Notorious (1946) Hitchcock, the master of Suspense/Horror/Irony. To me he’s mostly Hitchcock, the master of a damn-fine make out scene.

Notorious (1946)

Hitchcock, the master of Suspense/Horror/Irony. To me he’s mostly Hitchcock, the master of a damn-fine make out scene.

Comments (View)

posted : Friday, November 27th, 2009

Get Meta:

Now Reading.

Now Reading.

Comments (View)

posted : Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Get Meta:

Now Reading. Yes, I prefer this cover (and this one) to Penguin’s sterile white one.

Now Reading.

Yes, I prefer this cover (and this one) to Penguin’s sterile white one.

Comments (View)

posted : Wednesday, November 18th, 2009

Get Meta:

Now Reading.

Now Reading.

Comments (View)

posted : Wednesday, November 4th, 2009

Get Meta:

Well, you heard the lady. Be right back, guys! softculture: Calling all freelance martial arts consultants. comicallyvintage: I See You Know The Martial Arts!

Well, you heard the lady. Be right back, guys!

softculture: Calling all freelance martial arts consultants.

comicallyvintage: I See You Know The Martial Arts!

Comments (View)

posted : Monday, October 26th, 2009

reblogged from : Soft Cultural Interface

Get Meta:

TODAY. via Lost City

TODAY.

via Lost City

Comments (View)

posted : Friday, October 23rd, 2009

Get Meta:

a ghost and the sea. “Sea Monster, Utagawa Hoen” via Journey Round My Skull. My favorite Hoen piece.

a ghost and the sea.

“Sea Monster, Utagawa Hoen” via Journey Round My Skull. My favorite Hoen piece.

Comments (View)

posted : Monday, October 12th, 2009

Get Meta:

Now Reading. I am curious why it at least seems that there’s a typo on the cover of this edition.

Now Reading.

I am curious why it at least seems that there’s a typo on the cover of this edition.

Comments (View)

posted : Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

Get Meta: