Thank you! He became my signature character for sure. He has a dead fish for a head hahah. It's removable!

Just drew some of the comic characters I came up with when I was a kid! It’s been 25 years since I’ve drawn most of these characters...
Clockwise: Mystic Mongoose, Alien P. Alien, Minky the mouse, David the Old Boot, Dogmo Barker, Jobe, G’gagaree, and, in the middle: Lody Cody!

Meatyard! The greatest!

Photographer: Ralph Eugene Meatyard
(American, 1925–1972)
“Sitting boy with mask and masked hands”. 1960.
#Halloween #Mask

LA: we will fight you.

Chicago: we will fight you.

PDX: we will make you endure week after week of of improv theater.

British folk horror and occult characters to be on Halloween, a thread.

1. Mr Fisher from Robin Redbreast (1970).
Catchphrase: “The study of religions is one of my many interests.”
You’ll need:
- Tweed trilby
- Mutton chops
- Cracked spectacles
- A copy of The Golden Bough

At the end, Bruce Willis finds out he's been dead the whole time. That's right, a dead person killed all those terrorists

yeah oof haha!

Dang

Personally shocked to see Ted Sarandos understand and articulate the uniqueness of human creativity more than people spouting "AI is here to stay."

My boss: so how's our fourth quarter looking?

Me, the sales manager at the company that makes inflatable frog suits: well, you're never going to believe this, but

Phase 4!

Tucson horror-heads! My film ‘Destroy All Neighbors’ plays the Tucson terror fest next Friday at the Screening Room! I’ll be there as well as the director! Come on out for a goofy silly bloody time!

www.eventbrite.com/e/destroy-al...

Benjamin Franklin’s 1761 invention, the glass harmonica, produced a sound so ethereal and otherworldly that some claimed it “excessively stimulates the nerves, plunges the player into a nagging depression and hence into a dark and melancholy mood” leading to “slow self-annihilation”.

You are welcome!

spot on, hell yes!

Nosferatu

giant pike side view, fishing hall of fame, hayward, wisconsin, hayward, wisconsin, 1988

love it

The Mailbox That Spits Bones At People

Oooooohoho!

For those not subscribed to the Fango emails (but if so, why not!? Subscribe!) here’s the direct link to my cinema masterpiece which proves I peeked early!
vimeo.com/367376673

Wishing a happy 101st Birthday to Ed Wood. Ghosts, transvestites, Bela Lugosi as God, what a strange, fascinating picture he gave us. Other than David Lynch, no other Hollywood-adjacent director had a better grasp on the surreal spaces underneath movies--even if Ed maybe only found them by accident.