Vic
@vic-9.bsky.social
Fan of de movies and cape shit.
Vidya sometimes, mango and animu addiction.
Music nerd.
Vidya sometimes, mango and animu addiction.
Music nerd.
yeah plex i generally avoid largely bc the ads are fucking obnoxiously long
It's a bit late for me to be watching such a long movie and I wasted a bunch of time trying to get Plex to work on my TV so I think I'm going to have to finish this one tomorrow. So far it's pretty interesting though.
#NowWatching: The Discarnates (1988) dir. Nobuhiko Obayashi #Filmsky
March 2, 2025 at 6:22 AM
yeah plex i generally avoid largely bc the ads are fucking obnoxiously long
Both surprisingly and unsurprisingly extremely smoothly from animation. A film like this could only come from the end of one century and the beginning of another with the digital medium. And with that comes an extremely beautiful, at points horrifying journey of discovering self-value.
January 21, 2025 at 2:34 AM
Both surprisingly and unsurprisingly extremely smoothly from animation. A film like this could only come from the end of one century and the beginning of another with the digital medium. And with that comes an extremely beautiful, at points horrifying journey of discovering self-value.
January 20, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Watched The Spirit of the Beehive (1973). Easy to see why future directors such as Del Toro took great influence in their works. Fantastical yet great implications of fascism tearing apart Spain. Greatly dark without needing to show violence except in key moments. Gorgeous.
December 6, 2024 at 2:51 AM
Watched The Spirit of the Beehive (1973). Easy to see why future directors such as Del Toro took great influence in their works. Fantastical yet great implications of fascism tearing apart Spain. Greatly dark without needing to show violence except in key moments. Gorgeous.
Watched Kiru aka Destiny's Son (1962). For fans of Zatoichi and Lone Wolf and Cub this is definitely a recommend as it is Kenji Misumi in the director's chair. A very compact film (to its detriment in some ways) full of beautiful imagery that leads to violence and tragedy.
December 1, 2024 at 6:13 PM
Watched Kiru aka Destiny's Son (1962). For fans of Zatoichi and Lone Wolf and Cub this is definitely a recommend as it is Kenji Misumi in the director's chair. A very compact film (to its detriment in some ways) full of beautiful imagery that leads to violence and tragedy.
Today I said goodbye to Bonnie after 14 great years. She lost her footing on Thanksgiving and did not get up for the rest of the night. We took her to the vet where they found spleen cancer that then ruptured and blood pooled in. We said goodbye but it hurts so much. RIP babygirl, I love you.
November 29, 2024 at 4:57 PM
Today I said goodbye to Bonnie after 14 great years. She lost her footing on Thanksgiving and did not get up for the rest of the night. We took her to the vet where they found spleen cancer that then ruptured and blood pooled in. We said goodbye but it hurts so much. RIP babygirl, I love you.
On the one hand, stress of a dog.
But on the other hand, unicorn horn on dog.
But on the other hand, unicorn horn on dog.
I understand that it’s good we don’t use animal actors like we used to bc it is abusive. But I can’t deny the magic of putting a dog in an alien costume
November 29, 2024 at 11:56 AM
On the one hand, stress of a dog.
But on the other hand, unicorn horn on dog.
But on the other hand, unicorn horn on dog.
Alright, let's get Quorthon's more spiritually inclined albums!
November 29, 2024 at 11:55 AM
Alright, let's get Quorthon's more spiritually inclined albums!
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Dorian introduced me to it last night.
I didn’t know my life needed a movie about life at a rundown tenement building haunted by powerful spirits, vampires and black magicians, where tired kung fu exorcists eke out a living between heroics it’s become melancholic routine.
It rules.
I didn’t know my life needed a movie about life at a rundown tenement building haunted by powerful spirits, vampires and black magicians, where tired kung fu exorcists eke out a living between heroics it’s become melancholic routine.
It rules.
Rigor Mortis is now on tubi if you wanna see the sickest martial arts horror movie ever
November 26, 2024 at 10:40 AM
Dorian introduced me to it last night.
I didn’t know my life needed a movie about life at a rundown tenement building haunted by powerful spirits, vampires and black magicians, where tired kung fu exorcists eke out a living between heroics it’s become melancholic routine.
It rules.
I didn’t know my life needed a movie about life at a rundown tenement building haunted by powerful spirits, vampires and black magicians, where tired kung fu exorcists eke out a living between heroics it’s become melancholic routine.
It rules.
So now that I have finished Game of Thrones, I am left with a rather fascinating show in terms of the art of adaptation. In the beginning it was sturdy and allowed for its own identity, until the source material ran out and extremely loose in concept and execution ideas sprung up.
November 24, 2024 at 9:49 PM
So now that I have finished Game of Thrones, I am left with a rather fascinating show in terms of the art of adaptation. In the beginning it was sturdy and allowed for its own identity, until the source material ran out and extremely loose in concept and execution ideas sprung up.
Watched Game of Thrones Season 8 (2019). Everything that has been said about this season I will not repeat the points. I will say though, that this didn't come from nowhere, but the culmination of several seasons worth of bizarre decisions on top of it being rushed. Shame.
November 24, 2024 at 9:46 PM
Watched Game of Thrones Season 8 (2019). Everything that has been said about this season I will not repeat the points. I will say though, that this didn't come from nowhere, but the culmination of several seasons worth of bizarre decisions on top of it being rushed. Shame.
Captures a tranquil beauty and grace that these animals wonderfully present, as well as the raw power as is shown with the orca piece, really stunning work.
November 24, 2024 at 12:19 AM
Captures a tranquil beauty and grace that these animals wonderfully present, as well as the raw power as is shown with the orca piece, really stunning work.
Watched Game of Thrones Season 7 (2017). Starts off rather promising, family reuniting and some intriguing ideas, but it devolves into another case of outline of a cool idea with little depth or stuff that outright feels thrown together and then sanded down. Mixed bag.
November 23, 2024 at 2:07 PM
Watched Game of Thrones Season 7 (2017). Starts off rather promising, family reuniting and some intriguing ideas, but it devolves into another case of outline of a cool idea with little depth or stuff that outright feels thrown together and then sanded down. Mixed bag.
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Vampire Hunter D 🦇🌕
November 20, 2024 at 9:44 PM
Vampire Hunter D 🦇🌕
Watched Game of Thrones Season 6 (2016). A season I am heavily conflicted with: some engrossing conclusions to storylines from the previous season, grand and shocking revelations, great spectacle towards the end, but the grounded element is missing. A uneven watch for myself.
November 21, 2024 at 3:36 AM
Watched Game of Thrones Season 6 (2016). A season I am heavily conflicted with: some engrossing conclusions to storylines from the previous season, grand and shocking revelations, great spectacle towards the end, but the grounded element is missing. A uneven watch for myself.
You fiend, how dare you say that Ivy's tits are overrated, you will now be tried in cock combat, now unzip your pants so that [redacted for NC-17]
I prefer bluesky not because i cant handle people disagree with me its the nature of the way people voice and handle their disagreement on twitter that bugs me.
"I think x thing is bad and you are a morally bad person for liking it"
Jesus christ dude get a life.
"I think x thing is bad and you are a morally bad person for liking it"
Jesus christ dude get a life.
November 18, 2024 at 3:18 AM
You fiend, how dare you say that Ivy's tits are overrated, you will now be tried in cock combat, now unzip your pants so that [redacted for NC-17]
If you see this, quote with your first anime:
November 18, 2024 at 2:17 AM
If you see this, quote with your first anime:
Watched Tsai Ming-Liang's The Wayward Cloud (2005). Unbelievably hard at the moment for me to wrap my head around this one Absurdly adventurous in sexuality and visual expression. A wasteful culture, relationships based on lies, and an ending that is horrific. Another fine picture from the auteur
November 18, 2024 at 2:11 AM
Watched Tsai Ming-Liang's The Wayward Cloud (2005). Unbelievably hard at the moment for me to wrap my head around this one Absurdly adventurous in sexuality and visual expression. A wasteful culture, relationships based on lies, and an ending that is horrific. Another fine picture from the auteur
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Watched Game of Thrones Season 5 (2015). A young girl's breakdown of identity for revenge. Pointless sacrifice that leads to the inevitable, familiar homes with new enemies, and the difficulties of making alliances.
A very good season, but a bit slow and a couple weak subplots.
A very good season, but a bit slow and a couple weak subplots.
November 17, 2024 at 5:11 AM
Watched Game of Thrones Season 5 (2015). A young girl's breakdown of identity for revenge. Pointless sacrifice that leads to the inevitable, familiar homes with new enemies, and the difficulties of making alliances.
A very good season, but a bit slow and a couple weak subplots.
A very good season, but a bit slow and a couple weak subplots.
Have to sleep but going to leave this up.
November 15, 2024 at 4:57 AM
Have to sleep but going to leave this up.
Watched The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986).
Texas' larger than life Americana portrayed as a farce in the eyes of Tobe Hooper, making it his mission to make characters and even scenes familiar yet over the top, grotesque yet ridiculous. Takes a bit to get going but once it hits it's a lot of fun
Texas' larger than life Americana portrayed as a farce in the eyes of Tobe Hooper, making it his mission to make characters and even scenes familiar yet over the top, grotesque yet ridiculous. Takes a bit to get going but once it hits it's a lot of fun
November 15, 2024 at 1:45 AM
Watched The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986).
Texas' larger than life Americana portrayed as a farce in the eyes of Tobe Hooper, making it his mission to make characters and even scenes familiar yet over the top, grotesque yet ridiculous. Takes a bit to get going but once it hits it's a lot of fun
Texas' larger than life Americana portrayed as a farce in the eyes of Tobe Hooper, making it his mission to make characters and even scenes familiar yet over the top, grotesque yet ridiculous. Takes a bit to get going but once it hits it's a lot of fun
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They invented a guy who only watches good movies instead of bad ones
November 10, 2024 at 4:15 AM
They invented a guy who only watches good movies instead of bad ones