Two ways to go here: A weird pest tribal or a graveyard deck… or a combination of the two.
Aki Vs. Evil: Grabbers
I wasn’t sure if I wanted to do this, but I found a compelling reason in Ryan Hollinger’s point of view.
Aki Vs. Evil – Evil Dead II
Part of me wanted to leave this as the last movie on the list just because of the iconic nature of this movie, especially within this genre, but after going through all the options, I came up with one I would much rather leave until the end, even if that movie has reached only a fraction of the viewers this one has and is not very known in general, but we’ll get back to that.
Aki Vs. Evil – Cemetery Man (Dellamorte Delamore)
Oh, wow. One of the many production companies for this movie is Silvio Berlusconi Communications, which I can pretty safely assume is a company owned by Silvio Berlusconi, a long time prime minister of Italy with a – let’s say – problematic career.
I’m Pretty Blunt Here, but Fuck The Irregulars
Okay, admittedly I only watched one episode, but they missed the point so badly in that one that I’m not going to watch more.
EDH Deck Time – Kianne / Imbraham
EDH Deck Time – Valentin / Lisette
These cards are kind of weird. They are clearly meant to work together, but obviously, you can’t have each side available to you at the same time, so you need figure out how use both sides. I’m not going to do that. Basically, I’m making a horde deck, which tries to grow the creatures though black’s ability to gain life consistently. It is also possible that Valentin is itself a nice plan in certain contexts, where graveyards are well used.
Aki Vs. Evil – Teeth
I don’t really like it when movies feel the need to explain everything.
Kaldheim Is a Mess
Just feels like it.
Aki Vs. Evil – The Toxic Avenger and Father’s Day
In a previous instalment I discussed directors, who’s work I might not be the biggest fan of, but I do appreciate their existence. I could have easily added Michael Herz and Lloyd Kaufman (who co-directed this under a pseudonym) to the list.