Does anyone else remember Breakfast of the Gods, the webcomic that imagined a war between all of the cereal mascots? The main site is down, but the first few pages are still available here.
That is really freaking well drawn.
They probably got a takedown notice though.
Better than the original film, although not as lunatically fun as the sleazy sequel Amityville II: The Possession. (Which was based on the novel Murder in Amityville by âghost hunterâ Hans Holzer. Holzer was the featured attraction in his own episode of In Search OfâŠ, the first season episode âGhosts,â a very uncritical episode which he wrote himself.)
Horrorshow. Thatâs the director (Benjamin Christensen) playing the devil. He also plays Jesus later in the film.
Thereâs full episodes of In Search Of on YouTube?
Well there goes the rest of my free time.
The whole movie is brilliance.
I donât know how I managed to miss out on these books when I was a kid as they would have been right up my alley. (I donât recall even having heard of the series before today.) Of course, my elementary school library wasnât exactly stocked with the most recent books and I did move up to adult-level novels pretty quickly. (Iâd read Something Wicked This Way Comes by the time I was in second grade.) Or maybe these books were simply banned in my locale during the relevant years.
I used to love those books; as did my kid when she was youngerâŠ
It had the consistency of Quisp. Itâs claim to fame is that every box had a plastic freakie monster inside. In fourth grade, a student put one on top of a film strip projector and it melted through the vent and ruined the bulb.
Trix won by a landslide.
they had lots of different things besides the figures. i had the crab, even though i really wanted Snorkle, the blue one. they also had magnets, patches, and little cars. I had the car for Snorkledorf. he was my fave. also, wasnât Quisp like flattened, disk-shaped Capân Crunch?
Well, thatâs the cartoon for the childrenâs Halloween party sorted.
Ok, thatâs pretty ghastly.
David Lynchâs first film. Begin as you mean to go onâŠ
The Book of the Banned
A vast improvement on my first attempt (which currently rests in pieces in my fireplace).
Still a lot of work (sanding, cleaning up the edges, painting, etc.), but I think I can make this work.
Cool! What are you using to make this? Are you forming it on a manikin head or is it free style? (Or your own face? :^O)
Iâm using some old packing paper from my last move several years ago, and a 50/50 flour/water mixture for the paper machĂ©. Iâm forming it on my own face (which is very, very annoying but should allow me to put it on using spirit gum instead of having to tie it with string).