Adam

@astranchida.bsky.social

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Movies, horror, sports, music, Tolkien, vinyl, nerdy stuff, games, sarcasm, occasional photos, dad-life & general shenanigans. The journey is the destination; just keep telling the story. Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/4F43H

Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app: •Obsession (3.5*, 1st-watch) •Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (3*) •Moana (2026, 3.5*, 1st-watch) •Bram Stoker’s Dracula (4.5*)
Inside pictures from the multi-page book accompanying the aforementioned album, stood on top of the record player playing it. On the right, a full-size staged band photo. On the left, two smaller photos of segments of the band performing live
Alternate movie poster for Kevin Smith’s Dogma - tagline reading “It can be hell getting into heaven.”
Alternate movie poster for Obsession, featuring the title in bold red letters, a woman blocking her face with a vase of flowers, a couple on a bed and a “one wish willow,” all red-tinted.
Movie posters and reviews from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app: •Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (2*, 1st-watch) •Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (4*) •Project Hail Mary (4.5*, 1st-watch) •The Circus (5*)
As described above, with various characters around Kirk in front of a blue-purple star-filled litter space
The aforementioned album being played in a record player, with the cover sleeve displayed in front of it, featuring Sister singing near a microphone wearing her guitar.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity for the following films, all reviewed in-app: •The Color of Money (4*, 1st-watch) •Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (3.5*) •Twins (3*) •Dracula Prince of Darkness (3.5, 1st-watch)
The aforementioned album cover, and clear-fuscia/magenta vinyl in front of the illustrated white liner sleeve, in front of an open record player.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, both reviewed in-app: •Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (3.5*, 1st-watch) •Dracula (1931, 5*)
A deep pink, giving-way-to orange, sunset silhouettes a city skyline, as dark blue-gray clouds take up more and more of the pale yellow-to light gray-blue sky above.
The faux newspaper-themed cover/sleeve for Tull’s “Thick As A Brick” in front of a record player.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app: •Star Wars (5*) •The Hustler (4.5*, 1st-watch) •Return of the Living Dead Part II (2.5*, 1st-watch) •All Monsters Attack (2.5*)
Inside the CSO for a live performance of John Williams’ score to accompany Star Wars.
The aforementioned album cover and inside liner sleeve on top of a record player playing it. A glass rooster looks on from the left, opposite a sucker and sun tan lotion strewn atop the other side.
The cover sleeve for the aforementioned album on top of a glowing record player playing it. Glass chicken off the to the left.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all 1st-watches and reviewed in-app: •Creep (2.5*) •The Verdict (4*) •Backrooms (3.5*) •Blow Out (4.5*) Also posters for my current-listed four favorites: •Jurassic Park •The Shining •Godzilla (‘54) •The Shawshank Redemption
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app: •Backrooms (Found Footage); (1st-watch, 4.5*) •Absolute Power (1st-watch, 3*) •Dracula (1958, 3.5*) •Arsenic and Old Lace (1st-watch, 3.5*)
“Solomon’s Club” for the original Ninetendo Game Boy featuring an elf man in green with pointed hat, a fairy and glowing key, and a villainous-looking gold dude and dragon with horn in a temple setting.
The cover for the aforementioned album, and a die-cut poster of Count Orlok’s contract with Thomas, on top of a record player.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app: •Cold Storage (3*) •Wake Up Dead Man (4.5*) The Exorcist III (3*)
The aforementioned album cover on top of a record player. Glass rooster looking on.
The aforementioned album on a turntable, and its cover and sleeve next to it on a record stand. An ominous glass rooster peaks from the opposite side.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity for the following films: •Chopping Mall (3*, first watch) •City Lights (4.5*) •Blue Ruin (4*, first watch) •Star Trek The Motion Picture (3.5*)
The aforementioned album cover and sleeve, featuring bright orange blue pink and deep purple tennis balls, with the bright orange vinyl loaded into our record player.
The fold-open cover for the aforementioned album, with birds and the tracklist in back, and one of the birds on the sticker of the vinyl itself, loaded into a record player behind.
The cover and inner sleeve for the aforementioned album, primarily featuring two different pictures of nice Cube and the name of the album.
Cover of the aforementioned album, featuring Bilbo and the Goblin King + a henchman, with text detailing the production’s info and mentioning a 12-page book of full color illustrations.
Screenshot of the aforementioned band’s new album “Wooden,” featuring a picture of the band’s 5 members, with today’s release date, runtime and the album title below it.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app: •Dracula (2025, 1st-watch, 3.5*) •The Fifth Element (4.5*) •Keeper (1st-watch, 3.5*) •Aladdin (5*)
Winning bet slip for a 5-leg +562 parlay on today’s Cubs/Sox game.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity for the following films, all reviewed in-app: •28 Years Later- The Bone Temple (4*, first-watch) •Broadcast News (4*, first-watch) •Dumb and Dumber To (3*) •Dumb and Dumber (4.5*)
The cover of the aforementioned album.
Darkish blue-gray clouds domineering the picture, with dark green trees and grass at the bottom. There is some yellow sky in the distance and some bright white-yellow beams shining down with a little sun peeking through above them.
The cover for the aforementioned album, with the bottom of a Talking Heads-related poster and the words “This ain’t no foolin’ around” visible in the background above it.
The fold-out cover for the aforementioned album, and the sleeve with a black and white picture of Hendrix and his birth/death years, on top of a record player and stand, holding 100s of vinyl.
Movie posters and ratings for the following films, all reviewed in Letterboxd: •The Matrix: Resurrections (3*) •Slipknot: Disasterpieces (4*) •Incubus: Alive at Red Rocks (4.5*) •The Matrix: Revolutions (3*)
The cover of the aforementioned album printed on the front side of the vinyl for it, in its sleeve with the track listing on a black sticker.
Gorgeous and green Wrigley Field, below a bright blue sky filled with puffy white clouds.
Movie reviews and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app: •The Ghost of Frankenstein (3*) •Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die (4*, first-watch) •The Matrix Reloaded (4.5*) •Tommy Boy (4*)
Godzilla shakes his fist at the plane the Simpsons depart Japan on, joined by Mothra, Rodan and Gamera, from S10 “Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo.”
The cover sleeve for the aforementioned album on top of a record player and lit-up receiver.
The sleeve and liner - featuring a black and white photo and lyrics - for the aforementioned album, with the deep-fuscia-colored album on top of a record player.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app, for the following films: •The Hudsucker Proxy (3.5*, 1st-watch) •The Matrix (5*) •Knives Out (3.5*, 1st-watch) •Star Wars (5*)
The fold-open cover for the aforementioned album standing on top of our record played.
The aforementioned album on top of our record player.
Movie posters and ratings from my Letterboxd “recent activity” for my first viewing of the following films: •Ghost of Dragstrip Hollow (2*) •Megadeth: That One Night - Live in Buenos Aires (4*) •Driving Miss Daisy (3.5*) •Spring (3*) •Wishmaster (3.5*) •A Dog’s Life (4*) •Amadeus (4*) •The Night of the Hunter (3.5*)
Dark grey storm clouds spreading across the sky, lighter in the bottom corners, with trees and a water tower in the distance.
The cover for the aforementioned album, with an insert showing pictures of the band, both on top of a record player.
A bright-pink vinyl loaded on a record player, next to the cover sleeve for the aforementioned album.
The cover for the aforementioned album, shining in holographic rainbow color, on top of a record player with the album sleeve on it, depicting the band in various black and white photos.
The cover for the aforementioned album, standing behind to the red sleeve, next to a record player on a stand playing the bright-red vinyl.
Movie posters and ratings, all reviewed in-app, from my Letterboxd “recent activity” for the following films: •Terminator: Dark Fate (3*) •Super Mario Galaxy (3*, first-watch) •Collateral Damage (2.5*) •Marty Supreme (4*, first-watch)
The aforementioned album cover/sleeve on top of a record player which is playing the hot-pink vinyl.
The cover for the aforementioned album featuring sketched black and white 3D letters of the name and title, with rainbow colored jagged lines behind them, a the sleeve featuring a collage of band and equipment photos.
Movie posters & ratings from my Letterboxd recent activity, all reviewed in-app: •Conan the Destroyer (3*) •Megadeth: Rude Awakening (4*, first-watch) •Eraser (3*) •Last Action Hero (4*)
An epic purple wizard with a white beard spraying some white astral magic and green clouds in front of a brown mountain and red-yellow sunset.
Green Day’s “Dookie” in front of a record player on top of a Stan holdings 100s of vinyl records.
A green-teal clear record store day vinyl from Gogol Bordello atop our record player with a psychedelic pink-yellow slipmat quoting David Byrne lyrics. Also, an Easter gnome peaking from the top-left corner.