You know what would be different and even subversive to the current era?
Being "vigilant to the source material."
When you get something from the disciples of Jar Jar Abrams Bad Reboot this translates into "Why do the work when we can just copy something else???""
Tom Atkins is one of the best to ever be in Horror.
I loved him in The Fog and Night of the Creeps. His cameo in the modern Creepshow TV series was cool to.
You guys got any favourite roles?
The cover artwork for Lloyd Alexander's Prydain Chronicles by Jean-Léon Huens is my favorite of any fantasy cover work of all time. The Dell Laurel-Leaf editions were first printed in 1980 and they were the editions I read as a child, having been introduced to Prydain and Narnia and Middle-earth by my parents, who kept many wonderful books around. This is the cover of The High King, the fifth book in the series. (Thread)
Let me be clear on this. Zero developers or designers ever see “fan feedback”. Any responses to this will be stored by corporate stooges and cherry-picked to bludgeon designers, artists, etc. and enforce the corporate stooges’ crusade-of-the-moment.
I’m not saying I didn’t listen to fans. Every time I engaged with a fan I was keen to see what they thought, and found it hugely useful.
I’m saying that your response to an appeal like the one below won’t reach the developers except in a painstakingly filtered version.
Happy birthday to American writer Ray Bradbury, born August 22, 1920.
Although he is well-known for his later science fiction, Ray Bradbury began his career as a contributor to "Weird Tales" and his first book "Dark Carnival" was published by Arkham House in 1947.
On This Day in Metal August 21, 1987
Metallica released The $5.98 E.P. – Garage Days Re-Revisited, their legendary covers EP featuring tracks originally recorded by Diamond Head, Holocaust, Killing Joke and Budgie.
A raw, gritty snapshot of Metallica paying tribute to the bands that influenced them.
What’s your favourite track?
#Metallica #GarageDays #ThisDayInMetal
When Thor, Tony and Steve teamed up, it was three old friends with a lot of history, going into battle for the last time. It meant something. This is a bunch of random female characters who have mostly never interacted with or even met each other until this moment. It's cringe because it's unearned, inauthentic and forced into the movie simply to provide a cheap girlpower moment.
𝚃𝚑𝚒𝚗𝚐𝚜 𝚊𝚛𝚎 𝚐𝚎𝚝𝚝𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚠𝚘𝚛𝚜𝚎…
From the mind of Zach Cregger, director of Weapons and Barbarian. Filmed for IMAX – Resident Evil is in theatres 9.18. #ResidentEvilㅤ