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  Credit to Download Sam Neill Major Campbell Peaky Blinders Wallpaper | Wallpapers.com Inspector Chester Campell is one of the first villains in Peaky Blinders that is introduced early in the show. His character is at first seen as a ‘hero’ type, when he is determined to take down the Peaky Blinders. He hires a young woman named Grace, to infiltrate the gang, and gain information to take down the mafia family for good.  However, we begin to see a much darker side of the Inspector, showing the viewers that perhaps the Peaky Blinders really aren’t a big deal compared to this monster.  He is revealed to be a crooked cop, that delights in having power for others. He falls in love with Grace, and becomes extremely angry and jealous when he learns that she is falling love with Thomas Shelby, the leader of the Peaky Blinders. He attempts to murder her when he realizes that she will never love him, and she retaliates, shooting him before he can kill her.  Campbell recovers ...

  Credit to  The Most DISTURBING Comic I've Covered So Far | CROSSED Explained I recently heard about a possible Crossed horror movie, that is based on one of the most disturbing comic books I have ever read. I'm not sure how to feel about this announcement, because I'm not sure how the director is going to pull this off. The Crossed comic follows the story of one of the worst invasions ever written in horror. People become infected with some kind of deadly virus, that turns them into total monsters, who delight in hurting others in the worst ways imaginable, while also inflicting pain on themselves in the process.  They are actual demons who walk the Earth, going after anyone who stands in their way. The chances of survival are also pretty low in this comic franchise, and very few people have been given the opportunity to have a happy ending. The comic follows multiple storylines of all kinds of characters, including villains that will leave you feeling sick on another l...

  Credit to  Absolute Batman Isn’t A Superhero’s Journey — It’s A Full-On Horror Story I have recently heard of a new Batman comic that has gained a lot of popularity from DC fans. I did hear some hype over this new series, but I didn’t get why fans were making such a big deal. Once I feasted my eyes on the new design of Joker in this series, I was instantly hooked. It’s so ballsy how the creator of this new series is willing to give fans a brand-new vision of our favorite crime fighter in the city of Gotham. I love it when I find great concepts/ideas of Batman comics like this! Even though I haven’t read the series yet, I have a feeling I’m really going to enjoy checking out this series! The designs of the villains in this comic book are INSANE! Credit to Google Plus, the villains have very different personalities compared to the villains we all know and love/dislike from Arkham Asylum, but the changes feel so fresh and original! From what I have seen so far of the villains: ...

  Credit to Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me — An Unflinching Portrait of Despair — Reactor Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is the prequel story into the final moments of Laura Palmer, a young girl who was murdered in the small town of Twin Peaks. This movie was unbearably hard to watch. What this poor girl went through before she was murdered was brutal, and I was not expecting to feel so torn over this character. Throughout the entire show, her life was revealed to the viewers through clues, but finally getting to see what she had gone through was absolutely awful, and I hated every second of it.  Kudos to the actress who played Laura Palmer, she is phenomenal, and I can’t believe I didn’t see her in other films, other than the work of David Lynch. She deserves an Oscar award for her performance in this movie, she is a horror icon in my eyes after watching the film! The movie begins with the first murder of a young woman, before Laura Palmer.  Credit to Twin Peaks: Fire...

  Credit to Laura Palmer — Meanwhile (Reversed) After an odd season 2 of Twin Peaks, I was so glad to see the show go back to the old roots of David Lynch’s work. He had directed the final episode of season 2, and it ended with a huge twist that must have pissed off fans for years. This episode goes back to the scary horror elements that David Lynch is known for, and poor Dale Cooper finds himself in a game of life or death.  Once his new love named Annie is kidnapped by a serial killer known as Windom Earle, he travels to the woods to find her. He is told about The Black Lodge, a place that only appears when two planets align. If you don’t enter The Black Lodge with courage, your soul will be lost. Dale Cooper bravely ventures into this strange realm but finds himself terrified when he encounters the creepy strangeness of this place.  Meanwhile, Audrey Horne is determined to help her father with his business. She goes to the bank to chain herself to the doors, as a way t...

  Credit to Under the Sycamore Trees: The Night ‘Twin Peaks’ Went Off the Air I finally understand why Twin Peaks season 2 has been a mix for so many fans. I enjoyed this season regardless of its flaws, but I feel it’s important to discuss why this season felt so odd. Apparently, there is a whole history to this season, and its pretty shocking how so many directors/writers were involved in the second half of season 2.  The history to season 2 is quite a lot, and I’m planning to talk about this in a future article. Let’s just say that the network decided to interfere in David Lynch’s masterpiece, and it led to creative differences and frustrations. This was a shame to hear about, because it makes me wonder what kind of season we would have gotten if David Lynch had been fully involved.  The first half of season 2 felt like David Lynch’s influence. Credit to Twin Peaks: la seconda stagione non è ciò che sembra | Anonima Cinefili The first half of season 2 was focusing on th...