The Death of Robin Hood, 2026
Dark and gritty on stilts.
The End of Oak Street, 2026
Why are the kids always outside? They know there’s dinosaurs that only eat kids out there.
You love to see it. Tesla to wind down Cybertruck production after years of poor sales in few markets.
Late to post this, but happy blue tsunami to all are not down for fascism. 🇺🇸
Resident Evil, 2026 - ★★★½
What a blast.
Animals, 2026 - ★½
What
Coffee and Cigarettes, 2003
Silly and slick.
I’ve been loving quxnet, a new community forum with old school web goals, and modern affordances.
The Modded Bear blog says it well.
Something I appreciate about quxnet’s design is that it all feels very intentional. There’s no push or email notifications by design. It encourages you to build, participate, and be creative. It’s all very refreshing.
Come check it out if that sounds interesting.
Several years ago I made a silly video where I played Castlevania: Rondo of Blood while drinking a canned Bloody Mary and swearing profusely. It was only seen by a select group of friends. Until now. Happy Halloween! 🎃
You Can See Everything, 2026 - ★★★★★
I can see everything is everything I wanted and more. Go see it in a packed theater if you can get a ticket.
A photo of the SAVAK show. 🎵
I saw SAVAK play at Mama Tried over the weekend. Great set, and the band is super nice. The bar is an old school punk dive. No vapes, but the whole place had the sour smell of old beer and stale cigarettes. Exactly how I think of a bar. A+ 🎵
Razorback, 1984 - ★★
Starts insane, goes fairly grounded for a bit, then goes bug fuck nuts for the final stretch. Feels like a good DP shot a student film.
I Spit on Your Grave, 1978
Less a movie and more an encapsulation of toxic masculinity via 70s grindhouse. I know it’s important historically but god damn you know?
Finished reading: Joyful Recollections of Trauma by Paul Scheer 📚
What a delightful read. As someone who still struggles with childhood trauma, I’m really inspired by how Paul has grown as a person and comes up with love for those who caused him pain. It’s also very funny.
The House by the Cemetery, 1981 - ★★★½
My favorite part was when the real estate agent drives over a grave and goes, “damn tombstone!”
I just moved into a new apartment, and I’ve been building a lot of IKEA furniture. I just finish a bed frame and dresser, both made of cheap raw pine, and stained them with Mr. Cornwall’s Super Duper Everlasting Oil, which is food safe and expensive. An exorcise in contrasts.
I’m 40 years old, and this is the first time I’m ever living alone. I’m really enjoying being the only person I need to consult in decorating the apartment. The space is still in progress, but it’s already molded to me.
I just heard a radio ad for Hackensack University Medical Center’s cancer treatment, featuring Dr. Michelle Denato, the doctor who treated me and saved my life. Surreal.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, 2026 - ★★★★½
Incredible movie. Does something genuinely original and effecting. If you’ve seen all the Friday the 13th movies you’ll get all the loving references, but it’s not necessary to enjoy. Great needle drops as well. Hahah einbinder is perfectly cast and Gillian Anderson is jaw droppingly magnetic. God damn this movie rules so hard I’m mad.
Somehow, my data has been sold to Pennsylvania Republicans. Every election season, I get inundated with texts to vote Republican, and support horrible causes. I have never lived in Pennsylvania, I don’t vote Republican, and I don’t support horrible causes. I am happy to waste their resources, I guess.
Dagon, 2001
Quite possibly the wettest film.
This was fun, and liable to change. my9games.net/en 🕹️
Blacula, 1972
I was unprepared for how cool Blacula is.
Started reading: Joyful Recollections of Trauma by Paul Scheer 📚
Finished reading: The Art of Gathering How We Meet and Why It Matters by Priya Parker 📚
This gave me a lot to think about. I took lots of notes. Using the advice is uncomfortable for me, but I think if I did everyone around me would be happier. After being pissed.