cantstopthinkingcomics:

Godzilla by Matias Bergara

coitus-n-carnage:

Vampyres, 1974

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 20 June 1905, the King of Sweden publicly and formally ended plans to invade the recently independent Norway. The announcement was prompted by the threat of a nationwide general strike by Swedish unions if mobilisation for war went ahead.
Find out more here: https://libcom.org/history/1905-swedish-workers-threaten-general-strike-against-war-norway
Pictured: trams idled during a general strike in Sweden, 1909 https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1742864942565315/?type=3

aspenwitch:

KaiJune
idk idk I watched Godzilla 2000 with a friend and the orange/grey colorscheme stuck out to me today.

classichorrorblog:

The Prowler
Directed by Joseph Zito (1981)

egosumdaniel:

In 2011 while on assignment for Scientific American magazine, photographer Adam Voorhes discovered over 700 glass jars of damaged, deformed or rare brains preserved in formaldehyde that had been essentially forgotten in the bowels of the University of Texas Mental Hospital in the 1960s. He unearthed a storage closet containing hundreds of the specimens and developed an obsession with studying them.

neillblomkamp:

Black Christmas (1974) Directed by Bob Clark

myellenficent:

I’m going to kill you.
Black Christmas (1974) dir. Bob Clark

t-ycho:

jaubaius:

A friendly lizard

The resignation…