read some comics about some of them here:

Stratosphere: theredmoth.itch.io/claw-001

StrawBetty: theredmoth.itch.io/claw-002

Im supposed to be learning how to play Branded, but I keep pampering my precious little rogue deck.

they fight evil empires together

Many such cases...

(I'm honestly not too bothered by it, reference is reference)

I've lived in New Jersey since 2012, and yet, Italian water ice has not impressed me.

This extends to slushies.

#mothtober 2025
10/31
Edward D. Wood Jr.'s 'Plan 9 from Outer Space' (1957)

HAPPY HALLOWEEEN!!!

Kinda fun when it's a bunch of idiots shuffling around cardboard sets, but struggles when those same idiots talk about nothing and do nothing for the bulk of the runtime. Brilliant film.

4/10

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10/30
David F. Sandberg's 'Lights Out' (2013)

I'm such a weenie.

6/10

#mothtober 2025
10/29
James Wan's 'Saw' (2004)

I'm sorry. I just don't fuck with it as much as so many others do. Too "2004" (with it's insane editing, weird performances, and convoluted plot) for my liking.

5/10

#mothtober 2025
10/28
Jerry A. Baerwitz/Ishirō Honda's 'Varan the Unbelievable' (1962) [US Version]

Extremely generic and underwhelming with it's lazy English cast edited in, and it's message muddled.

4/10

#mothtober 2025
10/27
J. Searle Dawley's 'Frankenstein' (1910)

It's able to convey the hubris and tragedy of the original story in such a tiny amount of time, while also using some interesting techniques for the time.

6.5/10

#mothtober 2025
10/26
Tatsuya Yoshihara's 'Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc' (2025)

Start's slow and really builds up in a sweet, subtle way, then explodes into absolute chaos, and somehow it's all tonally consistent and cathartic and tragic by the end.

7/10