Night of the Comet, 1984. Director: Thom Eberhardt Cinematographer: Arthur Albert
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Night of the Comet, 1984. Director: Thom Eberhardt Cinematographer: Arthur Albert

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Night of the Comet / Thom Eberhardt
No disappointment with the response, friend, the comparison was there to note how incredibly thirsty Alden and Albert are for Arthur. Alden’s eyes bout popped out, and Albert...well, he’s a thorstyyy boi
I agree that they both thirst after Arthur dearest. Alden just seems all sorts of flustered/infatuated. Albert is funnier to me because he goes as far as to put himself into mortal danger to try and get some boah. "Oh no! I'm in trouble, again. Isn't there a big strong outlaw, preferably with the same initials as I, that can help me? Heeeeeelp!"
Thanks, anon. 😁
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