the best thing about flatliners is that the depiction of things they seen from the other side haunting them is just grown ass adults being bullied by children
I'm real excited for Halloween! I'm hoping to throw a party
I think I'm going to go as an X-Wing pilot this year? I figure I'll just buy the store one but then wear the Black Series Poe helmet
As a chubby white guy my best options for costumes are a Ghostbuster or Rebel Pilot, and I know too much about building my own, dope Ghostbuster costume to not just do that and spend way too much money
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Lost Salientblink twiceif you'd like me to mercy kill youRegistered Userregular
edited October 2017
Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society…
October 2nd.
Today was inspired more-or-less by my need to find something thematic, work-appropriate, and available to stream in Singapore without VPN. I know I’m not the only person who religiously watched Are You Afraid of the Dark? after school on Nickelodeon. For the younger contingent, though:
Are You Afraid of the Dark? was a series built around the premise of a secret club (the Midnight Society), whose members met up in the woods to tell scary stories to each other. The show then portrays the events of the spooky story. It’s spooky yet television appropriate! It’s got awkward teens who are thoroughly awkward! Plus, 90’s fashion is back in a big way, so if you’re looking for inspiration for your next totally boss Lisa Frank turquoise and purple party outfit, look no further.
The special effects are… okay, they’re kids’ TV special effects from the 90’s. It’s not impressive in that context, but the stories and quality otherwise hold up shockingly well! It’s good to find out that what to 8-year-old me was pants-pissingly terrifying (The Tale of the Frozen Ghost, man) is still at least pretty enjoyable today.
Also, this episode stars baby Ryan Gosling and I can’t stop laughing. (You really need to watch. I don’t want to spoil who the other guest star is but it’s TOTALLY WORTH WATCHING.)
I don’t really feel like I should have to justify sharing anything by Eartha Kitt, ever, but if you want something on the lighter side to play at your Halloween party, hoooow abouuut… I Want to Be Evil.
Young Eartha Kitt was sooo fabulous. You really do yourself a disservice if you only know her from the song Santa, Baby - or as Catwoman, even though she makes a great Catwoman. Her albums are great if you have any fondness at all for the lounge sound of the 50’s. Which I do. She’s also stunning, and was politically active, AND Orson Welles called her “the most exciting woman in the world”! I don’t really know what that means coming from Orson Welles but it can’t be bad… probably.
The Farber Gravestone Collection is a collection of 13,500 images of pre-1800 American tombstones. They are mostly the work of a couple, Daniel Farber, and his wife, Jessie Lie Farber, with some added contributions from another couple. There's a good preface about meaning, ornamentation, style and dating, which can be found here. It includes information about various inscriptions, when the styles of epitaph gained and lost popularity, and what can be gleaned about society, health and mortality in various decades from correlating epigraphs and death records. Also, this guy:
...His Death was ∫udden premature awfull & violent;
providentially Occa∫ion’d by the Fall of a Tree...
John Stockbridge, 1768, Hanover, Massachusetts
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"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
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MichaelLCIn what furnace was thy brain?ChicagoRegistered Userregular
edited October 2017
...His Death was ∫udden premature awfull & violent to see;
providentially Occa∫ion’d by the Fall of a Tree...
John Stockbridge, 1768, Hanover, Massachusetts
I want my epitaphs to rhyme!
For Halloween, I'm trying to decide if I should dress up as a dummy (ha-ha!) and lay in our yard to scare kids, or hang over our garage, which is right by the front door.
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StraightziHere we may reign secure, and in my choice,To reign is worth ambition though in HellRegistered Userregular
I've probably seen some of those gravestones in person. Although though they don't seem to have any from my home town.
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Lost Salientblink twiceif you'd like me to mercy kill youRegistered Userregular
edited October 2017
Oh hey, I guess you can't watch Are You Afraid of the Dark in the US on YouTube. Sorry gang! (You can't watch the new Star Trek on Netflix either, I hear.)
But it is all on streaming video for purchase on Amazon!
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"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society…
Are You Afraid of the Dark? was a series built around the premise of a secret club (the Midnight Society), whose members met up in the woods to tell scary stories to each other. The show then portrays the events of the spooky story. It’s spooky yet television appropriate! It’s got awkward teens who are thoroughly awkward! Plus, 90’s fashion is back in a big way, so if you’re looking for inspiration for your next totally boss Lisa Frank turquoise and purple party outfit, look no further.
The special effects are… okay, they’re kids’ TV special effects from the 90’s. It’s not impressive in that context, but the stories and quality otherwise hold up shockingly well! It’s good to find out that what to 8-year-old me was pants-pissingly terrifying (The Tale of the Frozen Ghost, man) is still at least pretty enjoyable today.
I was so scared of Are You Afraid of the Dark. I don't even know why I watched it, it was just too scary.
I only remember one episode, though: the one where some kid gets trapped in a pinball machine.
In hindsight, I sometimes think that show wasn't as scary as kid me thought it was.
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StraightziHere we may reign secure, and in my choice,To reign is worth ambition though in HellRegistered Userregular
Oh yeah, I don't think I've told the forums what my Halloween thing is this year.
Halloween at Distraction
Are earthly worries bringing you down? Is your soul troubled?
Join us for an illuminating evening of fun and fortune at Distraction. A one night only event for the holiday season, come and take a chance at glory. Short on funds? Don't fear, we don't have any need for traditional currency. Everyone has something worth losing.
Our patrons value discretion, so it is customary to come as someone other than yourself. Please note: If you do not impress, you will be redressed.
A complimentary bar and buffet are included in the evening's experience.
Come spin the wheel and lay down your cards.
Your hosts do not wish to insult you, but past events have shown that this reminder is necessary: cheating will not be tolerated. So please don't insult us by being caught.
I've got a full sized roulette wheel and a craps table (with a set of carved bone dice), I've been working on a cocktail menu, and I'm partway through the construction of my wings. It's a lot of fucking work and I'm doing the party a week earlier than usual this year, so I'm beginning to feel the pressure, but I'm pretty excited for it.
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UnbrokenEvaHIGH ON THE WIREBUT I WON'T TRIP ITRegistered Userregular
Submitted for the approval of the Midnight Society…
Are You Afraid of the Dark? was a series built around the premise of a secret club (the Midnight Society), whose members met up in the woods to tell scary stories to each other. The show then portrays the events of the spooky story. It’s spooky yet television appropriate! It’s got awkward teens who are thoroughly awkward! Plus, 90’s fashion is back in a big way, so if you’re looking for inspiration for your next totally boss Lisa Frank turquoise and purple party outfit, look no further.
The special effects are… okay, they’re kids’ TV special effects from the 90’s. It’s not impressive in that context, but the stories and quality otherwise hold up shockingly well! It’s good to find out that what to 8-year-old me was pants-pissingly terrifying (The Tale of the Frozen Ghost, man) is still at least pretty enjoyable today.
I was so scared of Are You Afraid of the Dark. I don't even know why I watched it, it was just too scary.
I only remember one episode, though: the one where some kid gets trapped in a pinball machine.
In hindsight, I sometimes think that show wasn't as scary as kid me thought it was.
that's the thing though, it's all about the experience
if it scares you, it's scary
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UnbrokenEvaHIGH ON THE WIREBUT I WON'T TRIP ITRegistered Userregular
also I am 100% making the Are You Afraid of the Dark closing theme my ringtone for the rest of the month:
RankenphilePassersby were amazedby the unusually large amounts of blood.Registered User, Moderatormod
Last year for Halloween, me and some friends hung out watching kid friendly spooky stop-motion (Coraline, Para-Norman, Curse of the Were-Rabbit) while painting black light-reactive paint on these mushrooms I sculpted for a D&D campaign that took place in the underdark, since they were about to enter a massive glade of Myconids.
My spouse had read about this new thing where you can put a teal pumpkin outside with your jack-o-lanterns to let kids with food allergies know that you have toys available as an alternative, so that they can enjoy the ritual of trick-or-treating without having to worry about, you know, eating something that make their bodies kill them.
Our first knock at the door and my spouse jumps up, super excited and answers the door, dressed as Wednesday Addams, and says, “Hi! We’ve got a blue pumpkin! Do you want a glow stick or edibles?”, to a child, while directly behind are my friends and I, painting tiny mushrooms neon pink and orange under a black light.
Im working at a big online halloween store right now
Someone tagged every single vegtable costume as Vegeta
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edited October 2017
Last year I spent the night with about a dozen friends at an abandoned 70's campground on a man made lake that is officially called Lake of Return, but every map has it as Lake of No Return. I brought a prop zombie head, a black magic book, and a ventriloquist dummy. Two of my friends read the black magic book together, raising their voices in harmony in the chapel. And nothing happened.
So feeling invincible it seems we are going back for a day trip. Then going to my cabin in the woods on a haunted mountain (with a history of cult activity) and tempting fate again. So the intent is switching from a slasher movie to either an Evil Dead or hillbilly murder movie. If we survive this one we'll move on to another horror movie type next year.
Last year I spent the night with about a dozen friends at an abandoned 70's campground on a man made lake that is officially called Lake of Return, but every map has it as Lake of No Return. I brought a prop zombie head, a black magic book, and a ventriloquist dummy. Two of my friends read the black magic book together, raising their voices in harmony in the chapel. And nothing happened.
So feeling invincible it seems we are going back for a day trip. Then going to my cabin in the woods on a haunted mountain (with a history of cult activity) and tempting fate again. So the intent is switching from a slasher movie to either an Evil Dead or hillbilly murder movie. If we survive this one we'll move on to another horror movie type next year.
Do you just have the whiteboard from Cabin in the Woods set up somewhere?
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GustavFriend of GoatsSomewhere in the OzarksRegistered Userregular
Yesterday morning I began October with the spookiest driving of my life, up NY Rt. 22 and through a thick mist, cold and clinging, trees looming, shadows deep
I have always loved October (birthday is the first of November, so I've always had Halloween birthday parties) and this one is looking promising
Will upload some of my photos from this foggy morning when I get home from this road trip and I did get some spoooooky ones indeed
Todays new discovery was that Australia has Jesus in the zombie section
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I resent the implication that Andrew Lincoln isn't sassy.
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Lost Salientblink twiceif you'd like me to mercy kill youRegistered Userregular
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You know, the real downside to watching things at work is that you have to be very certain that you’re not going to walk face-first into some visible nipple with your coworkers around. It really limits the sort of Halloween stuff you can view safely. (I’m whining but I was in meetings half the day anyway, so…)
Night Trap is a game made famous because of the controversy that surrounded its release - in 1993 there was a Senate committee devoted to THE PROBLEM OF VIDEO GAME VIOLENCE and it specifically targeted Night Trap… and Mortal Kombat. Look, just because you enjoy freezing an opponent and then punching him so his organs explode all over the place, leaving only icicle legs standing, doesn’t mean you’re going to go out and do that in real life. For one thing, the practical aspects of freezing someone solid and then exploding them with a punch would be nearly impossible to replicate in real life.
Sorry, we were talking about Night Trap.
So yeah! Night Trap was made as a hybrid video game-live action video… thing… wherein choices made as you play the video game would lead to filmed segments. The premise is that you’re protecting a house full of nubile 90's teens from attacks by “Augers,” who are basically goofy AF vampires. You monitor camera feeds from various rooms at various times, set traps, and then spring them to catch Augers and keep the ladies alive.
Look at these dumb fucking Augers:
It’s like a very stupid, hilarious early version of Five Nights at Freddy's. With 1000% more 90's video. And it just got rereleased! You can finally play it with relative ease! it's available on Steam and also on PS4 and X-Bone.
P.S. if you wanted to CHEAT you could watch only the cut scenes, but that would make you awful. Don't do it. Buy Night Trap.
And also watch this video and get the song stuck in your head immediately.
"Um, hi, I would like something that appeals to people with actual good taste, who don't secretly long to get a perm and wear a Hypercolor t-shirt," I hear you say.
Well, first of all, rude.
Second of all, fine.
Twilight Zone needs no introduction, and would require more than a day to watch all of, so I'm not going to advocate that. But if you've never had the opportunity to sit and watch this television classic, I can hopefully at least strongly recommend that you find the episode Nothing in the Dark.
I honestly refuse to spoil this if you haven't seen it already; the premise is all I'll give you. An elderly woman fears "Mr. Death" so much that she has spent years living in seclusion in her basement apartment, refusing all entry from the outside world, lest death enter and take her.
The babiest baby Robert Redford plays a character in this episode, and I think the limited setting (it all takes place in the old woman's rooms) serves the drama of the episode really well. Four of the five seasons of Twilight Zone are streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Netflix, and all five are on Hulu - Nothing in the Dark is episode 16 of season 3. So get on that.
...for music I'm... just gonna go ahead and leave this here.
Did you know that Golden Earring was Dutch? Did you know this song was inspired by the fucking Bourne Identity? I totally didn't until just now, when I looked them up out of curiosity! Thanks, Wikipedia!
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
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Lord_AsmodeusgoeticSobriquet:Here is your magical cryptic riddle-tumour: I AM A TIME MACHINERegistered Userregular
Halloween has mostly become about watching themed movies and youtube videos and eating candy for me since we always get candy for Halloween but we haven't actually had anyone come by in like... ever. And it's such a shame, since we don't even have to decorate to make our house look creepy!
Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if Labor had not first existed. Labor is superior to capital, and deserves much the higher consideration. - Lincoln
As an addition to the whole Night Trap thing - can I just mention this story about how the creation of the game directly led to the programmer behind it making the Dogz and Catz franchises, pretty well the single least Night Trap game in existence
Because oh my God I loved those games as a kid and the connection is just the most incredible thing
As an addition to the whole Night Trap thing - can I just mention this story about how the creation of the game directly led to the programmer behind it making the Dogz and Catz franchises, pretty well the single least Night Trap game in existence
Because oh my God I loved those games as a kid and the connection is just the most incredible thing
I had a shareware version of Catz that I loved so much
StraightziHere we may reign secure, and in my choice,To reign is worth ambition though in HellRegistered Userregular
Hey Halloween thread, maybe y'all can help me with some stuff.
So I'm doing this infernal casino theme for my big party, and it's honestly been pretty easy to come up with stuff for the main parts of my apartment. The kitchen remains the kitchen, just with tables laden with food (we're going for a lot of small bites, sticking to our red/black/gold color scheme as much as possible). The main room is going to have the tables, the full bar, all that jazz, and it's been pretty easy to decorate as well.
But I've also got a pretty large back deck (which, given the way that people approach my apartment, is more of a front deck) and a bathroom to concern myself with. They're not places where people are going to spend a whole lot of time, but I'd still like to do some decorations. I was originally planning on using a fog machine to hotbox the bathroom (with all red lighting added in, of course), but there are some pretty sensitive smoke alarms in my apartment so that doesn't seem like it's going to work.
So yeah, does anyone have any ideas for the sort of thing you could do in an outdoor space or a bathroom that still fit the hell/casino theme? Probably leaning heavier on the casino part, if possible.
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Lord DaveGrief CauserBitch Free ZoneRegistered Userregular
Make a giant murder roulette wheel with a skeleton on it
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Clint EastwoodMy baby's in there someplaceShe crawled right inRegistered Userregular
A large hand that comes out of the toilet tank and strangles you when you attempt to flush the toilet.
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Halloween is boring. I can only get drunk and yell at people protesting unchristian behavior so many times, friend.
alternatively: light blue button shirt, striped tie, khakis, and 36 hours without sleep
How the fuck have I never seen this before?
I think I'm going to go as an X-Wing pilot this year? I figure I'll just buy the store one but then wear the Black Series Poe helmet
As a chubby white guy my best options for costumes are a Ghostbuster or Rebel Pilot, and I know too much about building my own, dope Ghostbuster costume to not just do that and spend way too much money
Oh a Murder Board!
My friend is a prop builder and has built a bunch of murder boards for movies and tv. he said its absolutely one of the funnest things to build.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
I should watch The Witch again, that movie is so good.
October 2nd.
Today was inspired more-or-less by my need to find something thematic, work-appropriate, and available to stream in Singapore without VPN. I know I’m not the only person who religiously watched Are You Afraid of the Dark? after school on Nickelodeon. For the younger contingent, though:
Are You Afraid of the Dark? was a series built around the premise of a secret club (the Midnight Society), whose members met up in the woods to tell scary stories to each other. The show then portrays the events of the spooky story. It’s spooky yet television appropriate! It’s got awkward teens who are thoroughly awkward! Plus, 90’s fashion is back in a big way, so if you’re looking for inspiration for your next totally boss Lisa Frank turquoise and purple party outfit, look no further.
The special effects are… okay, they’re kids’ TV special effects from the 90’s. It’s not impressive in that context, but the stories and quality otherwise hold up shockingly well! It’s good to find out that what to 8-year-old me was pants-pissingly terrifying (The Tale of the Frozen Ghost, man) is still at least pretty enjoyable today.
Also, this episode stars baby Ryan Gosling and I can’t stop laughing. (You really need to watch. I don’t want to spoil who the other guest star is but it’s TOTALLY WORTH WATCHING.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSPOBqumjps
I don’t really feel like I should have to justify sharing anything by Eartha Kitt, ever, but if you want something on the lighter side to play at your Halloween party, hoooow abouuut… I Want to Be Evil.
Young Eartha Kitt was sooo fabulous. You really do yourself a disservice if you only know her from the song Santa, Baby - or as Catwoman, even though she makes a great Catwoman. Her albums are great if you have any fondness at all for the lounge sound of the 50’s. Which I do. She’s also stunning, and was politically active, AND Orson Welles called her “the most exciting woman in the world”! I don’t really know what that means coming from Orson Welles but it can’t be bad… probably.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS02GeKuWQ4
Annnd rounding today out:
The Farber Gravestone Collection is a collection of 13,500 images of pre-1800 American tombstones. They are mostly the work of a couple, Daniel Farber, and his wife, Jessie Lie Farber, with some added contributions from another couple. There's a good preface about meaning, ornamentation, style and dating, which can be found here. It includes information about various inscriptions, when the styles of epitaph gained and lost popularity, and what can be gleaned about society, health and mortality in various decades from correlating epigraphs and death records. Also, this guy:
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
providentially Occa∫ion’d by the Fall of a Tree...
John Stockbridge, 1768, Hanover, Massachusetts
I want my epitaphs to rhyme!
For Halloween, I'm trying to decide if I should dress up as a dummy (ha-ha!) and lay in our yard to scare kids, or hang over our garage, which is right by the front door.
But it is all on streaming video for purchase on Amazon!
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
I've got a wedding to attend the weekend before which is usually when I would celebrate in the past
Gonna see Run the Jewels in a couple of weeks though so that's something
Aww dude they do this in my town.
Like big signs, microphone and speaker on the sidewalk, yellin about fire and brimstone.
The fun part is that my town is legit filled with witches and Satanists, so we just mock them.
I was so scared of Are You Afraid of the Dark. I don't even know why I watched it, it was just too scary.
I only remember one episode, though: the one where some kid gets trapped in a pinball machine.
In hindsight, I sometimes think that show wasn't as scary as kid me thought it was.
I've got a full sized roulette wheel and a craps table (with a set of carved bone dice), I've been working on a cocktail menu, and I'm partway through the construction of my wings. It's a lot of fucking work and I'm doing the party a week earlier than usual this year, so I'm beginning to feel the pressure, but I'm pretty excited for it.
that's the thing though, it's all about the experience
if it scares you, it's scary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzuihSD0MOk
My spouse had read about this new thing where you can put a teal pumpkin outside with your jack-o-lanterns to let kids with food allergies know that you have toys available as an alternative, so that they can enjoy the ritual of trick-or-treating without having to worry about, you know, eating something that make their bodies kill them.
Our first knock at the door and my spouse jumps up, super excited and answers the door, dressed as Wednesday Addams, and says, “Hi! We’ve got a blue pumpkin! Do you want a glow stick or edibles?”, to a child, while directly behind are my friends and I, painting tiny mushrooms neon pink and orange under a black light.
I am amazed I did not go to jail.
Someone tagged every single vegtable costume as Vegeta
So feeling invincible it seems we are going back for a day trip. Then going to my cabin in the woods on a haunted mountain (with a history of cult activity) and tempting fate again. So the intent is switching from a slasher movie to either an Evil Dead or hillbilly murder movie. If we survive this one we'll move on to another horror movie type next year.
Do you just have the whiteboard from Cabin in the Woods set up somewhere?
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halloween was a mistake
I have always loved October (birthday is the first of November, so I've always had Halloween birthday parties) and this one is looking promising
Will upload some of my photos from this foggy morning when I get home from this road trip and I did get some spoooooky ones indeed
You know, the real downside to watching things at work is that you have to be very certain that you’re not going to walk face-first into some visible nipple with your coworkers around. It really limits the sort of Halloween stuff you can view safely. (I’m whining but I was in meetings half the day anyway, so…)
Night Trap is a game made famous because of the controversy that surrounded its release - in 1993 there was a Senate committee devoted to THE PROBLEM OF VIDEO GAME VIOLENCE and it specifically targeted Night Trap… and Mortal Kombat. Look, just because you enjoy freezing an opponent and then punching him so his organs explode all over the place, leaving only icicle legs standing, doesn’t mean you’re going to go out and do that in real life. For one thing, the practical aspects of freezing someone solid and then exploding them with a punch would be nearly impossible to replicate in real life.
Sorry, we were talking about Night Trap.
So yeah! Night Trap was made as a hybrid video game-live action video… thing… wherein choices made as you play the video game would lead to filmed segments. The premise is that you’re protecting a house full of nubile 90's teens from attacks by “Augers,” who are basically goofy AF vampires. You monitor camera feeds from various rooms at various times, set traps, and then spring them to catch Augers and keep the ladies alive.
Look at these dumb fucking Augers:
It’s like a very stupid, hilarious early version of Five Nights at Freddy's. With 1000% more 90's video. And it just got rereleased! You can finally play it with relative ease! it's available on Steam and also on PS4 and X-Bone.
P.S. if you wanted to CHEAT you could watch only the cut scenes, but that would make you awful. Don't do it. Buy Night Trap.
And also watch this video and get the song stuck in your head immediately.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hjz1I3VXteQ
"Um, hi, I would like something that appeals to people with actual good taste, who don't secretly long to get a perm and wear a Hypercolor t-shirt," I hear you say.
Well, first of all, rude.
Second of all, fine.
Twilight Zone needs no introduction, and would require more than a day to watch all of, so I'm not going to advocate that. But if you've never had the opportunity to sit and watch this television classic, I can hopefully at least strongly recommend that you find the episode Nothing in the Dark.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gK1MCE3teZ8
I honestly refuse to spoil this if you haven't seen it already; the premise is all I'll give you. An elderly woman fears "Mr. Death" so much that she has spent years living in seclusion in her basement apartment, refusing all entry from the outside world, lest death enter and take her.
The babiest baby Robert Redford plays a character in this episode, and I think the limited setting (it all takes place in the old woman's rooms) serves the drama of the episode really well. Four of the five seasons of Twilight Zone are streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Netflix, and all five are on Hulu - Nothing in the Dark is episode 16 of season 3. So get on that.
...for music I'm... just gonna go ahead and leave this here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1sf2CzEq0w
Did you know that Golden Earring was Dutch? Did you know this song was inspired by the fucking Bourne Identity? I totally didn't until just now, when I looked them up out of curiosity! Thanks, Wikipedia!
"Sandra has a good solid anti-murderer vibe. My skin felt very secure and sufficiently attached to my body when I met her. Also my organs." HAIL SATAN
Because oh my God I loved those games as a kid and the connection is just the most incredible thing
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I had a shareware version of Catz that I loved so much
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JI8GFhiWcAI
So I'm doing this infernal casino theme for my big party, and it's honestly been pretty easy to come up with stuff for the main parts of my apartment. The kitchen remains the kitchen, just with tables laden with food (we're going for a lot of small bites, sticking to our red/black/gold color scheme as much as possible). The main room is going to have the tables, the full bar, all that jazz, and it's been pretty easy to decorate as well.
But I've also got a pretty large back deck (which, given the way that people approach my apartment, is more of a front deck) and a bathroom to concern myself with. They're not places where people are going to spend a whole lot of time, but I'd still like to do some decorations. I was originally planning on using a fog machine to hotbox the bathroom (with all red lighting added in, of course), but there are some pretty sensitive smoke alarms in my apartment so that doesn't seem like it's going to work.
So yeah, does anyone have any ideas for the sort of thing you could do in an outdoor space or a bathroom that still fit the hell/casino theme? Probably leaning heavier on the casino part, if possible.
what the
how close do you get to the dang toilet when you flush it man