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Showing posts with label Cthulu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cthulu. Show all posts
Sunday, November 17, 2024
Occult Science Reservist
Labels:
7TV,
Antarctica,
Crooked Dice,
Cthulu,
Games,
Painting
Tuesday, October 11, 2022
All-Seeing Eye
You get some pretty kooky results if you prompt Stable Diffusion with this:
Portrait of the Eye of the Illuminati Pyramid, fnord, Illuminatus! trilogy, George Washington, 23 enigma, sinister, strange, Cthulu Mythos, Book of the Dead, black helicopters, men in black, Principia Discordia, Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson, science fiction, conspiracy, fnord, Bavarian Illuminati, Hauptmann, vibrant color, concept art, pixiv, 8 k, balanced composition, cinematic lighting, trending on artstation
Labels:
Cthulu,
fnord,
science fiction,
Stable Diffusion
Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Hardware Connections
A few days ago I watched Color Out of Space, a pretty decent adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's creepy Cthulu Mythos tale. After logging the film in Letterboxd, I reviewed the rest of director Richard Stanley's filmography, and was surprised to discover he directed cyberpunk thriller Hardware, a considerably less accomplished film, in my view.
However, Hardware features a pretty catchy tune by Public Image Ltd., "The Order of Death," or as I always remember it, "This is what you want...this is what you get...this is what you want...this is what you get..."
I haven't seen Hardware or heard the song in years, so I was surprised earlier tonight to hear "The Order of Death" featured in a late season two episode of Mr. Robot, which Sylvia and I are working our way through. (An excellent series, by the way.)
It means nothing, of course; such connections are all around us. But it still struck me as a little weird.
However, Hardware features a pretty catchy tune by Public Image Ltd., "The Order of Death," or as I always remember it, "This is what you want...this is what you get...this is what you want...this is what you get..."
I haven't seen Hardware or heard the song in years, so I was surprised earlier tonight to hear "The Order of Death" featured in a late season two episode of Mr. Robot, which Sylvia and I are working our way through. (An excellent series, by the way.)
It means nothing, of course; such connections are all around us. But it still struck me as a little weird.
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
An Evening With Dread Cthulhu
Labels:
Cthulu,
Games,
Pete,
Roleplaying,
Silly Nonsense
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