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Mashup of clips from Fame and Robocop featuring Paul McCrane, set to his song “Is it Okay if I Call You Mine” from the Fame soundtrack. It’s a funny juxtaposition of graphic violence and sweet sentimentality.

Paul McCrane played Emil Antonowsky in RoboCop and Montgomery MacNeil in Fame. You may also know him as Dr. Robert “Rocket” Romano on ER, who died from a helicopter falling on him – not as bad as getting soaked in toxic waste and hit by a car, but still pretty unlucky.

Rare photo of J. Elvis Weinstein as Tom Servo filming a theater segment from Season 1 of MST3K.

[Sane Inside Insanity]

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Great song and great video from They Might Be Giants’ classic 1990 album Flood.

See the rest here: The Legion of Real Life Supervillains by Butcher Billy

Some might say all art is a reflection of the times we live in.

If back in the day comics and movies were pretty naive and faced only as pure escapism, today’s fiction has to evoke reality to create something truly meaningful… and frightening.

This series is an experiment where a dictator, a psycho, a murderer (sometimes they are the whole package) or even a suspicious figure from real life is mashed with a comics bad guy – strangely related some way or the other with his counterpart.

The depressing thing? Realising that if the comic book supervillains were actually the ones threatening real life, the world wouldn’t be such a bad place.

The Team:

Mao Zedong as Darkseid

Osama Bin Laden as Green Goblin

Muammar Gaddafi as Bizarro

Adolf Hitler as Galactus

Charles Manson as The Joker

Mark David Chapman as Doctor Octopus

Joseph Stalin as Kraven

George W. Bush as Two-Face

Mark Zuckerberg as Loki

Astoria Studio got their hands on some original 35mm RoboCop footage giving us a behind the scenes look at the making of this classic 1987 film. It was edited together and screened at a special RoboCop event organized by the Institut Lumiere in France.

Bruce Willis and John Travolta Relax at Strip Club on Set of Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction.

Photo by linda R. Chen/© Miramax

[Vanity Fair]

[Mondo Exploito]

Cast:

Christoph Waltz – Jesus Christ
Brad Pitt (Taran Killam) – St. Peter
Ving Rhames (Kenan Thompson) – Pontius Pilate
Samuel L. Jackson (Jay Pharoah) – Judas Iscariot

Artwork by Jeffrey ‘CHAMBA’ Cruz

A re-imagination of Sam Keith’s 1993 Image comic ”the MAXX’ .

A remake of #1 cover originally drawn by Keith.

So the Maxx is supposed to be a homeless bloke.
So I fully took that route with this re-imagining of him

These are animated gifs that have been corrupted, usually through datamoshing, resulting in trippy, sometimes disturbing, glitches. A lot of these will start out normal, then a person will suddenly distort or melt away.