Don't give up, skeleton!

— Ursula K. Le Guin, The Last Interview and Other Conversations

I'll be updating with a preview every few days until our funding window is closed. Big thanks to all who've backed us so far <3

rawhide + the heart

Pondering sacrifices (many thoughts)

a higher up at cbs in 1965 read this script and immediately knew they had to fire kowalski and geller before it could be filmed and put before thousands of innocent civilians #noncanonicallore

"Apparently, the idea behind having Mifune as the face of the upcoming Onimusha game came from Nihei trying to visualize “what it is about samurai that makes them actually cool.” The answer he came up with was the tenacity, seeing them struggle but still keep on fighting till the end – and the only historical figure that matches his idea of a perfect samurai would be Musashi Miyamoto, one of Japan’s most renowned swordsmen. Looking for ideas of how to portray Miyamoto, Nihei turned to Japanese classical cinema. In particular, he was looking for a person that would fit the description of “a young samurai who fights roughly, covered in blood and mud,” which is when he realized Toshiro Mifune would be the perfect candidate. Not only did Mifune play the lead role in the 1954 film Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto, but he was also an international star, known for his roles in critically acclaimed Akira Kurosawa movies like Seven Samurai, Rashomon, Throne of Blood, Yojimbo etc."

2 reasons to play the Jedi games

6x06 - Incident at Farragut Pass

Witcher 3, doodles #426

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly dir. Sergio Leone (1966)