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This image shows a horizontal bar chart detailing the election results for Gorton and Denton, titled Greens win majority of 4,000 in Gorton and Denton. The chart lists the number of votes for candidates who received at least 1% of the total vote. The Green Party bar is the longest and is colored green, followed by Reform UK in blue, Labour in red, Conservatives in a darker blue, and Liberal Democrats in orange.

I’m so happy this morning! #greenparty

The image is a vertical photograph taken at night, looking up at the entrance of a theater. At the top of the frame, there is white text with a black background overlay that reads: "Loved this!!!! Proper scary!!! Very clever, performances were very moving 👏👏👏👏👏" Below the text, the Ambassadors Theatre is visible. The architecture features a curved facade lit with a warm red glow. A large vertical banner or poster is displayed on the front of the building, depicting a silhouetted man holding a flashlight and opening a door. At the bottom of this banner, the title "PARANORMAL ACTIVITY" is written in glowing orange neon-style letters.

Eddie the computer

Watching The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy... who knew Douglas Adams was going to predict the personality of ChatGPT?

“I know I'm just going to get a bundle of kicks out of any program you care to run through me.”

Join David, Henry, and Ross as they reminisce about cider making and the ancient tradition of wassailing.
Catch the full conversation in the latest episode of the Dark Darzet podcast!
🎧 Listen here: tinyurl.com/Wwwassail or search for “Dark Darzet” wherever you get your podcasts.

You need to - fantastic

Midsommar soundtrack cover

Listening to the Midsommar soundtrack, such a fantastic score. Must watch it again soon.

Right Ship Show: Stand-Up Comedy for Poole Lifeboat Comedy at The King Charles! 5 acts + open mic in aid of Poole Lifeboat. April 30, 7pm. £12. A massive night of laughs for a great cause!

I’m helping organize a night of stand-up comedy on April 30th at the King Charles pub on Poole Quay! It’s all in aid of the Poole Lifeboat Station, so please come along if you’re in the area.
Tickets are available here:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/right-ship...

A grainy, low-light close-up of comedian Freddie Starr lying down, captured with a blue-tinted night-vision effect. He appears to be in a trance-like state with his eyes partially closed, reportedly during a paranormal investigation where he was said to be possessed by a spirit named "Roger."

Listeners of the podcast will no doubt enjoy Stuart Millard's @franticplanet.bsky.social YouTube channel. It features some great TV from the '80s, '90s, and '00s, but I’d specifically point you towards his coverage of the exorcism of Freddie Starr. youtu.be/XRRhNvSsW3g?...

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How to Mute Words and Tags on Bluesky App YouTube video by HardReset.Info

I mute words and unfollow people who post people who over post youtu.be/pp_6jXs2E0E?...

A screenshot of a Letterboxd film diary showing eight movie reviews from January to June 2025. The top entry is "28 Years Later" (2025) with a 5-star rating and a heart icon. Other highly rated films (4.5 stars) include "Karate Kid: Legends," "Dream Scenario," "Civil War," and "Fresh". The list also features "Conclave," "Strange Darling," and "Heretic," all rated 4 stars.

A screenshot of a Letterboxd film diary displaying five movie reviews from August to December 2025. All films listed—"Wake Up Dead Man," "Sovereign," "Frankenstein," "Saturday Night," and "Sinners"—received 4.5-star ratings. Four of the films also feature a heart icon, indicating they were marked as favorites.

Here are my favorite films that I watched for the first time and remembered to review in 2025, with '28 Years Later' being the standout 5-star winner.

An image of a cluttered, creative desk setup against a deep blue wall. The desk is packed with various pieces of technology and hobbyist gear, including a laptop, a desktop monitor, a small MIDI keyboard, a mechanical keyboard, a microphone on a boom arm, and a VR headset. The wall behind the desk is decorated with several framed posters and prints, including: • A large, vibrant "This Island Earth" movie poster featuring a Metaluna Mutant. • The classic "I Want to Believe" X-Files UFO poster. • A "Ghost of Frankenstein" movie poster. • A small Andy Warhol-style portrait. Other notable items on the desk include various action figures, a red fez hat resting on a lamp, and a large Dalek model from "Doctor Who" to the right. The room has a cozy, personal feel with purple LED accent lighting beneath the monitor shelf.

There was much merriment made about me spilling beer on my ‘felt’ desk cover in the recent @generalwitch.bsky.social podcast - I thought I’d use that as an excuse to share my desk set up which I’m very pleased with after a bit of a tidy up over Xmas

The front cover of a book titled "MAKE SURE YOU'RE AROUND AFTER YOU'VE GONE." The cover is an olive green color with a textured finish. It features a dark, blurry illustration of a person standing next to a larger, shadowy figure that resembles a ghost in a sheet. At the bottom, it says "GHOST STORIES" in orange hand-drawn lettering, with a note: "INTRODUCTION BY DAVID LOWERY."

A photograph of a black page in a book. Centered on the page is hand-written style text in white chalk-like lettering that reads: "THE SUM OF OUR PARTS, CHRIS ADRIAN." The page is slightly angled, showing the curve of the book’s spine on the left.

A close-up photograph of page 87 from a book. The text begins with: "Beatrice needed a new liver. Her old one had succumbed to damage suffered in a fall one month earlier..." The narrative describes a woman in a coma whose spirit is watching a nurse named Judy draw her blood. The lighting creates a soft shadow across the bottom left of the page.

Really enjoying this collection of short ghost stories I got for Christmas- I’m about halfway through and this one by Chris Adrian is the stand out so far - can’t stop thinking about it

Eve of the daleks poster

I think Eve of the Daleks might be my new favourite festive special

Always fun to revisit old books with John. Go check it out

Today on the #DoctorWho Too Hot For TV Advent Calendar I am joined by @revoltingross.bsky.social

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Screenshot of several eBay listings for Livewire Chillers paperbacks. The titles shown are A Lucky Charm, Murder in Mind, Down Came a Spider, Hooked, and Coming Home. Each listing is priced at £3.31 with delivery costs displayed underneath, and all are marked as pre owned. The book covers feature bright illustrated artwork typical of 90s school reading series.

Anyone remember those Livewire Chillers from school, the little horror books for kids who weren’t big readers?
I’m selling a few on eBay if you’re interested.

ebay.us/m/NrTiKH

A screenshot of the Vinted app showing a list of recommended items. The top row shows two men’s shirts from Jack and Jones and Massimo Dutti. The second row shows a black Bauhaus band T shirt and, next to it, a copy of the book ‘The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich’ with a large swastika on the cover.

Every so often Vinted throws in a wild card among the usual shirts and T-shirts it serves me, as if to test the algorithmic waters. ‘Fancy some Nazis?’

Will be going on Stranger Things social media lock down from tomorrow

My dyslexia keeps making me think that people posting about COP30 is something about C3P0. Keep getting worried about Antony Daniels

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Black and white photo of two morris dancers

With my #DarkDarzet hat on (or rather T-shirt) I was invited to do a talk about the history of Morris Dancing. Not knowing anything on the subject didn’t stop me doing it. Here’s a recording of the night, our new podcast episode: Morris Dancing Talk LIVE.

pod.link/1640220316/e...

Thanks, Ray. I’ll seek them out. I think the wording of my question has exposed my naivety about what Bollywood actually means.

Thanks 🙏

Thanks - will seek them out

These sound great!

Realised I’ve never seen a Bollywood film. Any suggestions on something a notice would enjoy? Are there Bollywood horror films?

Bride of Frankenstein

Drew this today

The books next to my bed

The books next to my bed

The books next to my bed

Just sorted out my bedside book pile . Big shout out to ‘Tongues’ by Anders Nilsen- one of the must impressive graphic novels I’ve read in ages

a cartoon character is looking at a green brain shaped container Alt: a cartoon character is looking at a green brain shaped container

Just got back from a 3d cinema screening of Paranorman with the family - love that film