Surely some GM can use this pic for a post-apoclyptic game.
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I always thought that was the best shot in that movie, even if it doesn't make a lot of sense.
ReplyDeleteI always thought one of the coolest concepts was in Aldus Huxley's Brave New World where, over the generations, religion got somehow (but not surprisingly) mixed up in history and the characters made reference to "The year of our Ford..." and made the sign of the 'T' as in model T.
ReplyDeleteBy John Frum, I totally get that pun! ;P
ReplyDeleteAwesome, what movie is it from?
ReplyDeleteInstead of post-apoc, I'd go with modern occult. Car necromancers, who imbue abandoned automobiles with evil spirits to create Christine and The Car.
ReplyDeleteword verification: werei. The dreaded Were-I; anyone bitten turns into me during the full moon.
the idea car is not just metal and horsepower, but a work of
ReplyDeletebeauty and passion
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ReplyDeleteAwesome, what movie is it from?"
I believe that's from COVEN (pronounced "COH-VEN" b/c "CUH-VEN" sounds like oven, man) but mostly known from American Movie.
Thanks a lot!
ReplyDeleteI think so, not sure :)
ReplyDeleteHey! That's my Ford Granada! What the heck!
ReplyDeleteI love this photo. I'm nost sure where you got it, but's it's perfect.
ReplyDeleteThis is how Transformers are made.
ReplyDeleteYep, it's definitely a shot from "Coven". Good lord, that movie was awful!
ReplyDeleteMost Excellent!
ReplyDelete~Adaen of Bridgwater
Picture filed away for future use!
ReplyDeleteMwha ha ha!
That's hilarious! A player in my gaming group always fields a band of black-robed cultists in our pulp games. I'm definitely sharing this with our group!
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