Taylor

Another year older. Not a damn bit wiser.

I love how Alan Moore ends his comic career with The Tempest.. which is just as equally a love letter to comics while also being a big old middle finger at the comic business.

Reading Alan Moore's Providence has me wondering what @flanaganfilm could do with a show adapting Lovecraft's work

Reading Providence by Alan Moore I wasn't completely sold on his first two Lovecraft comics but this is a horror epic that explores the universe of those stories in such a fascinating way. Moore's last few comics (also thinking of The Tempest) are some of his best work

Watching Zombie's The Munsters If the next season of What we do in the shadows doesn't have Grandpa Munster on there I will riot.

Imagining what Brian Cox could do with the Ripper role in an adaption of From Hell. He's like a no brainer for Gull.

I need an adaption of Alan Moore's "From Hell" that investigates Victorian London the same way Simon did for Baltimore on The Wire.

Alan Moore's "The Mirror of Love" is one of my favorite poems. A beautiful sonnet to same sex love. I cried reading it

Am I wrong for loving Tagled up in Blue more than Like a Rolling Stone?

God, Like a Rolling Stone is so fucking good.

God nothing fucks you up like when family breaks your heart.

Well today's a shitty day

My sight and sound list: The Apartment Danger: Diabolik Paris, Texas My Neighbor Totoro Prince of Darkness The Red Shoes Seven Samurai The Shining Vertigo The wizard of oz

The bit with the guy trying to stop the music playing in the car is peak comedy

Watching Mad God again. This is destined to become one of my favorite movies to watch while high

@NemoAugustus My cousin named her son Copeland because her husband's such a fan.

I love the stretch in RRR where they're basically doing the "are we best friends" scenes in Step Brothers.

Oh my goddd this is terrible

Oh right.. I'm high lol