"Say, want to see what other gifts Tylenol bestowed me with?"

We've lost David Lynch and quite frankly, I am inconsolable. It's as though we have genuine confirmation that we are entering truly dark times. Art itself died a little today. I guess we owe it to him to keep its spark alive.

Wondering if anyone had seen the OTHER 'Nosferatu' remake with Doug Jones. I'm all for indie film making, but quite frankly, it doesn't look very good, going down that same greenscreen + community theatre route the terrible 'The Cabinet of Dr Caligari' remake did back in 2005.

Makes a really boring art film about his desire to make a really boring art film whilst making a really boring art film.

#Nowwatching BORN OF FIRE (1987)

So with Twitter/X now dead, I guess I'll be spending more time here. And now is as good a time as any to tell you all I've made a film!

THE TERRITORY (1981) by Raul Ruiz is one of the most genuinely creepy films I've ever seen. It's troubled production was the inspiration for Wim Wenders' THE STATE OF THINGS (1982) shot with many of the same cast and crew.

Sometimes I have a dream about a Jean Rollin movie I haven't seen, only to awaken and weep when I realise it doesn't exist.

It's a real shame sci-fi movies don't look like this anymore.

Alien
1979
Dir: Ridley Scott

Obligatory film photography post: Have some summertime Leica glow on Ilford HP5.

I think you'll find this is the best movie poster of all time

Have some more #filmphotography from Pembrokeshire. This is Church Rock taken on my beautiful 1966 Konica Rangefinder using Kodak Portra 400.

The best Jess Franco films feel like a bunch of mates went on holiday, smoked one joint too many, downed a little too much Rioja and decided, "What, the hell, let's knock up a movie on the fly!"

Well, I just joined Bluesky so here's a bit of #filmphotography for y'all.