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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
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Tuesday night visual cuisine Twin Peaks s2e21-22 & the last Venture Bros episodes S7e7-10 8pm est
(blorpslurp.github.io)
Please donate if you are able to:
https://hexbear.net/post/5278275
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https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-onandrah-escape-violence-and-homelessness
@@@@This comes from above: it's strongly recommended to use a VPN for cytube. @@@@ There was a thread recently about vpns and a few you should explicitly avoid.
You can read more about Peertube and potential security concerns here: https://hexbear.net/post/3471120?scrollToComments=false
We will be using Blorptube tonight: https://blorp.bot.nu/o/visual_cuisine It is still recommended to use a vpn for peertube.
The visual cuisine for tonight are the final Two Peaks followed by the final Venture Bros episodes, which will be over after a movie and an interview with the creators on Chapo. Special thanks to DrMonarch for uploading the entirety of Venture Bros, uncensored.
Twin Peaks
https://www.doesthedogdie.com/media/12451?index1=-1&index2=-1
- Domestic violence
- Stalking
- Drugs & alcohol
- Addiction
- An animal dies
- A pet dies
- Shaving/cutting
- Kidnapping
- Cheating
- Abusive parents
- Abused becomes the abuser
- A woman is brutalized for spectacle
- Gaslighting
- A character is abused with a belt
- Child abuse
- Bugs
- A character is drugged
- References to pedophilia
- References to and implied sexual assault
- A bully beats someone up
- A character is restrained
- A character's mouth is covered
- A character struggles to breathe
- A character gets choked
- A character has undergone amputation in the past
- A character dies by hanging
- Unconsciousness
- Bone breaking
- Finger mutilation
- Corpses
- Torture
- References to a child dying
- Sexualization of minors
- A character sacrifices themself
- Death
- A disabled character is played by an able bodied actor
- A child's toy is destroyed
- Ghosts
- Jump scares & loud noises
- Natural bodies of water in the opening credits
- Characters are possessed
- Trypophobic content
- Vomit & spit
- Copaganda
- Incarceration
- Anti LGBT+ slur
- An LGBT+ character dies
- Deadnaming
- Hospital scenes
- Depictions of mental illness
- Self harm
- Misrepresentation of autism
- A mentally ill person is violent
- Dissociation
- Characters implied to be autistic are mistreated
- Suicide attempt and a character declares they will attempt it
- Unstable reality
- A character has a meltdown
- Misophonia
- Anxiety attacks
- Body dysmorphia
- Claustrophobic
- Depictions of ptsd
- Shakey cam
- Screaming
- Profanity
- Flashing lights & images
- Ableism and ableist language
- "Man in dress" jokes
- A trans character is misgendered
- Fat jokes
- Misrepresentation of a minority
- Religion
- Large age gap
- A character loses their virginity
- Incest
- Kissing
- Jokes about men crying
- Mentions of existentialism
- Sad endings
- Car crash and someone is hit by a car
- Blood & gore
- Guns & gun violence
- Nuclear explosion
The Venture Bros
https://www.doesthedogdie.com/media/50010?index1=-1&index2=-1
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0417373/parentalguide/
- Profanity & slurs
- The r-slur is used both as a slur and to describe a character with an intellectual disability
- A homophobic slur is used multiple times as well
- Violence
- Guns & gun violence
- Blood & gore
- A dog does die
- Abusive parents
- Stalking
- The abused becomes an abuser
- Gaslighting
- Child abuse
- Body dysphoria involving a prominent side character that appears in multiple seasons
- Transphobia: in addition to the above being played off as a joke for a while, a prominent side character is insinuated to be a transwoman a few times because she has a deep voice
- Sexual content
- Sexual objectification of characters
- Incest
- Suicide & suicide attempts
- Depictions of PTSD
- Vomit, spit, shit, & piss
- Drugs, alcohol, and addiction
- Scene with a dog fighting ring
- Dead animals
- Depictions of bugs
- Depictions and mentions of SA
- Characters are restrained
- Shaving and cutting
- Characters are crushed to death
- Characters choke to death
- Body horror
- Amputation
- A character is buried alive
- A character hangs themself
- A character undergoes a medical procedure to alleviate pain in their genitals
- Unconsciousness
- A character has a seizure
- Teeth are damaged
- Depictions of torture
- A character's eye is mutilated
- Death of children
- A minor is sexualized: Dean is frequently depicted as a horny teenager and multiple jokes revolve around this
- Death of a family member
- A child's toy is destroyed
- Cheating
- Ghosts
- Clowns
- Shower scene
- A character is possessed
- Needles & syringes
- Hospital and mental instituion scenes
- A character has cancer and another dies from cancer off screen
- Anxiety attacks
- Mentions of an eating disorder
- Flashing lights & images
- Ableism
- An LGBT character dies
- Age gap: an underage character lies to an adult to get the adult to sleep with them
- Nudity that is generally censored
- A scene with implied bestiality
- Car crashing and honking
- Someone is hit by a car
- Plane crash
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Monday night visual cuisine Bishoujo Kamen Poitrine 33-36 & Puss in Boots 2 8 pm est; Seventh Seal
(glorp.bot.nu)
Please donate if you are able to:
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https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-onandrah-escape-violence-and-homelessness
@@@@This comes from above: it's strongly recommended to use a VPN for cytube. @@@@ There was a thread recently about vpns and a few you should explicitly avoid.
You can read more about Peertube and potential security concerns here: https://hexbear.net/post/3471120?scrollToComments=false
We will be using Blorptube tonight: https://blorp.bot.nu/o/visual_cuisine It is still recommended to use a vpn for peertube.
The visual cuisine for tonight is more Poitrine and Puss in Boots 2 due to popular demand after rewatching Shrek plus the first Puss movie. Another user uploaded Seventh Seal and postponed it to today.
Bishoujo Kamen Poitrine is a comedy series in the same vein as Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon that was also an inspiration for Sailor Moon: a girl visits a shrine and is given the power to become a superheroine to protect her neighborhood.
Puss in Boots 2 is the second movie about Puss in Boots, a character from the Shrek franchise voiced by Antonio Banderas. It is considered better than the first.
Seventh Seal got postponed last night to today. Seventh Seal is about a knight playing a game of chess with death.
8 pm est
content warnings:
Bishoujo Kamen Poitrine
unfortunately there isn't a dogdie or imdb page for Poitrine, however it looks relatively tame.
- Domestic violence
- Parents arguing
- Cartoonish violence
- Violence and threats towards children
- Homophobia
- An episode's antagonist is a pedophile
- Alcohol
- Crossdressing
- Depictions and mistreatment of mentally ill people
- Self harm with cutting
- Running gag of the protagonist being sexually harassed
- Demons
- Misogyny
- The protagonist is a child who is almost mistakenly kissed by her father
- Bullying
- Depictions of nazi imagery
- A character is brainwashed/possessed by an antagonist
- A character's makeup is effectively blackface
- Mentions of stereotypes
- Nudity: a monster with a fan blows off a child's clothes
- Child abuse
- A character receives an enema as a punishment but the camera cuts a few seconds before depiction
Puss in Boots 2
- Cartoon violence
- Death
- Blood in one scene
- A character leaves without saying goodbye
- A child is abandoned by a parent
- An animal is abandoned
- Stalking
- Allusions to alcohol
- Animal abuse
- An animal is sad
- The protagonist is a cat who dies multiple times but has 9 lives
- Bugs
- A character is restrained
- Shaving
- Hands are damaged
- A character has a panic attack
- A character is crushed to death
- Body horror
- Unconsciousness
- A character falls to their death
- Perrito's eyes bulge in a weird way in one scene
- Stabbing
- A character sacrifices themself
- A major character dies
- Kidnapping
- Large bodies of water
- A character is eaten by a large plant
- Cats use a litter box
- An artifact is destroyed
- Hospital scene
- Unstable reality
- Depictions of an anxiety attack
- PTSD
- Screaming
- Flashing lights & imges
- A character is homeless
- Existentialism
Seventh Seal
https://www.doesthedogdie.com/media/19788
- Domestic violence
- Alcohol
- Sexual assault is mentioned and attempted but prevented
- A character is burned alive
- Bone breaking
- Torture
- A character falls to their death
- Cheating
- Anxiety attacks
- Existentialism
- Sad ending
- Blood & gore
- Depiction of a corpse
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blorp.bot.nu/o/visual_cuisine
Use a VPN, make sure you have a Hexbear account, and bring a towel as said — not that you'd forget, of course!
Description: Arthur Dent and his friend, Ford Prefect, narrowly escape the destruction of Earth, only to face incredible trials, tribulations and adventures across space and time. Based on the 1978 radio series of the same name. Known for the distinctive, creative and surreal humor of its creator, Douglas Adams.
Runtime: Each episode is 30~36 minutes in length. Episode 3 is 31 minutes, and episode 4 is 32 minutes, altogether that's 63 minutes for tonight. If you'd like to put something on after the show, go ahead.
Content warnings: See attached links
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blorp.bot.nu/o/visual_cuisine
※Use a VPN and make sure you have a Hexbear account. Also, be aware that the uploads have two subtitle tracks: SDH and non-SDH subtitles, listed as "English" and "Latin" respectively for technical reasons. Let's thank Aer once again for going above and beyond the call of duty in providing these uploads for us.
I've been looking forward to this one. I'm also looking forward to season 5 in general.
The rest of this post may contain spoilers.
What's the chef cookin' tonight?
My Little Pony: Equestria Girls – Rainbow Rocks
...Is a 70-minute film released on September 27, 2014, taking place between season 4 and season 5 of Friendship is Magic. It's the second Equestria Girls film, and the first Equestria Girls film that made fans say, "Wait, this human stuff can actually be good‽"
In Rainbow Rocks, the "HuMane Six" (or I guess "HuMane Seven" since Sunset Shimmer's part of the gang now) have to defeat a trio of sirens in a "battle of the bands". Indeed, there's a reason why I like to call this movie Neigh-On!, because not only is that a funny pun, but also, the actual title Rainbow Rocks sounds like a slang term for a drug.
(...Actually, doesn't Uma-Musume also involve humanized cartoon horse-girls performing live music? That's pretty popular nowadays, isn't it? Two nickels...)
"The Cutie Map"
...is season 5's opening two-parter, in which we're introduced to a new plot device: the titular Cutie Map with its iconic glowing ass tats, which will summon the Mane Six to various new locations over the course of the next few seasons.
In this two-parter specifically, the Mane Six are sent to the mysterious {Our Town|(actual name)}, whose Gommunist™ Ruler of Everything, named Starlight Glimmer, is the first non-alicorn pony to serve as the main villain in a two-parter. The Gommunism™ makes Starlight a bit of a difficult character in hindsight — she's definitely a case of "MLP:FiM is best interpreted as having an unreliable narrator".
We actually already have a Blorpmoji of Starlight Glimmer despite not being introduced to her yet. She wears a different hairstyle in this two-parter compared to in that emote, though. I Wonder Why.™
(Am I overusing Sarcastic Trademarks™?)
Content warnings
- A character spits, according to DTDD (Rainbow Rocks)
- Bodily transformation / art style that some viewers might strongly dislike (Rainbow Rocks)
- Romance with age and species weirdness (Rainbow Rocks)
- Potential cultural appropriation? (Rainbow Rocks)
- Fart gas that isn't actually fart gas (Rainbow Rocks)
- Potential sort-of sexualization of teenage girls? (Rainbow Rocks)
- Characters fall from a considerable height (Rainbow Rocks)
- Hypnosis / mind control / personalities changed through magic (Rainbow Rocks, The Cutie Map)
- Characters are magically weakened...? (Rainbow Rocks, The Cutie Map)
- Claustrophobia (Rainbow Rocks, The Cutie Map)
- Gommunism Bad / liberalism (The Cutie Map)
- Plot centers around an effective cult, which includes children (The Cutie Map)
- Painful nonconsensual removal of magical tattoos...? (The Cutie Map)
- A character inhales soot (The Cutie Map)
- George Orwell reference(s)? (The Cutie Map)
♫ Uniting nations at the speeeed of liiiiight ♫
[epic sax solo]
♫ Station of the '20s — TV☆3SIS! ♫
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