Cat Goblin

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A cultural omnivore. On the autistic spectrum and proud of it. Film lover, book reader, avid listener of various different genres of music. Wish to still expand my tastes to become a better person.

Various odd graffiti text and shapes on metal doors, the most prominent including a triangle with an eye within it, and the shocking pink text of "Roger that!".
Multi-colour part of a mural - this panel shows a face looking to their left.
More graffiti murals, with the most prominent among the shapes being a squiggle creature of bullet grey, smiling with "Violence Now!!" written on its breast.
Mural split into comic panels of red of an eye. First panel open, second in tears, the third closed.
Under bridge graffiti for "Lucy Sure".
Under bridge graffit with "Rolla".
Graffiti of a happy man with shades painted onto wooden boards.
A bright blue almost robot stick man drawn on a traditional British wood paneled fence. Their right arm points to "Bye".
Wall mural for a sports hall, of a young woman with basketballs on a court. Blue and purple color scheme around her suggesting night time.
Side of an old British red phone booth marked over time in graffiti and stickers. A black marked triangle takes center stage whilst various stickers, including one saying "Your Government - Is Lying - To You".
Poster for Tornado (2025), with the lead actress, model/singer Kōki, in the middle of a blood red ground armed with a samurai sword with the cast members playing the villains surrounding her.
Poster for The Salt Path (2024), with the leads Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs sat on a hill in the English countryside.
Poster for Sinners, set to a burning dusk sun in deep orange red in the middle, with the two twins played by Michael B. Jordan, one in red on the left and the other in blue on the right.
Sister Midnight (2024) film poster, showing the female lead, Radhika Apte in purple with green, bridge of her nose bandaged up and lifting her hair up, again a wall which is tiled on the bottom half, yellow on the top.
Homemade Kimchi Jjigae (Kimchi Stew) - a Korean recipe with kimchi, tuna substituting for pork, onion, spring onion, tofu and a sauce made with beef stock, oyster and soy sauce with chili flakes and garlic cooked in. A bagel looms in the background to be consumed at the same time.
Poster for Hook (1991), with Dustin Hoffman on the left dressed as Captain Hook with the titular appendage front-and-center, Robin Williams on the right in Peter Pan green. Over a poster deigned to be like an old parchment scroll, we get smaller images of the Lost Boys, Julia Roberts as a Tinker Bell, a stuffed giant crocodile and Bob Hoskins.
Criterion cover for The Mother and the Whore (1973) with the main three actors - Françoise Lebrun, Bernadette Lafont and Jean-Pierre Léaud - interacting in a black and white shot boxed within a pure white physical release cover.
Image from the film Tokyo Fist (1995), with its director/lead actor Shinya Tsukamoto facing the camera directly in a boxer's pose with tapped fists. In a boxing gym depicting in blue lighting with posters and a blackboard in the background, two other people are practicing, one with a punching bag.
Film poster for Queer (2024), the title depicted in royal blue as if written on. Two pairs of legs are lovingly curled on a bed together, one in trousers with socks and shoes still on, the others behind entirely bare, whilst a centipede in the bottom right corner makes its presence there.
Film poster for Evil Does Not Exist (2023), a drawn scenic depiction of the woodlands, and a lake, beautifully rendered in reds, greens and blues, with one of the male leads however looking on from one side of the river. There is a concern of a young girl, in the background, new to a male deer.
Poster for The Falls (1980), a collage on what looks like trace paper of a pilot in an airplane against skydivers falling to the land below them, in the center with the director's surname "Greenaway" and the film's title in bold baby blue capitals.
Arrow Blu Ray cover showing a collage, splicing main actor Tadanobu Asano in different roles, alongside other cast, be they filming off to the left, an actress in the bottom right in almost a spider's web. Depicted mostly in red with green layering.
Poster for Nosferatu, on a cream background with the central image in monochrome, showing lead Lily-Rose Depp's face being caressed by demonic nailed hands with purple flowers in colour seen on the bottom left.
Batman (1989) poster, showing the Batman logic, a silhouette of a bat against orange yellow, against a black background.
A modern The Ladykillers (1955) poster, illustrated with the main male cast - Alec Guinness, Cecil Parker, Herbert Lom, Peter Sellers and Danny Green looming menacingly on a blue background over a smaller depiction of Katie Johnson sat on a luggage case with money spilling from it.
The poster for "a fair use film by Vera Drew" The People's Joker (2022), a comic book cover depicting our lead, in harlequin red and black, with a menagerie of cast members depicted in drawn form in small images from slacker Penguin to Mister Mxyzptlk as depicted as a handmade puppet.
Poster for Rumours (2024), showing a stone cylindrical pillar witht he faces of the main cast like a monument - from top left to bottom right, Nikki Amuka-Bird, Cate Blanchett, Charles Dance, Denis Ménochet, Rolando Ravello, Alicia Vikander, Roy Dupuis and Takehiro Hira. Against a black background, a giant brain on fire is presiding the top of the monument.
The poster for A Walk Through H (1979), showing one of the maps from the short film in close up, mostly sky blue with orange and red spaces denoting an obscure location fragmented in amateur cartography. A photography, a portrait of someone, is at the bottom but is depicted in a washed out negative look so is difficult to recognize. The title of the film is written stylishly in navy blue; the credit "A Short Film By Peter Greenaway" looks typed in canary yellow.
Criterion Blu Ray cover for Dead Man (1995), showing the leads in monochrome riding horses in dense western woodland. The character of William Blake, in fur coat and hat, is riding behind whilst Nobody, a Native American in feathered headdress, rides in front. The title, and the director Jim Jarmusch's name, is depicted in white like face paint was used.
Film poster for The Draughtsman's Contract (1982), showing the lead actor Anthony Higgins in period appropriate 17th century black hat, giant and with a feather in the back. He is in a manor garden, shown behind, and he himself is being boxed within the viewing mechanisms he uses in the film to draw landscapes as a draughtman.
Film poster for Syndromes and a Century (2006), which shows an electrical pylon at the bottom of the image, facing up at a sky between light greyish yellow to blue the further upwards in the poster. The outlines of a giant human heart, with plants seemingly growing through the bottom also growing out of the open valves at the top.
Ashes (2012) poster, depicting forest layered and distorted into a collage of lush green foliage against burning yellow and orange with an unknown form erected on the right.
The poster for Whores' Glory (2011). Three different images layered onto each other with a hot pink title. The top, at Bangkok, shows a woman in the middle of the street under pink lights. The middle, showing two women in Mexico, as one holds a lighter to the other to light their cigarette. The bottom, showing a woman in Bangladesh, in somber contemplation as she is being dressed.
Poster of Nimic (2019), set on a white background, where lead Matt Dillion is bisected between two bodies. His original, extended into a black line, is missing his head, which is attached and bend in an angle from a red body in high heels.
Triangle of Sadness (2022) poster, showing a cruise ship from the top in an ominous triangle in the ocean.
Poster for Mekong Hotel (2012), light blue with blood red text showing a blood red face from the top of the poster dripping blood from their lips.
Gummo's Criterion release image, with the iconic Bunny Boy (a boy with bunny ear headgear) in a public toilet stall playing an accordion. Depicted in deep purples and blues.
Blind Woman's Curse (1970) poster, in monochrome, depicting Meiko Kaji and secondary female Hoki Tokuda armed with blades as a ferocious looking black cat screams in the background.
Robot Carnival (1987) poster, depicting the literal title as seen in the film itself as a giant robot landmass of chaos.
Poster on The Image Book (2018), a black poster with the director Jean-Luc Godard 's name in bright red, the title in white. A monochrome hand, important to the film as its main image, points upwards.
Screenshot from Rainy Dog (1997). Actor Shô Aikawa, in the rain in the middle of a Taipei street with a blue scooter in the background, in the midst of a shootout.
Film poster of The Loveless. A young Willem Dafoe looking badass in a leather jacket on a black background, with the text in hot pink, "You never can tell on a day like this...things could be goin' jake one minute, then presto, before you know it you're history.
A montage of three films on one Arrow Video Blu Ray cover for Black Label Society. In pinks, purples and blues it depicts gangsters with guns, the women in their lives, guns and umbrellas.
Original poster of 964 Pinocchio of the lead Haji Suzuki, pale as a ghost with a mere tuff of hair on his head, wincing in agony as he is chained to a giant metal pyramid at his feet.
Wake in Fright (1971) poster. An almost blistering yellow poster with orange detail of the lead, disheveled, in the Australian outback with only a suitcase, a rifle and the (stained) shirt on his back.
Taken from the animated series Azumanga Daioh (2002), based on a manga by Kiyohiko Azuma. An image of a grey cat named Kamineko with giant shark teeth and a mad look in its eyes.
Enter the Void (2009) poster