David Colohan

@Larkspurr44 It's like a scene from 70s Doctor Who.

Pillbox on Studland Beach, Dorset.

Accidental Pink Floyd album cover during our family trip to Alcatraz today.

@Martin2018St @MickPuck I was confused for a few seconds when it came on, thinking this isn't 'When Will We Be Married'....

After finishing a certain Netflix series last night I was reminded (not that I needed reminding) just how utterly brilliant The Waterboys are. @MickPuck

Happy 82nd birthday to filmmaker Lamberto Bava! Known for acclaimed classics such as Demons (1985), Demons 2 (1986), and his directorial debut Macabre (1980), A Blade in the Dark (1983) and Delirium (1987)

@BriAnimator_ Beyond The Black Rainbow soundtrack is a favourite. Wish that guy would do more.

Who else is a fan of Panos Cosmatos’ body of work?

My cousin captured Artemis takeoff from his flight. So cool 📸: @radddd44

@DanielHood4 Same. Nowhere Man from the same era was a great one too.

@HorrorPaperback Read this one recently. Nasty stuff heh but pretty atmospheric too,

Les Edwards' cover art for the 1985 New English Library edition of The Woods by Guy N. Smith. #horror #horrorart #horrorcommunity #horrorfam

@HorrorPaperback I remember really wanting this way back in the day but never did get a copy. Must hunt one down.

Born on this day in 1958, Douglas Clegg. Here's Luis Rey's cover art for the 1990 New English Library edition of Goat Dance. #happybirthday #horror #horrorart #horrorcommunity #horrorfam

i just want a covered porch so i can sit outside in thunderstorms like an old lady with my coffee and mumble "we needed this"

Corlea: Hidden away in the boglands of Longford, not far from Kenagh village, is an inspiring relic of prehistory: a togher – an Iron Age road – built in 148 BC. Known locally as the Danes’ Road, it is the largest of its kind to have been uncovered in Europe.

On this day in 1989, the movie “Heathers” starring Winona Ryder, Christian Slater and Shannen Doherty was released in theaters. “How very”

21st century overall:

@iJmillz American Mundane is a good phrase. Cool photos..

Photographing the American mundane

@Weird_Friction What a beautiful cover....

The day before yesterday's 'featured book' 📖

let’s pray it never comes to that

A Reminder from Carl “It is well within our power to destroy our civilization, and perhaps our species as well. If we capitulate to superstition, or greed, or stupidity, we can plunge our world into a darkness deeper than the time between the collapse of classical civilization and the Italian Renaissance. But we are also capable of using our compassion and our intelligence, our technology and our wealth, to make an abundant and meaningful life for every inhabitant of this planet, to enhance enormously our understanding of the universe and to carry us to the stars.”

@funkentechno It has one of the most beautiful opening scenes you will ever see...

ok so should I blind buy Werckmeister Harmonies? I've never seen a Tarr film.

yo the criterion flash sale has begun! remember, if you're a criterion channel subscriber, you'll have a coupon code in your inbox too - search "criterion gift" if it's not showing up

"It allows us to play super-loud without killing ourselves or frying those in the front, to get loud, clean sound at the back of a huge hall and supreme musical control…for me, it's like piloting a flying saucer. Or riding your own sound wave." - Phil Lesh 52 years ago today, the Grateful Dead conducted their “sound check” with the Wall of Sound at Cow Palace in Daly City. The system that would revolutionize the way music was heard came at quite the cost, powered by 480 speakers stacked about 30 feet high and operated by eight soundmen, costing roughly $200,000. The results however, stand the test of time. Listen to tracks from the show on ‘Dick’s Picks Volume 24’ here: gd.lnk.to/DPV24CP Photo by Mary Ann Mayer