Journal for Plague Lovers

Control Room, 2004 (embroidery on black velvet) & Space Station, 2006 (embroidery on canvas)

No gimmicks, no postmodern guilt-trip bullshit, just punk rock space-cadet genius, Queens Of The Stone Age's major label debut compromises nothing but still has mass appeal. The new rock royalty have come to claim their throne. Do not miss out on this. [NME]

130 favorite horror movies: (62/130)

"there is no death. there is only a transition to a different sphere of consciousness. carol anne is not like those she's with. she is a living presence in their spiritual earthbound plane. they are attracted to the one thing about her that is different from themselves - her life force. It is very strong. it gives off its own illumination. it is a light that implies life and memory of love and home and earthly pleasures, something they desperately desire but can't have anymore. right now, she's the closest thing to that, and that is a terrible distraction from the real light that has finally come for them."

130 favorite horror movies: (57/130)

"howdy. i'm gonna separate your head from your shoulders. hope you don't mind none."

The living come with grassy tread

To read the gravestones on the hill;

The graveyard draws the living still,

But never anymore the dead.

— Robert Frost

AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON