@HorrorPaperback Hmm, interesting. Guess I had the wrong impression that cosmic horror usually involves another world, either space related or or unknowable dimension. I will check out “Sticks.”Thanks!
@HorrorPaperback Actually, I’m curious about your thoughts on that? I always saw it as a piece about how vulnerable “civilized” humans really are, and how we’re only a few steps away from savagery. What is your cosmic take?
@AlexAlarga@Rahll I saw one of those. It was taking place in a large room, and aside from the crowd of “adoptee humans” acting rather abnormal, there were odd details like a dog’s tail disappearing into chair legs while wagging, and other distortions. It’s certainly getting better though.
What the hell must I do?
Artists just want a place online where platforms don't feed their work to AI. So I built Cara. But people just won't leave us alone.
The laws don't help us, the governments don't help us. What are artists supposed to do exactly? 1/
@Spelt_D_o_n_a_l@FromTheDepths88 Personally, that’s one of my favorite changes in the movie. It made the character a bit less cartoony villain, and a bit more nuanced.
@TheCinesthetic A lot of people seem to hate this one, but I liked it quite a bit. The original was great too, and I like the written story, as well. Flanagan's version is excellent of course. All have had a charm for me.
@SkeleGrills @iam_larrykhing "Hell House LLC - Origins", but I'd recommend seeing the first movie ("Hell House LLC") beforehand. "Origins" is the prequel. There are some other movies in between, but none were as good as those 2.