❝...Say Zach, do you remember the first bar we ever went into? Fun times, wouldn’t you say Zach? That's right. It wasn’t like any of the old movies we saw back then. Such as 1994’s indie cult film, Pulp fiction, written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. Boy did that Uma Therman sure know how to dance… Did you know the set location was actually a closed down bowling alley? Still, It was quite the culture shock for us to truly experience the real deal. Though you could never handle your alcohol, could you Zach? For being in a small town such as Greenvale, The Galaxy of Terror has a surprisingly lively nightlife atmosphere. Great place, though they don't serve coffee. I think it could even rival that of bars in other bigger Washington cities, don’t you think Zach?❞

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My piece for Bonus Footage @deadlypremonitionzine for Deadly Premonition's 15th year anniversary! This game has that small town campy charm while simultaneously being one of the most haunting horror concepts that it made a very strong impression on me the first time I came across it about eight years ago.

Mostly this piece was inspired by the thought of these two sisters getting the happy ending that was denied for them, in an alternative universe kind of way. With Carol still performing her heart out on stage, and Thomas able to join in by accompanying her on the piano.

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Prints and more!

Where you can find the zine!

bonus symbolism under the cut;

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ZACH - IT'S HERE!

Happy Deadly Premonitiversary to everyone!

Bonus Footage, the 40-page, fifteen year anniversary fanzine, is now up to read for free on itch.io. With art, writing, and messages from fans, it's the perfect tribute to a game we love.

Door 6

Francis York Morgan | Deadly Premonition

Photo: the_whispering ♡

(Edit: me)

Same cosplay, different photo do you find here: BlueSky

Swery Secret Gift Exchange 2025!

Join in to create and receive a secret creative gift based on Deadly Premonition, The Missing, D4, etc.

Not long ago I was testing games on my Linux PC and decided to play a session of Toejam & Earl: Back in the Groove. I have enjoyed this game since the Sega Genesis era, especially playing it among friends (it’s a really awesome Multiplayer Roguelike, and everyone should try it).

Anyway, while playing the game I decided to boot the Credits to listen to the game’s music, because really that is a highlight of this game.

But you’ll never believe what secret I ran across!

Lo and Behold, I spotted Hidetaka “Swery” Suehiro’s name in the game’s credits. I do believe he voices the Sushi Stand guy!

Swery, in case you didn’t know had a history with SNK, being a key developer for The Last Blade and the Last Blade 2 fighting games, he also developed the horror platform indie game The Missing with ARC System Works as his publisher.

It was thanks to Swery that we debunked a certain myth!