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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 11/10/2026

how. what. shouldn't these be the other way around

internet speed test with 0.45mbps down and 6.39mbps up

laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 06/10/2026

i think the post got deleted cause otherwise i would've rs'd it but *man* its another Thinking About Neotokyo night again

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 05/09/2026

they should've kept this bit in

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 29/08/2026

view from my window and other assorted pics

arches hanging on with interlocking chains

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 26/08/2026

might be the funniest developer post i've seen in a long while

!??!?!??!?!?
LESBIAN DIVORCE RATES???
- posted by Team Fortune Dev [developer] (ie: Dizzie while she still has access to the account, long story)

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 15/08/2026

the control center has been even more broken for like a week or two now lmao

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 15/08/2026

helldivers is a game that works

helldivers screenshot with a broken ui display message

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 10/08/2026

even more shots. i built a horse and nearly finished the gas station

a white horse statue stands amidst early morning fog

the same horse statue but the sun is behind it casting god rays and shadows and such

standing outside the gas station convenience store, it is very unfinished and empty inside

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 01/08/2026

genuinely in love with these works from 1800s Japan, the met museum site has been an incredible source for finding high quality scans of this stuff

cropped browser screenshot of the met museum website searching for artworks under the name Utagawa Hiroshige

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 30/07/2026

something i threw together for a bit

how do i even describe this for alt text lmao

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 29/07/2026

if sinkdog had to piss would she do it like this or like this

drawing of two sinkdogs, one is peeing by a fire hydrant and the other is peeing standing up

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 28/07/2026

more shots i took on my bud's server

a castle hidden in the fog amongst the clouds

a foggy and rainy sunset with a bridge dimly lit by lanterns in the bottom left

a noclip shot underneath a grassy hill looking up at the night time sky, only the blades of grass are visible (looking like they are floating) there is a small silhouette of what i attempted to make look like a lamppost out of visible block faces from this angle

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 26/07/2026

got sum new shoes check da fit

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 19/07/2026

some shots i took on my bud's server

start of a new building with only the front wall complete. there is a (poorly, but funnily) built chicken in the background

orthogonal birds eye view of a zombie in enchanted copper armour

behind the aforementioned chicken from the first pic, the sun happened to be at an angle that lines up with the ceiling and wall from my perspective

an (unfinished) gas station. it is raining

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 30/06/2026

Brokeback Mountain (2005, Lee) end of the month and thus end of the thread. i figured why the hell not watch THE gay cowboy movie? hadn't seen it anyways. i'm pretty pleased with Gyllenhaal and Ledger's performances, seeing as i happen to kiss men too. happy pride!

Jack Twist (Jake Gyllenhaal) sleeping in a field with his hat down covering his eyes, there is a dog beside him looking at a herd of sheep

a landscape shot of some extremely flat plain fields, there are some animals to the left
(also this looks strangely similar to the Earth 2 Special Low Frequency Album cover, anyone else see it?)

a house and Ennis Del Mar (Heath Ledger) standing by a light blue truck outside

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 29/06/2026

12 Angry Men (1957, Lumet) every new "type of guy" bit is born from this group of 12 Men, this film contains every man that has ever been and ever will be jokes aside, this is genuinely one of the best movies ever made

Juror 4 (E.G. Marshall) showing the knife to Juror 8 (Henry Fonda)

mostly everyone standing facing away from the table except Juror 3 and Juror 7 (Jack Warden) sitting down at the table listening to the racist guy

Juror 3 (Lee J Cobb) pointing a finger to the right

the last shot in the movie, a top down view of the table with all the men sitting down, with Juror 10 absent from his chair. text at the top of the screen reads "a united artists presentation"

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 28/06/2026

Greener Grass (2019, Luebbe & DeBoer) genuine fever dream. i felt nauseous and uncomfortable at times and it goes for that feeling on purpose. has that mid-budget adult swim sketch vibe to it. loved the humor

Greener Grass title card, there is a smiling mouth and teeth with braces behind it.

a four way intersection where every entrance is being used by people driving golf carts

from left to right, Lisa (Dawn Luebbe), Jill (Jocelyn DeBoer), Kim Ann (Mary Holland) standing infront of a pool

a slightly messier Jill is grinning at something offscreen to the left

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 28/06/2026

Targets (1968, Bogdanovich) this guy just lowkey kills people cause he's bored like nothing fucking happens in this movie why does this have a 4.0 on letterboxd (i forgot to make the post before it turned midnight again!!!! fuuuuck!!)

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

IT IS NOW 11:40 A.M. MY WIFE IS STILL ASLEEP. BUT WHEN SHE WAKES UP I AM GOING TO KILL HER. THEN I AM GOING TO KILL MY MOTHER.

I KNOW THEY WILL GET ME. BUT THERE WILL BE MORE KILLING BEFORE I DIE.

Bobby (Tim O'Kelly) looking at something offscreen, his car is behind him

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 26/06/2026

Life Is Cheap… But Toilet Paper Is Expensive (1989, Wang) Felt like rewatching a favourite today Multiple Character vignettes are interwoven through the plot as our unnamed protagonist explores Hong Kong, and contains i think is the longest running chase scene ever put to film at 20 minutes (?!)

Money (Cora Miao, "as in not for free?") is smoking a cigarette and looking at the camera

a lone left hand sits atop a clean bed, there is a table with a bowl of blood on it next to the bed

a taxi driver (Allen Fong) is yelling at the camera "you understand, foreign devil?"

the protagonist (Spencer Nakasako) staring out into the sea with a clouded and foggy Hong Kong visible on the horizon

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 26/06/2026

Network (1976, Lumet) I'M MAD AS HELL AND I'M NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE!!! insane that so much of this film still holds true today. a critical hit in terms of mocking the establishment, the media and every corporation and form of business ever.

Howard Beale (Peter Finch) preparing to talk on the news show

Max (William Holden) looking at Diana (Faye Dunaway)

Howard holding his arms up in a dark studio with only a spotlight on him, there is a stained glass window behind him

Mr Jensen (Ned Beatty) yelling across a conference table "you have meddled with the primal forces of nature, mr beale!"

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 24/06/2026

Synecdoche, New York (2008, Kaufman) "The End is Built into the Beginning" i feel this harbors a great, deep and unknowable secret. one you'll never know because you don't know yourself, nor anyone, nor anyone else. one day you'll find an idea so enticing you'll obsess over it for the rest of your-

a view of new york city except there's a warehouse ceiling infrastructure covering the sky, implying that every building you see here is fake

a closeup shot of a map where a green box is labeled "warehouse #2" except within that map of #2 is a smaller warehouse labeled "warehouse #3" and deeper within that is a 4th warehouse

an excerpt from a book titled Getting Better -
"I show you my leg. I stand close and you inhale my perfume. I offer my ripe flower to you and you deny it. This book is over."

many attendees standing at a funeral with umbrellas raised, further from them is a row of people overseeing these actors portraying a funeral, behind the actors is a screen playing a video of another funeral.
the entire thing is a set. even the rain is fake.

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 23/06/2026

Shin Kamen Rider (2023, Anno) found myself bored through most of the film, it does cool things sometimes, but simply wasn't entertaining to me because i dont really enjoy tokusatsu. the parts where it embraces its 70's roots by reusing soundtracks and sound effects are the best bits in my opinion

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 22/06/2026

Project Hail Mary (2026, Lord & Miller) space is fuckin' scary, man

Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) leaning into a microphone

3d printed alien-made star chart map thing on a desk for examination

Grace on the exterior of the Hail mary using the Petrovascope looking at Tau Ceti, it is very green and orange

Grace and Rocky (James Ortiz) sitting on a beach

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 21/06/2026

Mickey and Nicky (1976, May) the Philly equivalent of Kane and Lynch, but in the 70's. pretty good, although its hard not to see Peter Falk as anything other than Columbo, i'm still up for whatever he's in.

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 20/06/2026

Videodrome (1983, Cronenberg) Death to Videodrome! Long live the new flesh! I had already seen this a long long time ago, but i figured this 35mm Open Matte version was worth a watch. many thanks to the Chungking Archive and @rarefilmm.bsky.social :)

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 19/06/2026

The Man From Earth: Holocene (2017, Schenkman) I saw the first film about a year ago and i really enjoyed it. Holocene is at least an honest attempt at creating a sequel, and fails completely. I appreciate some of the returning actors after a decade, but this university student plot is NOT it.

John Oldman (David Lee Smith) standing looking at a model of a caveman

John Oldman and Dan (Tony Todd) sharing 75 year old whisky together

a group photo of the uni students with John except he is holding a cup of coffee to hide his face

Harry (John Billingsley) looking at a visibly older John Oldman (lol)

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 18/06/2026

The Usual Suspects (1995, Singer) GIMME THE FUCKIN' KEYS YOU COCKSUCKA MUTHAFUCKAAA that ending! holy shit! it was him!

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 17/06/2026

my buddy @shpeck.neocities.org, another friend and i spent about 3 days setting up a bit before we were able to pull it off on our new server, completely worth it.

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 17/06/2026

Hana-Bi (1997, Kitano) A beautiful story about a detective and his wife. Kitano at arguably his best, and Hisaishi's score knocks it out of the park once more. All in all a Perfect Film. I love this man.

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 16/06/2026

Primer (2004, Carruth) Two guys in shirts and ties just completely fucking up timeline. i'm actually still watching this as i post, but i'm loving it already

Aaron (Shane Carruth) and Abe (David Sullivan) looking at a storage building

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 15/06/2026

Fight Club (1999, Fincher) honestly just rewatching this because a friend of mine told me he had never seen it. tyler is literally me or whatever the kids say these days

"Rupert" (Edward Norton) standing in an ice cave

"The Clever Guy" standing in a phone box holding a phone up to his ear

Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt) and several unnamed tough guys facing the camera. Tyler is threatening to take your balls

Tyler and Marla (Helena Bonham Carter) holding hands as several buildings explode

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 14/06/2026

Days, Months, Years and Nothing Else (2024, Hüseynov) i almost forgot to watch one today and ended up not having time for a full length one before the day ended, so instead i saw an experimental short film

a hooded man facing away from the camera with his hand up, there is text at the bottom of the screen that says "3 weeks have passed."

another (perhaps the same?) hooded silhouette with bisexual lighting in the background

a pink blur with the text "This isn't the first color I've had to abandon"

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 13/06/2026

Playtime (1967, Tati) "It’s like a double-page spread of Where's Waldo? but everyone is Waldo." is about the best way the boxd review could put it. What an absolutely wonderful movie. There is so much beauty to be found in the mundane.

Monsieur Hulot (Jacques Tati) overlooking a hall of cubicle offices

Monsieur Hulot and another gentleman holding plates of food at a cafe/bar. there is a green pharmacy sign which is making everything in the room tinted with green light

a man stands in a parking lot(?) looking at a long building, the early morning light is starting to appear on the end of the building

a road with a bunch of cars going by, there is a bunch of street lights everywhere and to the right is an entrance to a French Airport

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 12/06/2026

Crime Wave (1985, Paizs) The one i actually wanted to see yesterday, insane that its the same title and same year, anyways. way more high concept than the simple story Raimi told in his one. A story within stories of a struggling canadian writer trying to make it big

Steven (John Paizs) looking at something while Kim (Eva Kovacs) is in the background looking at him

a road with three people in hazmat suits, one of them is crouched down and aiming a gun to the left, on each side of the road are several corporate signs, gas stations and motels like that one image about postpostcapitalism and the urban sprawl (you know the one)

a piece of paper inside a typewriter with the words:
"i real ly did mean to be good ."

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 11/06/2026

Crimewave (1985, Raimi) NOT the movie i intended to watch today. Raimi back on his bullshit in this, but oh hey look Bruce Campbell!

Vic (Reed Birney) making a face and reading a book titled "HOW TO TALK TO GIRLS"

Renaldo (Bruce Campbell) looking to the side and absolutely DRENCHED in pink lighting

Arthur (Brion James) riding a giant rat atop a van and doing a lasso cowboy motion (you know the one)

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 10/06/2026

Paris, Texas (1984, Wenders) The dust has come to stay. A true movie for the soul. One that i didn't just want, but *needed* to hear.

Travis (Harry Dean Stanton) covered in dust and sand is looking out into the distance in the desert. He is wearing a black suit, white shirt, yellow tie and red hat

a car with Travis and his brother Walt (Dean Stockwell) sitting inside, it is night and Walt is driving. there is a green-ish light above and surrounding them on the road.

Jane (Nastassja Kinski) wearing a bright pink sweater and looking to the left, her blonde hair is covering her face, with only her lips and nose visible

Jane on the left sitting on a table with her arms crossed and listening intently with what Travis has to say on the right with a phone held up, he is lit in a nice shade of blue with a little rim light of a warmer colour by his ear. Jane is in the warm light. there is a slight blur in the middle of the shot because of the split diopter lens they used. (or atleast, i *think* this is a split diopter shot, lol)

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laura @godheadheavyindustries.life · 09/06/2026

Toys (1996, Levinson) what happens when the military gets into the toy business? video games, i guess. also, i *love* these outdoor shots of the tall grass meadows

a car arriving at a fancy looking house, except half of it is a white cube and the front face has a blue sky and clouds painted on

Leslie Zevo (Robin Williams) and Leland Zevo (Michael Gambon) sitting in one of those small vehicles you use to go around factories (i forget what they are called). they are waiting for a small group of toy ducks to cross between two walls of painted clouds. the floor is fake grass, and a man is holding a yellow stop sign with the words "DUCK CROSSING".

a landscape outdoors shot of a tall and hilly grass field. there is a highly guarded black van on the left, and a white box with no roof on the right.

an ominous and mysterious detective looking toy with red eyes is roaming around on a red carpet among various furniture

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