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• King Diamond  -  Digging Graves

talesfromthecrypts:

You know that people have a morbid curiosity about murder. And they’re going to line up for blocks to see a show in which one of the actresses has been murdered by the real-life maniac in the plot!

Stage Fright (1987) dir. Michele Soavi

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 27 March 1997, England and Liverpool football player Robbie Fowler was fined for showing support for sacked dockworkers during a European Cup Winners’ Cup match.
Dockers in Liverpool had been engaged in a mammoth dispute against the Mersey Docks and Harbour Company which began in 1995 when all of the workers were sacked for refusing to cross a picket line set up by dockers for Torside Ltd who had been dismissed in a separate dispute.
Fowler, after scoring his second goal in Liverpool’s 3-0 victory, lifted up his shirt to display a T-shirt reading “Support the 500 sacked dockers”. He was fined 2,000 Swiss francs ($1,400) by the European football governing body UEFA.
The dockers’ dispute ended with a redundancy settlement in 1998.
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babyanimalgifs:

This made my day

keeperofdarkness22:

Xtro (1982)

gotankgo:

radioblueheart:

More from George A Romero’s “The Crazies”.

In a strange way for me, the gas masks and all white NBC suits don’t dehumanize the soldiers to me. Their deaths seem even more the horrifying when they can’t express their pain and when those white suits are stained with blood

millennial-review:

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