Robert Pattinson has grown so much as an actor, I don’t even view him as “that kid from Twilight” anymore. He’s carving out a fantastic career for himself.

One of my favorite lines in “Austin Powers” is when No. 2 is going through all the different business they own and operate he ends on: “a factory in Chicago that makes miniature models of other factories.” And it really only works because of Robert Wagner’s amazing delivery of it.

Started rewatching S1 of “Heroes” on Netflix. I remember binge watching this on DVD back when I worked at the video store. Still think the 1st season holds up pretty well. I miss this era of television. Heroes, Lost, Walking Dead, Breaking Bad. All amazing stuff.

My first tattoo… ten years later. Yes it was inspired by CM Punk. I need to get the red touched up on my stars, which I had colored in later.

Churches immediately get creepy when you turn them black and white.

Live look at me walking through the summer heat looking for Halloween merch now that the 4th of July is over. (yes I actually did score some, I'll post pics later)

Me running my AC at 70 degrees instead of 68 to help the environment.

Finally finished watching all of the "Pirates" movies in this cool 4K boxed set. The original trilogy is absolutely fantastic and then they just sort of tacked two more movies on after that. They aren't bad, persay. But they certainly don't have the magic of the original three.

“Ahoy Fountain; Eldora, Iowa. Main Street Building” Meanwhile, if you type in “Stranger Things” you can find all kinds of content that looks like it actually would violate that brands copyright. But sure, remove my photography of an ACTUAL BUILDING.

I just got a copyright strike notification from the website that I host my photography on. Netflix had this photo removed because it said I violated its “Stranger Things” copyright. Folks, I didn’t even **have Stranger Things tagged in the photo**. The name of the print was:

Very rarely will I stop a movie partway through, but I did that tonight for “Lone Ranger” (2013). I picked up the BluRay for $4 at Goodwill and lowkey want a refund for it And I’m the type that can usually find the best in even the worst of films. Not this one. It’s biggest sin? It’s boring as fuck

So whats for lunch today?

I haven't been out to do any photography work for quite a while. Tonight I took a small walk and brought my camera along with. Here are a few photos:

Went and seen "Masters of the Universe" tonight - I'm not the biggest He-Man fan in the universe (get it lol) but I thought the movie was just sort of alright. At times they nailed the feeling of "kid playing with action figures" but I thought it took waaaay to long to get to that point.

CANDYMAN (1992) -- I don't think I talk enough about just how much I love this movie.

It’s 10:30pm in the year 1998. Matthew Lesko is dressed like the Riddler yelling about all the free money you can get from the government. Life is good.

Vampiro really was one of the coolest things about late era WCW before they closed up shop for good.

I’m really feeling the October vibes tonight so I pulled deep into my archive (of movies I’ve purchased but haven’t seen yet) and pulled out “The House of Seven Corpses” a horror flick from 1974 #NowWatching #FilmSky #Horror

I miss these multi-film DVD sets from the early 2000's. The picture quality would always be crap & so would most of the movies on them. But they was fun to purchase around the #Halloween season.

I’m partway through “Neuromancer” at the moment. I’ve enjoyed parts of it but sometimes I don’t quite understand whats supposed to be going on. It’s made it a bit hard to finish.

I have absolutely no idea what I just purchased but how do you turn down an "erotic horror classic" from 1982 called 'LIVING DEAD GIRL' -- this has to be a flick that inspired Rob Zombie to write the song "Living Dead Girl".

Sad to hear one of my favorite gaming franchises, Destiny, is coming to an end. Especially because they don’t appear to have anything new planned for the foreseeable future. It’s a bummer they’d didn’t get to go out with the final 3 DLCs they had in the works, which would have included Old Chicago.

Shoutout to these 90’s era ninja toys, which seemed to dominate ever grocery store gumball machine for a period of time. I remember these guys getting super popular when I was in middle school. And I mean, rightfully so. They are pretty sweet.

A couple of my recent horror movie purchases. "The House of Seven Corpses" was a blind purchase. Never heard of that one before, but it's got a cool cover and is from 1973. Seems worth a shot to me. "The Guardian" is one of those weird films I've wanted to watch for a long time now.

Nintendo, this is really your fault for letting me do whatever I want in #TomadachiLife. It was only a matter of time before I created Charles Manson.

A great place to start is “The Man from Hong Kong”.

I love how you can write the stupidest, most specific thing(s) you want into #TomodachiLife

**Opens the Lament Configuration** You opened the box. We came. And we are calling you about your cars extended warantyyyy.

#TomadachiLife on the Nintendo Switch is an absolute blast. I love creating Mii characters, too. Tonight I added Wayne Static to my island.