brokehorrorfan:

Elvira: Mistress of the Dark will be released on Blu-ray on September 3 via RLJ Entertainment. No special features are listed, but the pre-order is only $10.99 on Amazon.

Cassandra Peterson stars in the 1988 horror-comedy as her horror hostess alter ego, Elvira. W. Morgan Sheppard, Daniel Greene, Jeff Conaway, Susan Kellermann, and Edie McClurg round out the cast.

Peterson also co-wrote the script with Sam Egan (The Outer Limits) and John Paragon (Pee-wee’s Playhouse). James Signorelli (Saturday Night Live) directs.

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tranarchist:

There were 1,651 reports of anti-transgender hate crime in the past year, up from 1,248 in 2017. The data also showed that anti-trans hate crimes are more likely to be violent offences than for any other hate crime category.

A spokesperson for transgender non-profit Gendered Intelligence said: “It is extremely alarming to learn that anti-transgender hate crime has increased by almost a third since last year, and almost doubled since 2015-16.

“We feel that over the past year the mainstream media has contributed to a hostile environment for trans people, and trans women in particular, that may have emboldened those who have committed these crimes.

“Taking into account the huge number of race- and religion-related hate crime incidents, trans people of colour are particularly at risk.”

The TERF-media-evangelical alliance has blood on their hands. Opposing legal rights for trans people may be the stated aim of their current anti-trans campaign but this is their implicit goal along with it, to incite violence and harassment against us until it is no longer safe to exist in public.

poblacht-na-n-oibrithe:

mapsontheweb:

Syrian War, from Summer 2016 to Summer 2019

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usedpimpa:

New GIPHY!

amntenofre:

mosaic-glass with the falcon-head of the God Horus;
dated to the Ptolemaic Period, 304–30 BCE.
Now in the Cairo Museum

kekmetic:

“… and don’t you forget it!”

He Who Copulates While He Eats, by Tenshidragon.

kaijusaurus:

This week’s film is The Magic Serpent, which was directed by Tetsuya Yamauchi, and originally released in Japan on the 5th of March, 1966. This is the film’s Japanese theatrical poster.