Here at Hessian Hobbies it is our goal to help single metal dads find creative and constructive ways to connect with their children. It is through this work that they craft not only works of art, but healthy souls. Amen.
Transformation trough mutations stages. Evolution as a function gain is called neomorphic. Imaginary creatures adapt into an Ecosystem and the transformation of these habitats for these creatures generates a fantastic cycle.
The mutation symbolism is part of our experiences in that trajectory, changing places, finding a new spectrum, a new phase, evolving.
Neomorphus is the second movie created for the series of free mini-shorts named Praepostere, the first being "Adiantum pedatum" - made with stop-motion technique with the theme of unusual developments in a morbid visionary.
Slow days around the Cemetery, but we wanted to point out that April 6th was the 13th anniversary of the unfortunate death of Wendy O. Williams, the infamous singer for punk band, The Plasmatics, and later a solo artist. Film buffs will remember her for her role as prison-gang leader Charlie Chambliss in Reform School Girls. Fans of metal will remember her for her "Stand By Your Man" duet with Lemmy from Motorhead.
But I will always remember her for The Plasmatics' "Butcher Baby" video. Perhaps the greatest live video ever filmed...
Enjoy the madness of whipped cream, darts, mohawks, leather, bondage masks, tutus, chainsaws, explosions and hammering guitar riffs. Wendy, you were truly one of a kind!
Slow days around the Cemetery lately, but I did just come upon this bit of brilliance. Similar to Chainsaw Maid, Lee Hardcastle recreates the classics in 60 second claymation parodies. Be sure to check out his interview over at Don't Panic, or check out his site here.
Evil Dead - Done In 60 Seconds. With Clay.
The Exorcist - Done In 60 Seconds. With Clay.
Or you can see them in their widescreen glory here and here.
Oh thank the heavens! I went back and reviewed the previous episode and realized that it wasn't Ash that got killed by Duncan. Ash is still alive! The bad guys can still win!
So back to the recap... Diana pulls her second "Duncan" and escapes the runaway truck seconds before it smashes through the warehouse wall and plummets into the ocean. Unfortunately, they must have forgotten about Professor Van Wyck, because he was still in the truck. Way to show compassion, Duncan! While this is going on, the Crimson Ghost escapes again. But at least Diana is alright, I guess. Screw Van Wyck. Back at the new Crimson Ghost hideout, a new character is introduced. He is apparently going to build the Cyclotrode for the Crimson Ghost. At the same time, Duncan, who is now back at his lab, tells Diana about his new plan to bring in a psychologist who will observe the two remaining professors and determine which one is the Crimson Ghost. But Duncan, you fool! You allow the cleaning lady to come in, only to find out that she has stashed a recorder in the trash can and the Crimson Ghost has heard your entire plan. He then replaces the real psychologist, Dr. Cushing, with an imposter who must have the widest-set eyes I have ever seen. He looks like a frog. But he is quickly foiled when he falls for Duncan's trick questions about his middle name and which hand he signs a copy of his book with. Things you should know before you impersonate someone. A fight breaks out and before Duncan can get any information from him, he pulls his collar off and is quickly turned to mush. Meanwhile, Diana is sent over to Duncan's secret apartment to retrieve the Cyclotrode plans. But two of the Crimson Ghost's goons are there to get her. One goon even pulls a move the Sopranos would be proud of. The old "Give Me The Plans to the Cyclotrode, Or I'll Smash Your Hand in This Drawer" trick. She opens the safe, but throws the plans out the window. And during this time, Duncan is quickly on his way to save the day yet again. He arrives just in time to have a three-way dance with the goons. Fists fly and one goon escapes, leaving the other high and dry. Duncan and goon number 2 brawl it out, and one of the two gets a fist to the face and falls out of the window, plummeting to the ground below. I'm going to go ahead and say that it probably wasn't Duncan, based on ever single episode so far...
Let's find out how this thing ends with the final episode: The Invisible Trail.
(And one last thank you must go out to jjsleighride for posting all the episodes!!)
Somehow, Duncan escapes again. Yes, again. He wakes up in the Crimson Ghost's laboratory, surrounded by flames and smoke. He leaps out of the way of a giant explosion and then inexplicably meanders out of the lab (But how? They never show us. I guess even the director is bored with Duncan continually escaping at the last second. Two more episodes to go and they're already phoning it in...). Back at the lab, Duncan informs the professors that he has brought back pieces from the Crimson Ghost's secret hideout, and that he's going to get fingerprints off of the equipment to reveal the Crimson Ghost's identity. But alas, it's just another trick! Duncan suspects one of the professors being aligned with the Crimson Ghost and hopes to catch the guilty party at the warehouse. On the way there, Duncan and Diana are ambushed by Ash and his funky shotgun. Gun play erupts between Duncan and Ash, but after he empties his chamber, Ash makes another escape. And unfortunately, Duncan's car is stuck in the mud. But luckily, they can simply walk the half-mile to the warehouse. And when they finally arrive, they catch Professor Van Wyck trying to steal the truck loaded with the Crimson Ghost's equipment. Busted! As Duncan is confronting Van Wyck, the real Crimson Ghost arrives, gun in hand. And as Van Wyck tries to pull his piece, Ash lets him have it with a slug of his own. Gun fire again breaks out in the warehouse, and it it there that the unthinkable happens. Duncan shoots Ash. And it is at this moment that I officially hate Duncan's guts. But the show must go on, and Duncan and the Crimson Ghost keep firing at each other. Diana and the wounded Professor Van Wyck climb into the delivery truck and try to make their escape. The Crimson Ghost then fires a shot into the windshield, causing the truck to go out of control. It crashes through the back wall of the warehouse and plunges into the sea!
Are Diana and Professor Van Wyck fish food? And is it true that Ash is dead? Find out in the penultimate episode: Double Murder.
(Thanks as always to jjsleighride for posting the episodes!)
A cold, weathered hand pierces the rust-laden earth of a late autumn night. Reanimated decay becomes the evening's guide. Masked faces bask in the fiery glow of a jack-o-lantern's illumination. A lifeless finger points the direction toward the next porch-lit house. For this is the night of ghouls and goblins and tricks and treats. This is the night of Hallowe'en...
