Inside my mind was a human being. It was a person who I once was and who I once could be. This person no longer exists on this planet except as a prisoner of those who hate him. Perhaps a word like hate is too strong a term…. They simply don’t care. As for this…
As I lay in bed that cold winter’s night having my usual late night wank, my white virgin sixteen year old cheeks clenched as I pulled on my cut knob to the point of orgasm once more. The semen which quirted from myself seemed to spell in cursive: ‘Come, come’ in the white fluid which…
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Director David l Hewitt (1939-) is certainly a low budget name which should be cherished. His movies are largely forgotten now and it’s a shame he doesn’t do more interviews to discuss his achievements. The best of these are his time themed movies which include rather ingenious plot points or twists. These include the slightly…
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I was driving down the road of that old lonesome town. There really was barely a soul around. It was a place called Putaville which the birds named penis and clitoris after their residents’ morning cries. Along the road trekked a lonely looking soul and I said hop in as I had some sort of…
How can you describe actor George Nader (1921-2002 heart failure, pneumonia and strokes)? He was beefcake and gay and not the best of actors and Universal studios thought of him as a sub-par Rock Hudson (1925-85 AIDS). However, this actor who came from the theatre won a Golden Globe in 1955 as Best Newcomer and…
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What can I tell you of the spirits which haunt me? Am I myself one of those spirits which have escaped from beneath the bowels of the Earth? Are we contained in the gaseous mess which rises and escapes in fissures? Is that why we are so obsessed with burying ourselves once more in the…
Did you hear the one about the footballer and the hooker? Well, I hadn’t until last night, said QAnon. What a long night it was and it was totally unexpected. I don’t know if it was the army or some sort of underworld star chamber but when the evil one’s friend the brother-in-law turned up…
“They want your vol-au-vant! … How’s that for a title?” said QAnon’s agent: “How does that grab you?… Kind of like Count Alucard does it in the mirror!” The Hollywood producer raised his eyebrows… “And there’s this great scream moment in a supermarket where a women with two kids panics in horror when she sees…
*contains spoilers The movie The Survivor (1981) is a part of my mythos in terms that it reflects a story which happened and had events played out differently I would not be alive or even been born as a result. The Survivor is also a film which was shot in my home city of Adelaide…
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Peter James (1947-) was born in Sydney. Suffering from dyslexia in an era which didn’t understand the disorder, he was interested in photography from a young age. He began an apprenticeship to become a cinematographer at age fifteen before he joined the Commonwealth Film Unit where he met such people as Peter Weir, Donald Crombie…
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