horror-heks:

“Dracula, Sovereign of the Dead” (1980)

Based on Marvel’s “Tomb of Dracula” comics. 

In the late 1970s, Toei Animation bought the rights from Marvel to turn some of their properties into animated film. Before the license expired they only made two or them using characters from the public domain. Although Dracula is a non-copyright protected character, this film takes its character designs, plot and side characters from the “Tomb of Dracula” comic series. 

Its was marketed as a children’s film but it is very bloody and violent, features satanism and has a dead baby.  

plantyhamchuk:

tropicalhomestead:

5-and-a-half-acres:

What is the one thing that you would change about the climate you live/garden in? 

 Reblog with your answer.

For me it would be wetter summers. 

In the south-western corner of British Columbia we have a Mediterranean type climate with warm dry summers and wet cooler winters. The stressful season here for plants is summer and the native plants are adapted for drought but it makes it hard to grow other plants from other areas of the world that are used to wet summers. 

Almost the opposite…less rain and humidity in the summer. Prime growing season is November to April. Once the afternoon rains start in May, tomatoes and cucurbits are toast.

Rain rain rain. We’re on a dry, south-facing slope. Overall, rain is what we lack, though right now we’ve been having record rainfall and it’s been AMAZING. I hope for more rains and more misty mornings - especially in summer. 

Due to the weirdness of how mountains and weather patterns work, we’re actually in one of the driest counties east of the Mississippi, but we’re next to the wettest. I keep hoping that some of their rains will permanently migrate here somehow… drought here is not. good.

subhumanoidmeltdown:

Night of the Living Dead dir. by George A. Romero 

the-last-girl-scout:

true words from the boy himself

ultrafacts:

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egypt-museum:

Sunrise over the Pyramids, Giza 

Photo: Brian Lawrence

thewraithrisingfilmscenes:

Lifeforce (1985) | Dir. Tobe Hooper
Rotten Tomatoes: 67% | IMDb: A race of space vampires arrive in London and infect the populace.

radioblueheart:

“Lifeforce” written by Dan O'Bannon (Return of the Living Dead, Dead and Buried, Alien) and Directed by Tobe Hooper (Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Poltergeist)

An alien ship is discovered in the tail of Haley’s Comet. The Anglo-American shuttle crew finds the dessicated remains of bat-like aliens and three humanoids in suspended animation. The creatures are brought back to Earth where they escape and begin feeding off the life force of the human population of Britain. Not only do these creatures drain a victim of their life energy, the victims become zombies that must feed likewise to sustain themselves! 

lyonesseofalbion:

Lifeforce (dir. Tobe Hooper, 1985)

radioblueheart:

More from “Lifeforce”.