Ian McKellen and the Fleshtones

Ah, another reason to love Sir Ian McKellen, as if I needed more. (via Dangerous Minds)

We’re running with the shadows of the night…

OK, I know this is the second time in a week I’ve pilfered from Topless Robot, but I would never forgive myself if I didn’t share with you gentle souls the wonderment of this Shadowrun RPG trailer from 1990. It’s totally boss. You can thank me in the comments.

Wes Anderson’s Spider-man

What if Werner Herzog Read Curious George?

Source: Coilhouse

Hello Kitty Chainsaw

Because sometimes Kitty needs to get messy. Source: Gizmodo.Japan _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Steampunk Masks

There’s no comment needed really. The awesomeness speaks for itself. Except, of course, one cannot go without calling special attention to the leather Cthulhu mask. Bob Basset’s World of “You Can’t Even Imagine” Things _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Someone’s Best Films of the Decade

Sean T Collins linked to Rob Humanick’s rather ballsy list of his top (favorite) 100 movies of the decade. There are a lot of flicks on the list I simply didn’t care for, but for the record I’d also rank these in my Top 100 of the decade as well: A.I. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MULHOLLAND DR. [...]

Kaiju on Black Velvet

Beautiful work by artist Bruce White, showing once again that black velvet paintings are not just for folks who vacation in Graceland. Source: Dangerous Minds and Pink Tentacle

Ceramic double-rotor two-wheel disk drive!

Yes, that is a to-scale replica of Kaneda’s bike from Akira. Apparently, there are lots of folks out there who have tried to hobby one of these together. Since I don’t know how to ride, I’ll settle for one of Sideshow’s 1/6 scale replicas, with functioning lights!

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