Johnny Vivash

We’re in the final hours of the #crowdfunder for #Celeste. Don’t miss your chance to support it. kickstarter.com/projects/88818… #kickstarter

The last few days to support Celeste on Kickstarter. kickstarter.com/projects/88818… In this clip, @johnnyvivash shares insights into his work on #Celeste and opens up about his creative process as an #actor. Want to learn more about the film? You can support us now on #kickstarter

Final week of the #crowdfunding campaign for #Celeste. In this video, I share one of the key visual inspirations behind the film: #ArthurRickerby. If you’d like to support the project, the link is below: kickstarter.com/projects/88818…

Four years today since the full scale Russian invasion of sovereign Ukraine. Ukraine stands strong, still resisting, still suffering, still enduring unimaginable hardships.

“…the unseen resident of the house at Lidderman is far from pleasant. It stirs and stares at those, perhaps foolish enough, to remain within.” Kent Hill dares to enter The House On Lidderman Street. filmthreat.com/reviews/the-ho… #SupportIndieFilm #Horror #TheHouseOnLiddermanStreet

Just dropped: a new clip with @cmounter and me discussing the process of building and evolving her character in #CELESTE. #Crowdfunding now to complete post production. Link to support: kickstarter.com/projects/88818… #BehindTheScenes #IndieFilm #Actor

Here’s another #behindthescenes look at how I’m making #CELESTE — this time diving into my #storyboard process. We’re currently #crowdfunding to complete post-production on the film via #Kickstarter. Link below to support: kickstarter.com/projects/88818…

If you love #indiefilm, this is for you. The #Kickstarter for #CELESTE is still live, and we’re working to #crowdfund post-production. I’ve shared a video about what inspired the film’s visual look — I’d love for you to check it out. kickstarter.com/projects/88818…

The Internet is undefeated. One of the greatest moments in cinematic history.

Sir Ian McKellen at 86 expertly reciting Shakespeare last night!

You like indie film? Take a look at #Kickstarter for more. kickstarter.com/projects/88818…

Charlotte Mounter on the set of #Celeste, now #crowdfunding on #Kickstarter kickstarter.com/projects/88818… #KickstarterFilm #IndependentFilm #ShortFilm #FilmCrowdfunding

The mighty ⁦@JohnnyVivash⁩ on the set of #Celeste. Now on #Kickstarter kickstarter.com/projects/88818… #KickstarterFilm #SupportIndieFilm

Poster for my new short film CELESTE. Illustrated by Neil Mcclements. Kickstarter launches next Tuesday — sign up via the preview page. kickstarter.com/projects/88818… #Kickstarter #KickstarterFilm #CrowdfundedFilm #FilmFunding #SupportIndieFilm

A Lovecraftian Nightmare Comes to Life in ‘The Behemoth’ Trailer horrorfuel.com/2026/01/20/a-l…

@IslingtonBC @islingtongztte @EmilyThornberry @limebike This is beyond a joke, it’s dangerous to pedestrians, it’s a Fuck You to local residents & it’s a monument to Lime Bikes complete utter failing!! Islington Council & Emily Thornberry wake up, locals hate this!! Do something!

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Is there one film this year that stands above the rest for you? What's been your favourite you've watched in 2025, #film #2025

The First “Killer Robot” ever seen. Mechanical Man (1921) is an Italian science fiction film from the silent era. It is an interesting and rare film. It prominently features a robot as it's primary antagonist, or at least as a part of the primary antagonist. The robot is controlled remotely by a nefarious operator. At the end of the film she is defeated when she is separated from the remote control. While this movie may have the first killer robot on film. The debate on the first movie robot is a difficult one to put to rest. If the definition of a robot is stretched much earlier movies feature some kind of artificially intelligent machine. There are also a few lost serials and films which featured some kind of robotic creature from the 1910s, I have found a source I am investigating for these films.

Gil Gerard, the actor who starred as the titular hero in “Buck Rogers in the 25th Century,” has died after a battle with cancer. He was 82. "My life has been an amazing journey. The opportunities I’ve had, the people I’ve met and the love I have given and received have made my 82 years on the planet deeply satisfying," Gerard wrote in statement before his death and shared posthumously by his wife. "My journey has taken me from Arkansas to New York to Los Angeles, and finally, to my home in North Georgia with my amazing wife, Janet, of 18 years. It’s been a great ride, but inevitably one that comes to a close as mine has. Don’t waste your time on anything that doesn’t thrill you or bring you love. See you out somewhere in the cosmos." variety.com/2025/tv/obitua…