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Graham 🐝

@sirtwinbeard

Retired special ed teacher. Interested in the weird, the beautiful and the extreme especially in cinema. All things Gothic. Horror fan. Cats. Real ale. Veggie..

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Mary Delany, Galanthus Nivalis, Single Snowdrop, 1777 and Snowdrop illustration by Cicely Mary Barker (1895-1973), English illustrator best known for an early 20thc series of fantasy illustrations depicting fairies and flowers #womensart #Imbolc

Mary Delany, Galanthus Nivalis, Single Snowdrop, 1777 and Snowdrop illustration by Cicely Mary Barker (1895-1973), English illustrator best known for an early 20thc series of fantasy illustrations depicting fairies and flowers  #womensart

 #Imbolc
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Incubus (1966) d. Leslie Stevens Folk horror with a pre Star Trek William Shatner. Once thought to be lost this film is a gem. Made entirely in the constructed language of Esperanto...

Incubus (1966) d. Leslie Stevens 
Folk horror with a pre Star Trek William Shatner. Once thought to be lost this film is a gem. Made entirely in the constructed language of  Esperanto...
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Absolutely amazing that The Substance is nominated for 5 oscars: Best Picture Best Director Leading Actress Original Screenplay Make Up & Hairstyling Thanks to MUBI UK & Ireland we were proud to have it close FrightFest 2024 and here it is representing the horror genre across awards

Absolutely amazing that The Substance is nominated for 5 oscars:

Best Picture 
Best Director 
Leading Actress 
Original Screenplay 
Make Up & Hairstyling 

Thanks to <a href="/mubiuk/">MUBI UK & Ireland</a> we were proud to have it close FrightFest 2024 and here it is representing the horror genre across awards
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The Wolf Man (1941) d. George Waggner After my visit to the cinema on Tuesday I've decided to watch a few more 'werewolf' films over the next few days; accompanied of course by my go to book on the subject by Craig Ian Mann 🐺

The Wolf Man (1941) d. George Waggner
After my visit to the cinema on Tuesday I've decided to watch a few more 'werewolf' films over the next few days; accompanied of course by my go to book on the subject by <a href="/craigimann/">Craig Ian Mann</a> 🐺
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Werewolf of London (1935) d. Stuart Walker Pre-dates The Wolfman with Lon Chaney Jr. by six years and in my opinion is the better film...🐺

Werewolf of London (1935) d. Stuart Walker
Pre-dates The Wolfman with Lon Chaney Jr. by six years and in my opinion is the better film...🐺
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β€œSecond hand books are wild books, homeless books; they have come together in vast flocks of variegated feather, and have a charm which the domesticated volumes of the library lack.” Virginia Woolf, born 25th January 1882

β€œSecond hand books are wild books, homeless books; they have come together in vast flocks of variegated feather, and have a charm which the domesticated volumes of the library lack.” 

Virginia Woolf, born 25th January 1882
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Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) d. Roy William Neill I always love a mad scientist working in their laboratory... 🐺

Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943)
d. Roy William Neill 
I always love a mad scientist working in their laboratory... 🐺
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Great weekend at Chaos Theory Festival in Camden. Saw my beloved Underdark and also managed to fit in a couple of films. Twiggy was present at the showing of the doc.

Great weekend at Chaos Theory Festival in Camden. Saw my beloved Underdark and also managed to fit in a couple of films. Twiggy was present at the showing of the doc.
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Robot Monster (1953) Phil Tucker I'm very fond of this film and now I have a nice new blu-ray with a 3D option! Having only ever seen it in 2D I must say I was impressed. Who couldn't love a fellow in a gorilla suit, wearing a goldfish bowl on his head, in 'Three Dimension'?

Robot Monster (1953) Phil Tucker
I'm very fond of this film and now I have a nice new blu-ray with a 3D option! Having only ever seen it in 2D I must say I was impressed. Who couldn't love a fellow in a gorilla suit, wearing a goldfish bowl on his head, in 'Three Dimension'?