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possibly my favourite scene from anything ever

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15th Oct 2014 295,791 notes

Artwork by Deryk Thomas. His artwork was also seen on the album covers by Swans on their albums White Light From the Mouth of Infinity and Love of Life.

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14th Oct 2014 2,942 notes

johndarnielle:

amerikkkan-stories:
Really cool. It reminds me of the Evil Dead (original) book.
sorry to bring the cuss words yall but this fucking rules

14th Oct 2014 3,845 notes

magictransistor:

Robert Wiene. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. 1920.

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12th Oct 2014 9,581 notes

the-unknown-friend:

Mervyn Peake

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11th Oct 2014 842 notes

xdepressivexyouthx:

Efrim Menuck of Godspeed You! Black Emperor

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8th Oct 2014 2,081 notes

GUILLERMO DEL TORO’S HOUSE

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5th Oct 2014 74,467 notes

hiddenarithmetic:

This Entire Fucking Battlefield.

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4th Oct 2014 686 notes

flashofgod:

Andrei Tarkovsky, Polaroids, 1979-82

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4th Oct 2014 159 notes

mierdadevida:

Moondog.

3rd Oct 2014 723 notes

lemaddyart:

Run from the one who comes to find you
wait for the night that comes to hide
your eyes black like an animal
crossing the water
lead them to die

-Chelsea Wolfe, Feral Love

Maddy Young, ink on paper, 2014.

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3rd Oct 2014 12,461 notes

The idea of a complete life, meaningful within itself, must probably be abandoned with the conception of the epic death—for catastrophes always have the power to draw into themselves remote realities and events from the distant past. If mortally weary people take an affirmative view of death, it is most likely the case that death relieves them of a burden. The reason for the allegedly positive relationship to death taught by these metaphysics is none other than the one which comes forcibly to mind today, and which I already mentioned: that the life in question amounted to so little that there was little resistance to its ending.

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Theodor W. Adorno, lecture on 27 July 1965

Adorno on Heidegger

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3rd Oct 2014 263 notes

Wreck and Reference

—A Glass Cage For An Animal

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