Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
I can't tell which is worse!
I can't tell which tattoo is worse! Is it this unicorn with a broken/ jello neck?... or these little scratchy buddies? They are both so bad!
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Death Metal Tattoos: part 2
I wish I knew what this was, I really do. It looks like a totem pole of demons? With some kind of weird scarred-out blob in the middle. Is it a tribal-mutant batman logo? AND DO YOU SEE THE SCRATCHED UP FETUS ON HIS ELBOW? I mean really, how could you miss that? I don't even know what the stuff on his forearm is. If anyone can help decipher this, please let me know! I was staring at this guy for
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fantasy,
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horror,
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skulls,
stick-n-poke,
tribal,
worst ever,
wtf is this,
zombies
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
More amazing back pieces
What happened to this angel's feet? Don't they look just like stumps? Also why is one angel stomping the other one's head? I think I see some horns on the bottom angel there, so maybe it's Lucifer being shown what's up.Let me show you a wonderful trio of ridiculous back tattoos:Now I know that this photo was taken mid-scabby-stage so I won't be *too* harsh about the quality of the tattooing here,
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Film #100, and The Best Movie of 2008: The Fall (and Its Most Overrated Movie: The Dark Knight)
In the spring of 2008, I was wandering around New York City when I saw a stunning poster plastered all over a city wall.Always on the lookout for new movie posters (which trump trailers as my preferred way of being notified about new films), I saw this masterful work of art glued to these battered bits of particle board and exclaimed inside "WHAT IS THIS??" I read the fine print. At the top, it
Monday, June 23, 2008
Film #47: Dragonslayer
This Disney/Paramount co-production was almost completely overlooked when released in the summer of 1981--it was eclipsed by a little film called Raiders of the Lost Ark. But it deserves an unearthing, and a nicer DVD release that acknowledges its quality. In it, then-newcomer Peter MacNichol plays an inept sorcerer's apprentice who takes on the responsibility of slaying the massive
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