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I try dawg, but then he says something like "it's bourgeois to not be able to afford things"

shut the fuck up

Why don't you just stick to hating ICE instead of spending so much time being incredibly annoying?

Asbestos is the future

Sometimes goofy, sometimes disturbing. It's a movie about how capitalism is a cult that requires sacrifices.

Tubi Appreciation Thread: Tamala 2010: A Punk Cat in Space (2002). Set in a Capitalist dystopia, Tamala gets wrapped up in a vast conspiracy involving a corporation that owns 97% of the world GDP that wants to prevent her from discovering her origins

I'm extremely jealous of the amount of counter space Crystal has

I love my ps2

he's such a worm

Also, it stars Whoopi Goldberg, Malcom McDowell, and George Takei

Probably an inspiration

the robot queen builds a robot daughter who escapes back to Yamasong. She befriends a turtle man, they travel the planet, and then one of the gods transforms them so that they are both part machine and part organic, the she is sent back to the prison moon. Then, 4 min 30 secs in, the movie starts.

Tubi Appreciation Thread: So, in Yamasong: March of the Hollows (2017), a scientist fleeing war in another dimension travels to planet Yamasong to live in peace, but his robot companions rebel and start forcibly turning people into cyborgs. So the scientist banishes them to a prison moon, but then

The contrast of mundanity and grotesque brutality really sticks with me. The mob wordlessly pursues their victims, silent except for intercom muzak and the clopping of their hard-soled shoes on the tile

Tubi Appreciation Thread: Messiah of Evil (1974) is a lovecraftian horror about violent, senseless cruelty taking place amid the sterile indifference of normal modern society. It’s full of striking colors, stillness, and atmosphere

Steerpike is a disease against which Gormenghast has no natural immunity

In contrast, Steerpike’s eyes possess a “startling concentration.” He is always focused on what is in front of him, what he can use to his advantage. He despises imagination as impractical.

Sepulchrave’s ceremonial duties are a “relative escape from himself.” His eyes are “un-focused as usual” as he’s shepherded from ritual to ritual until he can retreat to his library. Every evening he can be found there immersing himself in words, “sunk in a deep reverie.”

Gertrude is often in a deep trance. Her eyes “appear to be without sight, vacant, with the merest suggestion of something childish.” Reading to her cats, she gets just as lost in fantasy as her daughter. She has "the wonderment of a child as she read. She was reliving the story...”