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So one can say a lot about  horror ,but at the end of the day a horror film is supposed to be scary .That doesnt mean a horror film has to be scary to be enjoyable  but it should be the main goal,and of these five films (Bram Stokers Dracula,Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein,Wolf,Mary Reilly and Sleepy Hollow)which is the scariest ?

5.Wolf 

This film …..Isnt trying to be a horror film ….At all ,at least not iuntil the end  .James Spader is the one element of the film I found scary ,he is a very creepy villain .

4.Mary Reilly

This is an infuriating film because the film knows how to do horror …..But is so disinterested in the horror that it actively avoids being a horror film ,which is a shame because the two scenes it shows horror …Are actuallly reallly good  ,especially the final scene which is so good I wish the rest of the film was like it 

3.Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein 

This film is more a melodrama then a horror film …..But there are creepy and disturbing elements,most notably the film emphisises the body horror of the monster aqnd has an incredibly disturbing climax .Overall the horror in this film is OK 

2.Bram Stokers Dracula

This one is creepy  in a classical way while also being gory .For a mainstream film with a respected director behind it it’s crazy how bloody this film is  .However it is the atmosphere and moood I find creepy ,and I also find Draculas various forms unsettling,especially his wolf beast form  .Some of it can be unintentionally silly but for the most part I like how the horror is handled 

1.Sleepy Hollow

This is the scariest of the lot ,cause it’s the one that is just trying to be a horror film .Gory ,mooody,with both a love for the genre and a scary intimidating monster in the form of the Headless Horseman ,this is a solid horror film 

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Blur in black and white 😭😭dj!4’+#;2&#-$++#$-,h😭

Madonna and Christopher Walken in her Bad Girl music video directed by David Fincher.

D’arcy, Adore promo photoshoot

The ‘Goodbye’ song from Bear in the Big Blue House (1997)

Some new Misato Pixel Portraits.

Had a base on the far right, and had to re-create hair and outfits manually for the first 3.

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“Give Me Freedom” Danielle by @alexvnderblvck

If you thought I was off my 90′s shenanigans think again! 

Going with A Goofy Movie theme again. A certain Rynn getting handsy with her favorite backup dancer before the show. =v=

Rynn of course belongs to the lovely @eldstunga​ <3

Bonus:

“The Days Have Fallen Silent”  Klara

 by @alexvnderblvck 

Look what came in the mail, gratis, from a Discord gaming pal

Hi … Bye

Caught myself playing Solar Winds (DOS - 1993). Did someone like it too?

I give you…Charlock Castle on graph paper.

Yeah, dude, the 90′s were dope!… except for the blatant disrespect towards women that everyone seemed to bank on… shit, maybe it’s not that cool!

Deftones vs. Radiohead

“Sextape Creep”

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“Creep” is one those songs that seemed to cut to the core of everyone on both sides of the pond who was coming of age in the mid 90’s, and of course in the time since it has gone on to mean the same thing to many generations young and old.

It’s always made me sick to my stomach whenever people associate Deftones, along with Incubus and System of a Down, with Nu-Metal when instead of doubling down and leaning into the frey at the height of that genre’s popularity - the Deftones chose instead to instead put out a beautiful, sophosticated, cerebral album like White Pony.

With songs like “Teenager” they showed they were unafraid of taking chances and sounding more like what would come out a couple years down the road on Radiohead’s Kid A than anything on Hard Rock Radio formats circa Y2k.

“Sextape” is another one was those songs that you hace come to expect from them so far as it defies what you would expect from the sorts of bands they have been associated with. And while people may not think or speak of bands like Radiohead and Deftones in the same breath, it’s no surprise how seamless and beautiful these two songs that shouldn’t mesh at all on paper sound together - in a haunting sort of way. It’s not perfect, it’s raw, but has character and is very well done all things considered and worth listening to.