April 25th, 2012 at 4:42PM
I love this. sirmitchell: Luke Pebler turned my pieces from “Just Like Us” into a tile-able wallpaper, holy crud! There’s also a high res version. Feel free to use on your tumblr/twitter, etc. 

I love this.

sirmitchell:

Luke Pebler turned my pieces from “Just Like Us” into a tile-able wallpaper, holy crud!

There’s also a high res version. Feel free to use on your tumblr/twitter, etc. 

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March 1st, 2012 at 11:22PM
Before The Mask: The Return of Leslie Vernon: Some important words from our director, Scott Glosserman

Re-posting this because I truly believe in this project and the people involved. In my eyes the first film Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon is a modern classic and if any film deserves a sequel I believe this is the one. If you haven’t seen Behind the Mask it’s on Netflix Instant streaming, iTunes, Amazon VOD, and is pretty cheap on DVD and Blu-ray. Check it out, and if you like it consider helping fund the sequel by pre-ordering your copy of the DVD or Blu-ray. My friend Leslie sure would appreciate it!

beforethemask:

This is a post from our fanpage, straight from director Scott Glosserman. The time is now….

Vernon Faithful:

We launched this Facebook page and campaign to crowd fund B4TM in June and it’s taken us a fair amount of time (8 months) to figure out what the heck we’re doing and how — we’re…
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February 22nd, 2012 at 9:16PM
This is beautiful. Definitely better than the official artwork. jasoneisener: Here is what the “Drive” Blu-Ray cover should of looked like!  Download one for yourself here http://blog.signalnoise.com/2012/01/31/downloadable-drive-blu-ray-cover/

This is beautiful. Definitely better than the official artwork.

jasoneisener:

Here is what the “Drive” Blu-Ray cover should of looked like! 

Download one for yourself here http://blog.signalnoise.com/2012/01/31/downloadable-drive-blu-ray-cover/

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February 6th, 2012 at 11:43AM

So I was just on Amazon looking through their $0.69 mp3s and seeing Bobby Darin’s “Mack the Knife” triggered me to remember being obsessed with a series of McDonalds commercials that spoofed the song when I was a kid, so of course I had to rush to YouTube to see if I could find them and share. I don’t remember the Moon Man being so damn creepy when I was a kid. Also, now I crave McDonalds. Weird.

#mac tonight#mcdonalds#commercial#the 80's#childhood
February 5th, 2012 at 12:13AM

This scene and the reference to Frozen pretty much made this film for me. LOVE Behind the Mask.

thommathewscirca1986:

Reblogging again because it’s just that awesome.

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January 12th, 2012 at 12:58AM

A comment that a friend of mine made on Facebook about his childhood crush on Olivia Newton-John caused me to remember my own first crush. At the ripe old age of around 4 years old I had a huge crush on Bobbie Jo Bradley (Lori Saunders) from Petticoat Junction. Having no concept of reruns or the fact that an adult woman probably wouldn’t be interested in a four year old helped. I sure had good taste though, didn’t I? I like to think I still do. :)

#first crush#petticoat junction#bobbie jo bradley#lori saunders
October 31st, 2011 at 2:40PM
I can’t help but smile at this picture.

I can’t help but smile at this picture.

5 notes #gillman#creature from the black lagoon#horror
October 6th, 2011 at 12:30AM
Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart. … Stay hungry. Stay foolish. — Steve Jobs
2005 Stanford University Address (via ryanoriordan)

(via cathrynx-deactivated20111027)
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October 6th, 2011 at 12:29AM
I could go on and on about how Steve Jobs and the products he helped create changed the world. We all know that and I would think that even the Apple naysayers would admit that they helped pushed technology forward. But if you were to look around you, at the movies and albums and books that you cherish, so many of them were created using products Steve and Apple created. Some may not even have been possible without them. Who hasn’t watched a Pixar film and been brought back to that feeling of awe and wonder that we have as children but most lose in adulthood? I think about my wife, who is a graphic designer, and the art she is able to create using only a Mac and her imagination, or how having an iPhone made it so much easier to be in a long distance relationship when we lived 800 miles apart. How even today it helps us stay connected during long hours at work. Some mock the phrasing Apple uses but to me that’s magical. And I am grateful. I may not have known the man but through his technology I have gotten to stay connected to my friends and family and know what is going on in their lives, sometimes as it happens. I mourn the loss of Steve Jobs, for his family, for Apple, and for the world. Rest in peace Mr. Jobs.

I could go on and on about how Steve Jobs and the products he helped create changed the world. We all know that and I would think that even the Apple naysayers would admit that they helped pushed technology forward.

But if you were to look around you, at the movies and albums and books that you cherish, so many of them were created using products Steve and Apple created. Some may not even have been possible without them. Who hasn’t watched a Pixar film and been brought back to that feeling of awe and wonder that we have as children but most lose in adulthood?

I think about my wife, who is a graphic designer, and the art she is able to create using only a Mac and her imagination, or how having an iPhone made it so much easier to be in a long distance relationship when we lived 800 miles apart. How even today it helps us stay connected during long hours at work. Some mock the phrasing Apple uses but to me that’s magical. And I am grateful.

I may not have known the man but through his technology I have gotten to stay connected to my friends and family and know what is going on in their lives, sometimes as it happens. I mourn the loss of Steve Jobs, for his family, for Apple, and for the world.

Rest in peace Mr. Jobs.

4 notes #rip#steve jobs#apple
September 29th, 2011 at 10:51AM
Please spread this link like wildfire.

I was actually interested in checking out Creature after seeing the trailer for it at Monster Mania 19 and some making of videos on Dread Central, but after reading numerous negative reviews and his asinine response to said reviews I’m not going to bother.
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