Logan Cunningham

@logancunningham.bsky.social

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Actor. VO at Supergiant Games (Hades, Pyre, Transistor, Bastion)

a bedroom closet with padded furniture blankets draped over its open doors. in front of the closet is a microphone on a microphone stand and a chair.
title screen of a made-up episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation called "The Makerfield Byelection"
A crowd of people on a street corner at night in Brooklyn NY, all gathered to watch the Knicks game being projected on a building across the street
still image from movie THE INSIDER with one character asking another "I don't know. Do you think the Knicks are gonna make it to the semifinals?"
HOUSE (1985)
Two screenshots of actor Jerry Hardin-above as 19th century American author Samuel Clemens/Mark Twain in Star Trek: The Next Generation, and below as mysterious FBI informant Deep Throat in The X-Files
Legendary British naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough floats in zero gravity wearing an orange flight suit
Behind the scenes black and white photo of actor Sigourney Weaver on the set of ALIENS. She is laying in a hypersleep chamber/cryopod and smiling at someone off-camera
A candid black and white photo of actor Al Pacino in the 1970s. He holds up a publicity photo of himself in THE GODFATHER
The front cover of a paperback copy of the Dutch version of J.R.R. Tolklien's The Hobbit, circa 1960. Eight cheerful-looking cartoon figures with long grey beards surround a smaller, waving beardless figure in the middle.
Still from 2009 film THE ROAD. A grim-looking man holding a pistol and pushing a shopping cart full of supplies traverses a barren and frozen wasteland alongside his son
A pot of kasha varnishkes (bow tie pasta with grains of buckwheat and caramelized onions)
A “Missing Cat” flier posted to a lamp post: Max, a grey and white longhaired cat, last seen 2/7/26 in the Clinton Hill/Fort Greene area of Brooklyn, New York City
My letterboxd LastFourWatched for 6 Feb 2026: TRANSSIBERIAN, THE HUNTED, YEAR 10, and HIM
And then there’s what’s maybe the most fun inclusion, a transfer of a 1978 Super 8mm print of the movie. Some context: If you were a kid in the ’70s, before home video, Super 8 movies were the only way you could watch certain titles at home. They’d play them at birthday parties and such. The problem was Super 8 reels had finite running time limits, so the films would be considerably condensed. This means that what you get here is a 22-minute version of Tobe Hooper’s masterpiece, a kind of “Oops, All Murders” speedrun through the film. It becomes almost abstract, a nightmare presented with actual dream logic. It kinda works?
Me and actor Isiah Whitlock Jr
an open tin of royal dansk danish butter cookies
Actor Troy Baker with fun-sized me
The stage of The Game Awards with Supergiant Games studio director Amir Rao in foreground
A row of some of the last remaining metrocard vending machines in New York City
me with actor Daisuke Tsuji
me as a wee one
A family dressed up as insufferable 90s English funk/acid-jazz band Jamiroquai
Bruce Campbell as Ash in EVIL DEAD II
me next to actor Josh Pais who played Rafael in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990 live action film
Edith the French bulldog
The Kid (the protagonist from 2011 video game Bastion) standing in a wintery setting, armed with the Army Carbine, Machete, Dueling Pistols, Flame Bellows, and a Hand Grenade. Art by Supergiant Games Art Director Jen Zee
Cover of Amazing Spider-Man #314 (April 1988) by Todd McFarlane. Spider-Man is being kicked out of his apartment building while Mary Jane sits on the curb looking sad.
A used Tivoli Model One radio in walnut
A cassette tape of the soundtrack to 90s sitcom Murphy Brown