David T H Lewis

@davidthlewis.bsky.social

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Physical media, baking, standing stones, these are a few of my favourite things. My Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/3dAKD

A Letterboxd activity feed showing from left to right -Iron Bodyguard (1973) 3.5/5 -King Eagle (1971) 4/5 -Ice Cream Man (2026) 0.5/5 -The Descent (2005) 5/5
The End of the World and Other Catastrophes, edited by Mike Ashley.
Three Blu-ray cases on a wood surface. They are for the films My Bloody Banjo (2015), Eating Miss Campbell (2022) and The Toxic Avenger (1984). The first two have a sticker showing that they are #84 of a run of 666.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Shanghai, Shanghai (1990), Paper Marriage (1988), The Manchu Boxer (1974) and Prince of Darkness (1987)
An old cinema projector.
The view from the balcony of the inside of the Clevedon Curzon. There’s a large screen, stage and a white organ.
The signage for the Curzon, which has the logo over a stone sunburst with some old bomb damage on it.
A film nerd (right) encounters MANT! (left), half man, half ant, all terror!
A film nerd modelling a Cinema Rediscovered 2026 tee shirt, posing next to a cardboard stand of Scarlet Johansson and and Thora Birch from Ghost World. The nerd is trying to do a funny pose. The shirt is dark grey, has the Cinema Rediscovered 10th anniversary logo on the top left. It’s a great shirt.
A Letterboxd film list with six films highlighted.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Possession (1981) Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016) Omen III: The Final Conflict (1981) In the Mouth of Madness (1994)
A Letterboxd diary feed showing six Wong Kar-wai films one after another
Akira Kurosawa is at the top of this most watched director list with six films.
A most watched actor list. Nic Cage and Laurel and Hardy are in the lead with seven films.
A breakdown of genre, nationality and language from a Letterboxd stats page. America and the English language dominate, as does Drama.
A Letterboxd graph of premiere dates from my list of Watershed watches. There’s a big spike in the 2020s, a small spike in the 1920s and sporadic spots in between.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Normal (2025), Off Ramp (2023), They Break The Tree Of Peace (2026) and The Time That Remains (2009)
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Scanners (1981), Army of Darkness (1992), Evil Dead II (1987) and The Evil Dead (1981)
The Beltane 2026 issue of Hellebore opened to the article on Jack-In-The-Green by Verity Holloway held in front on Jack-In-The-Green. He’s a green mask in the midst of a pillar of foliage,
Alex Blechman (@AlexBlechman) tweeted: Sci-Fi Author: In my book I invented the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale. Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from classic sci-fi novel Don't Create The Torment Nexus. 8 Nov 2021, 2:49 PM
A selection of tee shirts spreed over a bed with artwork or logos from a variety of film festivals. There are six Forbidden Worlds tees, two Cinema Rediscovered tees, and one each from Slapstick Festival and the Mayhem Film Festival.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing LadyHawke (1985), Legend of the 8 Samurai (1983), Clan of the Cave Bear (1986) and Excalibur (1981)
The Bristol Megascreen showing a titlecard for LadyHawke, part of the 2026 Forbidden Worlds Film Festival.
A thick growth of pale green lichen on the joint of a tree branch. It’s a mass of ruffled fronds of various sizes.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing The Maltese Falcon (1931), Mr. Vampire (1985), Mandalay (1934) and Little Caesar (1931)
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Playing Cards (1896), Le Chateau Haunte (1897), Conjuring (1896) and Une Nuit Terrible (1896)
A mushed up banana peel that is camouflaged to match the environment around it and lying in wait for the unwary.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Harold and Maude (1971), My Father’s Shadow (2025), Paranoiac (1963) and The President’s Cake (2025)
A planetarium screen with a pink-purple nebula on it, with the logo for the Bristol Film Festival on it.
A guy poking an alien pod from Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)
Letterboxd activity feed showing Strait-Jacket (1964), The Voice of Hind Rajab (2025), Harakiri (1962) and Scanners (1982)
An excited film geek between a flexing Toxie on the left and the great Lloyd Kaufman on the right.
The Indicator Blu-ray release of Thirst (1979) resting on a T-shirt from the Forbidden Worlds: The Big Scream: Six Feet Down Under film festival.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Crippled Avengers (1978), In The Dust Of The Stars (1976), Love 2002 (1972) and Eolomea (1972)
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Strangers on a Train (1951), The Undercover Man (1949), Another Year (2010) and Ilsa, She Wolf of the SS (1975)
A Christmas tree dumped on top of a bus stop.
The second breakfast meme template featuring Merry and Pippin from Lord of the Rings. The text reads “Yes, we’ve had a Vietnam War, but what about Second Vietnam War?”
Your 2026 word Melancholic
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Marty Supreme (2025), Billion Dollar Brain (1967), Strange Days (1995) and Robocop (1987).
The two Blu-ray sets of the BBC’s Ghost Stories For Christmas from the BFI resting on a bookshelf.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde (1971), The Running Man (2025), On The Barricade (1907) and Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters (1985)
A picture of a besotted moi with a breadstick who has lost all composure upon finding himself in the presence of (a cardboard cutout of) Cher.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Predator 2 (1990), Predator (1987), Magnificent Obsession (1954) and Bel-Ami (2024)
The Indicator Blu-ray box of the film Snapshot. It has a nude Chantal Contouri covering herself on the cover.
A title card for The Rocky Horror Picture Show at The Watershed.
The limited edition Blu-ray set oh Ghostwatch from 101 Films resting upon a bookshelf. The cover had an artistic representation of Michael Parkinson, Mike Smith and Sarah Greene on an old fashioned television screen that has poor reception.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing A House In Jerusalem (2023), The WNUF Halloween Special (2013), All That Heaven Allows (1955) and The Fog (1980)
A title card for the film Fair Game projected in the Bristol Megascreen
A cafe table showing a pumpkin latte, a big cookie and the graphic novel Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees
The Bristol Megascreen showing the title card for the film Long Weekend.
A Letterboxd activity feed showing Perfect Blue, Dorian Gray in the Mirror of the Yellow Press, Sisters and The Spiral Staircase
A very tired cinephile collapsed in a cinema seat still clutching his full pass and reusable coffee cup.
A poster for the film Chess of the Wind
A lobby card for the film GAME (2025)
A big film geek posing by an advertising banner for the Mayhem Film Festival
The statue of Robin Hood outside of Nottingham Castle.
A title card for Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein from The Watershed
A poster for Whistle and I’ll Come To You with live performance of the score by Death and Vanilla.
The title card for Bugonia (2025) at The Watershed, Bristol
The title card for the film It Was Just An Accident (2025) at The Watershed, Bristol