley lines and drag things along with them, got it.
There are also two variations on the third law that I like. Not sure who coined them.
Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced.
And for those who love crunchy magic systems:
Any sufficiently analyzed magic is indistinguishable from science.
Yeah, I think so. There are 4k remasters of both on youtube.
Bride of Re-Animator (2nd one) is good, and still pretty coherent (for Re-Animator anyway). It’s also got one of my favorite speeches from West. It’s based off the chapters of the Lovecraft story the first one didn’t cover. It kicks off with West and Cain from the first one trying to rebuild Meg from spare parts.
Beyond Re-Animator is, if I’m honest, a narrative mess with plot holes you could drive a truck through, but it’s still pretty fun. It’s not based on the Lovecraft story at all, they made up some stuff with West in a prison for the actual 13 years since the last one. A new prison doctor who’s been following his work helps him make some new reagent and shit gets out of hand.
Beyond has some of my favorite undead in the series though. A junkie gets a vial and shoots up with it, while he’s still alive. It goes… poorly.
After rewatching Justice League Unlimited last week and remembering he voiced The Question, I’ve been having myself a little Jeffrey Combs film fest.
Watched all 3 Re-Animators and The Frighteners. I’ll probably keep it going with From Beyond and/or Castle Freak, neither of which I’ve seen yet.
Wow, fuck Robin Hood, I guess.