This week, Film Seizure charges into the apocalyptic future of the year 2000 for the Paul Bartel-directed and Roger Corman-produced classic Death Race 2000! Like what we do? Buy us a coffee!
Film Seizure #265 – Death Race 2000
Hidden inside the Egyptian Museum sits a strange statue, that is unlike any other, in this one way…
Why is this Ancient Statue Covered with Tattoos?
Superman & Lois delivered a new, emotionally intense episode, as well as another (minor) character from the comics. In Complications, Lois finally undergoes surgery, right when Poeia is wreaking havoc in Metropolis. The doctor operating her is named Diana Lincoln, and she comes from the miniseries DC Universe Legacies. Portrayed by Yvette Lu, she looks […]
Diana Lincoln
My wife’s Father. A remote authority figure who poured charm on all outside the family and scorn on all within it. The day he left, his children breathed a sigh of relief, and began to learn to be happy. But their mother died, bringing them back into his orbit where they suffered his sadistic humours […]
Susanna
Welcome my Darling readers. Today’s post is another poem, this one about Green Goddess and plant life! 5 Seeds of Wisdom by Maranda Wabik Taste the Golden Apple Be inspired by the Silver Apple Dance with the Hawthorn Blooms In my flowing hair Smell the Roses cultivated By the love of Green Goddesses Earthing […]
5 Seeds of Wisdom: A Poem
I don’t know about you but when I was little I used to spend most of my time out on the streets. In summer time from 8am until 8 or 9pm. Riding bikes, playing football or various traditional and sometimes rough games of times gone by. I remember being surprised about 10 years ago in […]
When we were young
Castlerigg is a stone circle near Keswick, in the Lake District (UK). I first went there in my late teens, and haven’t visited in a good twenty years. I didn’t think it was a place I would ever be likely to see again. Getting to have a brief visit on the way back from Northumberland […]
Castlerigg stone circle
A review of the 1973 double disc concept album by Progressive Rock band Yes – Tales From Topographic Oceans.
Yes – Tales From Topographic Oceans (1973)
At the Middle Ages in Modern Games twitter conference, I delivered a co-authored paper reflecting critically on my own experience as a LARPer. We are back with our third paper titled ‘Medievalist Overtones and Echoes of the Apocalypse in the Baltic LARP games, 2000-2010’ #MAMG23 https://t.co/C62Aa9ISsH — The Middle Ages in Modern Games (@MidAgesModGames) June […]
Medievalist Overtones and Echoes of the Apocalypse in the Baltic LARP games, 2000-2010
Glyn Hnutu-healh: History, Alchemy, and Me 
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