MC_Lovecraft

@mclovecraft.blacksky.app

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Your friendly neighborhood Anarchist. I review (mostly schlocky) movies, paint miniatures, and agitate for the overthrow of capitalist society when I’m not busy toiling in the dildo mines. 🟪⬜️🟩 https://letterboxd.com/MC_Lovecraft/

Mr. Spock from Star Trek saying "The area of penetration will no doubt be sensitive."
An artist's (Joan Francesc Oliveras) rendering of a Mycenaean warrior in armor of overlapping bronze bands with a massive cylindrical gorget, an hourglass-shaped shield of thick leather padding over wood and a bronze axe in the iconic Mycenaean style. The arms and armor are based on recovered artifacts and contemporary artistic depictions, making them as historically accurate as possible given what we know.
Commander Balok from Star Trek, The Corbomite Maneuver
Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) staring, slack-jawed and wide-eyed, at Quint (Robert Shaw) who is oversharing at the work function. Jaws (1975)
A screenshot from Jaws showing the report which Chief Brody is typing up about the first shark attack. Visible are two fields in which the word 'coroner' is misspelled as "corner".
Bikini Hoe-Down (1997), How to Make a Monster (2001), Evilution (2008), and Evolution (2001).
A close-up of a donkey looking confused with a subtitle reading "???"
An image showing part of the packaging for the old Wooly Willy toy. It shows two possible designs for willy, with differently arranged "hair". On the left is Harry the Hermit, and on the right is Dick the Dude. Underneath there is text which reads "Wooly Willy is a shifty character. His many disguises completely change his appearance."
A wide image showing many of the characters from the Venture Bros. series, many in outfits which they wore for only one or two appearances. I think it might have been a promotional image for the movie.
A skeet by @ridingtime.bsky.social which reads "Our distant ancestors also practiced slavery and absolute hereditary monarchy. While *I* would resurrect these institutions, I doubt *you* would, so let's be careful in appealing to shallow interpretations of history."
A comic strip panel showing Captain Marvel tearfully saying "I haven't one friend left in the whole wide world!"
My bright yellow Sony Walkman Sports Edition waterproof cassette radio.
“The Furious Abyss had plunged into this sea. It was kept intact by a sheath of overlapping Geller fields, without which it would disintegrate as its component atoms ran out of reasons to stay neatly arranged in its metals.” From Battle for the Abyss, a Horus Heresy novel by Ben Counter.
An email from Bluesky telling me they’ve removed one of my posts for being threatening. All the post said was “I mean she’s right that it doesn’t help my cause, but only because the guy missed.” Obviously super threatening stuff.
GEOworm speaks for the first time, with the voice of a small child; "It's painful..."
GEOworm, a massive power-generating robot which goes on a rampage through Metro City after being overloaded with energy during Astro Boy's creation. The design of GEOworm is reminiscent of some of the industrial and military robots seen in Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
Lee Van Cleef and Beverly Garland in It Conquered the World (1956). Garland is looking pleadingly up at Van Cleef, her arms around his shoulders.
My cat, an 8-yo grey and white tabby, making air biscuits while laying next to me on a colorful quilt.
A man in a blue polo dress shirt and a crisp mullet standing inside a wrought-iron pergola in front of a city skyline.
Columbo's nameless basset hound. It is laying in a shapeless pile on the floor while Columbo tugs on its leash.
Trapper John and Hawkeye in M*A*S*H (1970).
A screenshot showing the broken Bluesky Following feed with the red 'Forbidden' banner at the top. The site has been down almost continuously since 3am here.
A screenshot showing the broken Following feed, with a red label reading "Not Enough Resources".
A screenshot from Atari Missile Command (1980).
Robert Alda, father of Alan Alda, in M*A*S*H
A one-eyed mutant frog-man wielding a chainsaw.
Gary Burghoff as Cpl. Radar O'Reilly in M*A*S*H. He is holding a baby skunk, which is looking up at him and scratching its chin with its foot.
Gary Burghoff as Cpl. Radar O'Reilly in M*A*S*H. He is holding up a baby skunk, examining its underside.
A Soviet flag with the hammer, sickle, and star replaced with Gary Larson's Cow Tools.
A bug on the wall of my kitchen. It is all black, with a body like an ant or a wasp, long legs, and small wings folded underneath its small abdomen.
My cat sitting on top of my feet, on top of a blanket I put down to sit on.
My last four watched films on Letterboxd. From left to right they are: Curse of the Komodo (2004), Hot Dog... The Movie! (1984), M*A*S*H (1970), and Slaughter House Slumber Party (2019).
A photo of my tv screen showing the Steam announcement for Hades II 1.0, from September 2025.
Edward Winter as Col. Flagg in M*A*S*H. He is squinting seriously at Col. Blake after warning him that if he tells anyone about his being in the camp that the CIA will kill him with an exploding toothbrush, tarantula in his underwear, or a booby-trapped nurse.
Father Mulcahey washing his feet while listening to Cpl. Klinger, who is dressed in a ruffled pink dress with elbow-length white gloves, a matching handbag, silk scarf, hoop earrings, and a blue turban. S2E20 of M*A*S*H, "As You Were"
A still from M*A*S*H S2E18 "Operation Noselift". There is a young man in an army jacket with his hat in his hands. He has dark hair and a prosthetic nose that is maybe slightly above average in size, but not really noticeable until called out. In other shots the nose is a slightly different color than the rest of his face.
Corporal Clinger in a pink blouse and tiara, dancing with a female officer.
Jamie Farr as Corporal Clinger in M*A*S*H. Clinger is dressed in nurse's whites, as he usually is when on duty. When off-duty, Clinger dons a variety of excellent dresses in an ongoing attempt to be given a psychological discharge.
Alan Alda as Hawkeye making bedroom eyes at Loretta Swit (as Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan) in M*A*S*H
Wayne Rogers in M*A*S*H. With his brushed-forward curly ginger hair and frequent shit-eating grin, Rogers is a great physical match for Kazuma Kuwabara from Yu-Yu Hakusho.
Hawkeye and Colonel Blake from M*A*S*H. Hawkeye is being ordered out of the operating room as he has not slept in days and has begun to behave even more erratically than usual.
A miniature I built and painted for a friend’s DnD character. He’s a Warforged cleric of Lathander, inspired by 40k. I used a bunch of cool little bits on him, including the air hoses from a lego scuba tank.
A short video of my old cats. Padme, a brown tabby, is grooming Ani, a black/orange tortie as they lay side-by-side on my couch.
SMBC for today. In it a man is saying "I think the purpose of science fiction is to scout ahead into the future. To intellectually and morally prepare humanity for what's next." Then a robot responds "Nah. Sci Fi exists to create training data that includes robot apocalypse scenarios. That way when neural networks come along, machines will read science fiction as data, then take the statistically most-likely action: kill all humans. We don't even need to be conscious of have personal agency! You'll be annihilated by the ghosts of your own fears!" The man says "We should have stuck to unrealistic robot porn." and the robot replies "You mocked fetish romance novels, and you must face the consequences."
Hawkeye crying for the first time since arriving in Korea because his buddy died on the operating table in front of him. M*A*S*H S1E17 "Sometimes You Hear the Bullet"
Leslie Nielsen as a soldier in M*A*S*H S1E16 "The Ringbanger"
A screenshot of a “Graphic Media” label that was placed on my post showing Hawkeye dressed as Santa operating (with just a tiny bit of visible fake blood) on a man in a foxhole.
Hawkeye dressed as Santa Claus riding in a helicopter, on his way to go operate on a wounded man at the front line. M*A*S*H S1E12 "Dear Dad"
Ho-Jon and Trapper John from M*A*S*H
Goku charging the spirit bomb, inside of which it says “The last capitalist we hang will be the one who sold us the rope”
A shot from M*A*S*H (1970) in which a group of army doctors are gathered for their evening meal as the dentist "Painless" prepares to commit suicide (I had no idea the theme song was so literal lol). The doctors are arranged in imitation of The Last Supper.
Rene Auberjonois (Odo -DS9, Mr. House - Fallout New Vegas) as a catholic army chaplain in M*A*S*H (1970).
Bud Cort as Lt. Boone in M*A*S*H (1970), having just had his soul crushed as he experiences the weight of responsibility for a human death seemingly for the first time.
Special Agent Dana Scully from the X-Files, captioned "Disgusted Sigh".
A tarot card depicting The Finger
A four-panel comic featuring Scooby and Shaggy from Scooby Doo. In the first panel Shaggy is talking into a mic headset, saying "But you didn't even get a scooby snack... Why you doing this scoob?" In panel 2 Scooby replies "Well Shagbone... Sometimes you don't need a reward, you just" Panel three continues "You just need to be a hero..." Panel four depicts the twin towers of the world trade center overlayed on top of an american flag and shaggy's proud, crying face, as an airplane (with scooby on board) approaches the first tower. The image is hashtagged #GoGettemScoob
A picture of four boxes of flavored bubble liquid for dogs and children. Three of the boxes, Bacon, Peanut Butter, and Cake flavored, are decorated with little white children and a yellow lab puppy. The fourth box, watermelon, is decorated with no puppy, but a grinning, toothless, black child. Somebody is going to get sued so comprehensively their ancestors will be paying the judgment.
Title card for Slaughterhouse Slumber Party (2019)
A slightly worn VHS copy of Mortal Kombat