Santiago Caruso (Argentine, B. 1982, Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina) - Alta-cocina, 2018, Painting

Faust: Eine deutsche Volkssage | 1926 | dir. F.W. Murnau

Werner Fuetterer as Archangel & Emil Jannings as Mephisto

but you're outside making permanent love to the nuclear age

Emil Jannings (July 23, 1884 – January 2, 1950)

rabban when the baron asks wtf he's doing on arrakis

we regret to inform you cardinal tremblay is sick… sick as HELL

“The Wall” David Lynch for Adidas — 1993 With music by Angelo Badalamenti

Recently I finished rereading Blood meridian and that has caused me to search for any similarities to it in other media. Mostly just noticing similar themes in movies but last night I watched Raiders of the Lost Ark and oh my godd... these two characters reminded me so much of The Judge, I think I might be loosing it a little,,, like especially him (Major Arnold Toht) wearing all black in a desert?? hello????

weird movie masterpost pt. 1

House (1977) - a girl brings her friends to visit her aunt and it doesn’t go well with really beautiful special effects

Fantastic Planet (1973) - a human enslaved by aliens sets forth a revolution in this strange animated film

An Optical Poem (1938) - no plot? no problem! just some super trippy circles to classical music

Begotten (1991) - not for the faint of heart or the strong of heart proceed with caution 

Un Chien Andalou (1929) - a classic surrealist film written by one the kings of weird salvador dalì  

Les Escargots (1965) - starts out with a pretty basic plot but then takes a weird turn

Les Dents du Singe (1960) - this animated feature follows a man who sells his teeth to a corrupt dentist

Suspiria (1977) - an american at a prestigious german ballet school notices strange behavior in its staff with an awesome soundtrack

*movies with links are available on youtube

**send me recs for pt. 2 please!!!

***all parts here

Lawrence of Arabia Nails Hair Hips Heels edit for the masses

Dune: Part Two, dir. by Denis Villeneuve // A Panathenaic amphora (Greece (Attica), ca. 365BC - 360BC) (x)