OncoMouse37

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Here you can generally expect video game and anime art, gothy music, and a bit of news.

A blu-ray case for The People Under the Stairs directed by Wes Craven (1991).
Yoshitaka Amano's art on the cover of the Final Fantasy VII Original Sound Track by Nebuo Uematsu.
Jet Set Radio Future Original Soundtrack. Also don't forget the Jet Set Radio Future Sampler compilation from Grand Royal Records.
The famous shot from Independence Day (1996): an energy beam from a giant unidentified aerial phenomenon obliterates the White House.
Khalad Akil's photograph of a boy treading the ruined streets of Aleppo in Syria while the ordinarily cheerful Pikachu looks dejected sitting behind him while surveying the damage.
Johnny Slut from Specimen.
From Masahiro Ito, character designer of Pyramid Head from Silent Hill. "Honey buter honey toast aka Fuck Toast, this is the recipe. The road to fuck - Honey butter honey toast ^_^ 1. Sprinkle Sichuan Pepper powder on it. 2. Spread honey onit and put the bread in the toaster oven. 3. After baking, spread butter and little of honey. 4. Sprinkle the pepper powder again." Comments: I get good results with Sichuan pepper flakes, and use more of them for a feisty spicy kick. No more than a pinch well-distributed.
Salvador directed by Oliver Stone.
"WAR IS PEACE FREEDOM IS SLAVERY IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH" Doublespeak slogans of the INGSOC Party from George Orwell's 1984. The destruction of the meaning of words through conflation with their opposite made the populace indefinitely pliable to the contradictions of shifting propaganda narratives.
"SEGA FOR THE 90's: THE NEW GENERATION' declares the erupting graffiti headline of the Premiere Issue of Sega Visions in 1990, surrounded by icons of the MTV Generation and American pop culture, Japanese arcade hits of the System-16 board with accurate home console ports like never before, and a heady RPG exploring themes of genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, and planetary terraforming. This is a console for cool teens and young adults.
Crono, Lucca, and Marle confront the Mammon Machine of the Kingdom of Zeal in Chrono Trigger.
James Bond shoots the subliminally vaginal aperture of a camera or sniper scope from the viewer's first-person perspective, upon which their blood streams down in a kind of visual pun on ejaculation. This recurring shot at the beginning of James Bond films became the basis for death screens in Goldeneye on the Nintendo 64, functionally introducing blood on one side of the screen that was not allowed on the other. Which was of course a vibe in multiplayer deathmatches.
Album cover for Torment Nexus by Oudus. A nude woman surrounded by nude women in green cryosleep blocks is warped on an ominous machine into a new dimension of torment.
Sophia, Humanity's Companion from Persona 5: Strikers leans forward.
While attending the support group for video game villains, Wreck-It Ralph declares "Thanks, Satan."
Tohru Honda confesses her love for Saki Hanajima in Fruits Basket (2019).
Sakura Matou symbolically attains balance between light and shadow in the epilogue of Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel III. spring song with her black cardigan worn over a white dress. It is the time of the cherry blossom viewing.
An International Workers of the World poster with a black cat against a vibrant red background declaring "GENERAL STRIKE!"
Front view of the black cat version of the Felicia Darkstalkers Bishoujo Statue Limited Edition statue by Kotobukiya.
A museum diorama of a leopard feeding at dusk, holding a deer it has fatally attacked by the neck in a tree.
Sakura Matou beams with pride at taking care to turn off the gas in the oven in these days of mysterious incidents written off as gas leaks.
A screencap of the post "Oops! All Assholes!" on Bluesky following a cropping of Chunmomo's backside photography in the previous post on the dashboard.
Clarice Starling as the Madonna holding a lamb on the path to Golgotha, where Jesus and two thieves/bandits were crucified, as illustrated by Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs.
The Lovely Bones directed by Peter Jackson (2009)
Pan's Labyrinth directed by Guillermo del Toro (2006)
The Green Knight directed by David Lowery (2021)
The Devil's Backbone directed by Guillermo del Toro (2001)
The Ring directed by Gore Verbinski (2002).
House directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi (1977)
Hellraiser directed by Clive Barker (1987)
May directed by Lucky McKee (2002)
The cover of Dragonsong by Anne McCaffrey, a swirly art nouveau piece by Elizabeth Malczynski. Surrounded by waves, Menolly plays the pipes, charming a colorful brood of small dragons called fire lizards.
Le Portrait de Petite Cossette directed by Akiyuki Shinbo (2004)
Sakura Matou and Rin Tohsaka are stylishly dressed in contrasting colors, walking along a sidewalk carrying big shopping bags from the Mitsukoshi department store chain in Japan. The outdoor shopping mall has multiple blossoming cherry trees planted to the side, which pervade the air with petals in the Springtime.
Jurassic Park directed by Steven Spielberg (1993)
Ginger Snaps directed by John Fawcett (2000)
The Elephant Man directed by David Lynch (1980)
Gaslight directed by George Cukor (1944)
The Fall of the House of Usher directed by Roger Corman (1960)
Blood Reign: Curse of the Yoma directed by Takashi Anno (1989)
Perfect Blue directed by Satoshi Kon (1997)
Targets directed by Peter Bogdanovich (1968)
The Black Cat directed by Edgar G. Ulmer (1934)
Session 9 directed by Brad Anderson (2001)
Alice directed by Jan Svankmajer (1988)
Cat People directed by Jacques Tourneur (1942)
The Vampire Lovers directed by Roy Ward Baker (1970)
The Innocents directed by Jack Clayton (1961)
Chopping Mall directed by Jim Wynorski (1986)
Dawn of the Dead directed by George A. Romero (1978)
The People Under the Stairs directed by Wes Craven (1991).
The Night of the Hunter directed by Charles Laughton (1955)
Island of Lost Souls directed by Erle C. Kenton (1932)
Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel III. spring song directed by Tomonori Sudou (2020)
Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel II. lost butterfly directed by Tomonori Sudou (2019)
Fate/Stay Night: Heaven's Feel I. presage flower directed by Tomonori Sudou (2017).
Artwork of Kriemhild from Fate/Grand Order by Yuu Akinashi with this pale heroine of Germanic legend outfitted in the black lingerie costume of a succubus for Valentine's Day. The sharp edges of her red tail visually compares with the Valentine's Day heart in the background as she prepares to eat a chocolate wrapped like a heart.
The half-faded portrait of Shinzo Abe appears behind a sunset viewed from a Japanese castle(?) with the epitaph "Have sex" and "SEE YOU SPACE COWBOY." (A reference to Cowboy Bebop.) This meme appeared after the assassination of Shinzo Abe.
The Miracle Maker: The Story of Jesus directed by Derek W. Hayes and Stanislav Sokolov (1999).