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I have arrived in DC and I am happy to announce I am Super President now. Laserdiscs shall be produced again, so sayeth me.

who has time for tears? #silenthill3 #heathermason

Sailor Jupiter, a sketch of her as fan art to scan into my PC for digital painting. Who is roughly in her mid- to late 20s.

Maetel: You know, Tetsuro. On this planet Charlie Brown had hoes. Tetsuro: What!? That can't be true....

Started drawing a new comic called New Routine. Something more personal I guess. will be posting pages elsewhere... (L!nk in b!o)

Still Abunai after all these years.

Real throwback seeing Mika Kano on TV tonight. Twenty or more years ago, the Kano sisters (叶姉妹 - not real sisters) were all over Japanese media as a pair of glam celebrities.

Maetel always saying this kinda shit

Ad for Guinea Pig 3: He Never Dies.

Snapped from a Black Magic M-66 LaserDisc release: An earlier version of Bandai Visual's wonderfully mysterious EMOTION label ident.

I think the new cut of Manhunter might actually be better than the theatrical one. Definitely better than the previous "uncut" workprint version.

Shōjo Tsubaki & The Residents Perfect Love

Director Paul Morrissey describes Italians like they’re ninja.

Only Yesterday urges us to look deep within ourselves, our lives, and realize we must go to the country and bag a vaguely socialist-aligned himbo.

People genuinely sleep on this movie. If you've never seen it, I highly recommend it!

Alex Cox on THE PRISONER and the Genius of Patrick McGoohan 📺 Watch all 17 episodes of the landmark 1960s television series! This is the first in Criterion’s new YouTube series of 5 introductions to THE PRISONER by Cox, writer, director and author of I AM (NOT) A NUMBER: DECODING THE PRISONER (2018)

Oh yeah, I'm going to Otakon. I *might* be doing a panel, but it's been waitlisted. Keep an eye out on the schedule for Western Horror in Japan.

Another Anger/anime appearance. The 1986 anthology Metal Kids, which featured early work by Masamune Shirow among others, includes an article on cult cinema by Masaaki Aoyama, including an overview of Anger’s work.

Kenneth Anger & Anime.