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Journal: New Animals [Week of Oct 24]
∞ Writerly things: Trailer for new Herzog; William Friedkin interviews Fritz Lang; beautiful horror film soundtracks; Cuckoo’s Nest asylum photos + more. Movie news & horror news ∞ Reading 50...
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Superheroines Fight a Common Enemy in Breast Cancer Awareness Ads
There have been some great, attention-getting breast cancer awareness campaigns floating around lately. Social media activists Boobie Wednesday, for example, are taking every online opportunity to...
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Body of a Courtesan in Nine Stages of Decomposition
Painted, silk scrolls circa 1870. “The scroll shows the stages of decomposition of the body of a woman, beginning with her fully clothed body and ending with her bones being eaten by dogs. The subject...
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Comics and the Expressionist Eurotrash Witch Film ‘Baba Yaga’
I recently wrote about the 1970′s fumetti adaptation Baba Yaga for FEARnet. It’s a remake of Guido Crepax’s erotic, phantasmagorical tale Valentina. The screen version opens with an illustrated credits...
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The Tilberi: Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft
My best friend just returned from Iceland — one place I haven’t traveled to yet, but would love to visit. She brought me witchy souvenirs from the Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft. This...
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‘We Are the Forest’
A few images from a forest photo series by Poland-based artist Agnieszka Dagna Michalska (AKA “eatmefeedme”). Visit her website.
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‘Prometheus: The Art of the Film’
“A young Engineer drinks from a ceremonial cup, then begins to disintegrate, his remains blowing into the sea and, eventually, mankind itself,” begins Mark Salisbury’s Prometheus: The Art of the Film....
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13 Friday
Don Hudson Blood Beneath My Feet: The Journey of a Southern Death Investigator Idris Khan, Mozart…. Requiem (Venice 2005) Kate MccGwire Miwa Yanagi Andrew Smith Nadine Byrne, Evocation of my Demon...
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Mark Flood and ‘The Hateful Years’
Culturcide’s Mark Flood has brought his “anarchic humor and disturbing visions” to New York City. The best way to discover his work is through the friends and people that have known him since “the...
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Photos of an Abandoned, Haunted Brothel
This week I published New York artist Steven Hirsch’s mesmerizing photographs of alien abductees on Flavorwire. As I wrote, they’re eerily beautiful, and the stories that Hirsch was able to inspire...
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Journal: New Animals [Week of Oct 24]
∞ Writerly things: Trailer for new Herzog; William Friedkin interviews Fritz Lang; beautiful horror film soundtracks; Cuckoo’s Nest asylum photos + more. Movie news & horror news ∞ Reading 50...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Superheroines Fight a Common Enemy in Breast Cancer Awareness Ads
There have been some great, attention-getting breast cancer awareness campaigns floating around lately. Social media activists Boobie Wednesday, for example, are taking every online opportunity to...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Body of a Courtesan in Nine Stages of Decomposition
Painted, silk scrolls circa 1870. “The scroll shows the stages of decomposition of the body of a woman, beginning with her fully clothed body and ending with her bones being eaten by dogs. The subject...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Comics and the Expressionist Eurotrash Witch Film ‘Baba Yaga’
I recently wrote about the 1970′s fumetti adaptation Baba Yaga for FEARnet. It’s a remake of Guido Crepax’s erotic, phantasmagorical tale Valentina. The screen version opens with an illustrated credits...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Tilberi: Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft
My best friend just returned from Iceland — one place I haven’t traveled to yet, but would love to visit. She brought me witchy souvenirs from the Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft. This...
View ArticleClik here to view.
‘We Are the Forest’
A few images from a forest photo series by Poland-based artist Agnieszka Dagna Michalska (AKA “eatmefeedme”). Visit her website.
View ArticleClik here to view.
‘Prometheus: The Art of the Film’
“A young Engineer drinks from a ceremonial cup, then begins to disintegrate, his remains blowing into the sea and, eventually, mankind itself,” begins Mark Salisbury’s Prometheus: The Art of the Film....
View ArticleClik here to view.
13 Friday
Don Hudson Blood Beneath My Feet: The Journey of a Southern Death Investigator Idris Khan, Mozart…. Requiem (Venice 2005) Kate MccGwire Miwa Yanagi Andrew Smith Nadine Byrne, Evocation of my Demon...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Mark Flood and ‘The Hateful Years’
Culturcide’s Mark Flood has brought his “anarchic humor and disturbing visions” to New York City. The best way to discover his work is through the friends and people that have known him since “the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Photos of an Abandoned, Haunted Brothel
This week I published New York artist Steven Hirsch’s mesmerizing photographs of alien abductees on Flavorwire. As I wrote, they’re eerily beautiful, and the stories that Hirsch was able to inspire...
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