William Jeffrey Rankin
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William Jeffrey Rankin
@TheCarnacki
The Horror of Mistvale Hall, available now in hardcover, paperback, and eBook editions! My books: https://t.co/d7LNNTFhcK
Tipp City, Ohio Katılım Kasım 2019
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@TheLaurenChen @TheLiamDonovan You're really on a roll now! 🥚
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@RedHedgedragon I wonder what's meant by "difficult?"
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There's something to this notion. It reminds me of quotes, like the following, from Machen's Hieroglyphics:
"… from the literary standpoint, Catholic dogma is merely the witness, under a special symbolism, of the enduring facts of human nature and the universe…" (continued)
Fr. Dwight Longenecker@dlongenecker1
@BruvverEccles Now do the artists. Protestants have fewer (and inferior) novelists, artists and composers because they have rejected the sacramental cosmology.
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@CatPlissken The SGIs of the time gave it a run for its money but yes, great looking computers. I owned a NeXT slab - terrific hardware and OS.
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@TheLaurenChen @ReddCinema To be fair, the seagull was drunk at the time.
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@Skullgrin140 My thoughts are similar. Bloodborne is relatively self-contained and there's more world to grab on to.
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@TheCarnacki Bloodborne clearly is the easier, slightly more gothic film for a studio like A24 to try and really cut their teeth on.
Elden Ring probably a little further out of reach because of just how fantastical it is.
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Wouldn't Bloodborne have been a better choice?
A Shot@ashotmagazine
The live-action ELDEN RING film, directed by Alex Garland and produced by A24, is now in pre-production, with sets already underway, including an early look at the Church of Marika.
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John Thunstone, too. Although perhaps he's less distinctly American than John the Balladeer.
Stay-Buft Marshmallow Man: Viktor Gorchev@ViktorGorchev
John the Balladeer series is pretty dope. Wandering folk singer who roams Appalachia, dealing with the occult.
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This quote in its full context nearly always makes me cry…
Matt Mead@whodamoose
G.K. Chesterton:
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