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The Codex of Filth (Inspired Divine Gospel of Shpiss)
Shpiss doesn’t care if you believe in him. Your body already does. Life, death, disease, decay, and filth are everywhere. PRAISE BE TO THE FILTHY ONE!
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To My Beautiful Lover (Original Doggerel Poetry)
Original Philistine poetry.
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Trancers (1984) Movie Review
Jason dives into Trancers (1984), a lean, strange, very ’80s sci-fi film packed with time travel, bounty hunting, practical effects, and plenty of attitude.
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The Chorus Says No (Original Napkin Poetry)
Original napkin poetry.
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My Photographs (Original Short Story)
A photographer wanders the city collecting private, unguarded moments. He watches, preserves, and catalogs…but the photographs are not entirely his to keep.
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ATTENTION! READ NOW! (Original Flash Story)
A strange warning demands your attention and refuses to let go.
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Dark City (1998) Movie Review
Dark City is a grimy neo-noir science-fiction thriller packed with oppressive architecture, strange performances, dated-but-charming CGI, and questions about identity and reality. Despite a few bizarre costume choices, its atmosphere, acting, music, and worldbuilding make it an easy recommendation for fans of darker sci-fi.
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The Death of the Humanities
A short essay lamenting the loss of the humanities, in favour of loving SEO and corpo-slop.
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The Interview of a Young Man (Original Play)
A desperate young man receives an interview for a job he never applied for. The salary is absurd, the company barely exists, and the interviewer seems to know far more about him than she should. The Interview of a Young Man is a one-act supernatural horror play about ambition, guilt, and getting exactly what you…
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