Note that the key here is “spooky” season. There’s a playful side to this. It’s not all blood and gore or psychological torment. It’s about having fun with the possibility of those. So, no Halloween here.
First, it’s fine not to use them. I mean, I’ve done pretty well for decades without one, so how much is it going to help if I start using them now? Not much. Images would be helpful, because I can’t really draw, but I’ve always been very disappointed with the results from image generators. Video generators are worse.
The prompts used to make this video were:
So, below I’m going to be talking about where they can actually be helpful.
Specifically movies made in the 80s, not movies about the 80s.
I was thinking, the incentives of making an album have changed, so does that mean that albums have changed as well?
If you’re interested in the list, you can find it here.
The great thing about games is that you can reach flow state. What is that exactly? Well, hard to say what it is exactly, but in general it is a positive feeling of being energized while being fully immersed in some activity.
Ow wow, that’s so stupid that I can’t be possibly the first one to come up with that joke.
IF and I do mean IF the leak regarding the Marvel cards soon to arrive in MtG is true, I find it problematic.
I know, I know, not a movie but I found this interesting enough to write about.
Why 1977? That is the year I was born (which does mean that I only have second-hand experience of this year). Also, it’s a weirdly important year in terms of movies. Also, I did plan to just do this for each year after my birth. My overall goal with these kinds of articles is to use different excuses to talk about different movies, which might hopefully lead someone to find something new to watch. This specific year has plenty.