Justin L.
@senorrandom.bsky.social
🇨🇦 Toronto based artist.
Geek, games, books, and horror fan.
https://justinlangford.ca/
Message for inquiries.
Geek, games, books, and horror fan.
https://justinlangford.ca/
Message for inquiries.
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I keep on going back to Shout!'s Godzilla marathon on the youtube.
Like, more often than not, one tunes into one of the 'people talking' bits, and not the guys in rubber suits knocking each other around, but it's a lot of fun all the same.
Like, more often than not, one tunes into one of the 'people talking' bits, and not the guys in rubber suits knocking each other around, but it's a lot of fun all the same.
GODZILLA Movie Marathon | FULL MOVIES |
YouTube video by TokuSHOUTsu
www.youtube.com
January 20, 2026 at 2:27 AM
I keep on going back to Shout!'s Godzilla marathon on the youtube.
Like, more often than not, one tunes into one of the 'people talking' bits, and not the guys in rubber suits knocking each other around, but it's a lot of fun all the same.
Like, more often than not, one tunes into one of the 'people talking' bits, and not the guys in rubber suits knocking each other around, but it's a lot of fun all the same.
I'm screaming at how cute this is
Nintendo's 'My Mario' Toy Line Adds Three Fisher-Price Playsets. (Repost)
Nintendo's 'My Mario' Toy Line Adds Three Fisher-Price Playsets
The 'My Mario' line launches locally next month
www.nintendolife.com
January 17, 2026 at 11:24 AM
I'm screaming at how cute this is
I distinctly remember multiple times in my youth having to drive over an hour-and-a-half to the nearest city with both multiple theatres, and multiple malls in order to experience both.
Some of my best cinema experiences have been due to travelling out of town to see a movie...
Some of my best cinema experiences have been due to travelling out of town to see a movie...
"You’re not going to get in the car and go to the next town to see a movie," says Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos
Ted Sarandos commits to 45-day theatrical windows, believes theaters are for city folk
Ted Sarandos commits to 45-day theatrical windows, believes theaters are for city folk
www.avclub.com
January 17, 2026 at 5:18 AM
I distinctly remember multiple times in my youth having to drive over an hour-and-a-half to the nearest city with both multiple theatres, and multiple malls in order to experience both.
Some of my best cinema experiences have been due to travelling out of town to see a movie...
Some of my best cinema experiences have been due to travelling out of town to see a movie...
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Psyduck builds a Snowsnom.
April 19, 2025 at 3:55 PM
Psyduck builds a Snowsnom.
OH THIS IS SO COOL.
January 17, 2026 at 5:12 AM
OH THIS IS SO COOL.
I'm participating in a reading challenge this year and one of the prompts is...
"Ask a friend or loved one for a book that they think everyone should read and read it."
So I ask you guys... what is a book you think everyone should read?
##booksky
"Ask a friend or loved one for a book that they think everyone should read and read it."
So I ask you guys... what is a book you think everyone should read?
##booksky
January 13, 2026 at 11:48 AM
I'm participating in a reading challenge this year and one of the prompts is...
"Ask a friend or loved one for a book that they think everyone should read and read it."
So I ask you guys... what is a book you think everyone should read?
##booksky
"Ask a friend or loved one for a book that they think everyone should read and read it."
So I ask you guys... what is a book you think everyone should read?
##booksky
I am very excited that a book I have read is on the Canada Reads long list, and lemme tell you...
Searching for Terry Punchout by Tyler Hellard is a fantastic book and I really hope more people read it.
It's a Man-Feelings book and while that's not usually my bag, it was just SO good.
#canadareads
Searching for Terry Punchout by Tyler Hellard is a fantastic book and I really hope more people read it.
It's a Man-Feelings book and while that's not usually my bag, it was just SO good.
#canadareads
January 13, 2026 at 11:33 AM
I am very excited that a book I have read is on the Canada Reads long list, and lemme tell you...
Searching for Terry Punchout by Tyler Hellard is a fantastic book and I really hope more people read it.
It's a Man-Feelings book and while that's not usually my bag, it was just SO good.
#canadareads
Searching for Terry Punchout by Tyler Hellard is a fantastic book and I really hope more people read it.
It's a Man-Feelings book and while that's not usually my bag, it was just SO good.
#canadareads
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Oh this is gonna be great.
Can't wait.
Can't wait.
Our next crowdfunder!
Blades '68 grabs Blades in the Dark by the lapels of its woolen jacket and launches the game 100 years into the future!
New crews, new rules and subversive acts of radical revolution await you under the light of an artificial sun.
Sign up here:
www.backerkit.com/call_to_acti...
Blades '68 grabs Blades in the Dark by the lapels of its woolen jacket and launches the game 100 years into the future!
New crews, new rules and subversive acts of radical revolution await you under the light of an artificial sun.
Sign up here:
www.backerkit.com/call_to_acti...
January 9, 2026 at 10:16 AM
Oh this is gonna be great.
Can't wait.
Can't wait.
Checked out SORRY BABY.
Wow.
Pretty heavy, but I really dug it.
A portrait of the aftermath of trauma, but still trying to make it through the days is a MOOD.
Also, man... showing the not fun side of college/uni is not seen enough in film.
Surprise John Carroll Lynch is always nice to see.
Wow.
Pretty heavy, but I really dug it.
A portrait of the aftermath of trauma, but still trying to make it through the days is a MOOD.
Also, man... showing the not fun side of college/uni is not seen enough in film.
Surprise John Carroll Lynch is always nice to see.
January 7, 2026 at 10:04 AM
Checked out SORRY BABY.
Wow.
Pretty heavy, but I really dug it.
A portrait of the aftermath of trauma, but still trying to make it through the days is a MOOD.
Also, man... showing the not fun side of college/uni is not seen enough in film.
Surprise John Carroll Lynch is always nice to see.
Wow.
Pretty heavy, but I really dug it.
A portrait of the aftermath of trauma, but still trying to make it through the days is a MOOD.
Also, man... showing the not fun side of college/uni is not seen enough in film.
Surprise John Carroll Lynch is always nice to see.
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this one is called goose horse
January 6, 2026 at 10:55 PM
this one is called goose horse
Finished DIRTY HEADS by Aaron Dries recently.
As someone who has only dabbled in cosmic horror, this was pretty great.
I really felt for Heath and I just wanted to give him a hug and tell him everything's going to be okay despite the obvious.
Well done.
Ordered from @littleghostsbooks.bsky.social
As someone who has only dabbled in cosmic horror, this was pretty great.
I really felt for Heath and I just wanted to give him a hug and tell him everything's going to be okay despite the obvious.
Well done.
Ordered from @littleghostsbooks.bsky.social
January 7, 2026 at 3:51 AM
Finished DIRTY HEADS by Aaron Dries recently.
As someone who has only dabbled in cosmic horror, this was pretty great.
I really felt for Heath and I just wanted to give him a hug and tell him everything's going to be okay despite the obvious.
Well done.
Ordered from @littleghostsbooks.bsky.social
As someone who has only dabbled in cosmic horror, this was pretty great.
I really felt for Heath and I just wanted to give him a hug and tell him everything's going to be okay despite the obvious.
Well done.
Ordered from @littleghostsbooks.bsky.social
Watched TWINLESS last night, and idk how to feel about it other than GOOD because it's a really moving/beautiful story which needs to be seen, and I can't really give enough praise to it.
It's just really beautiful.
Three movies in 2 days, all of which are beautiful, one of which is horror.
It's just really beautiful.
Three movies in 2 days, all of which are beautiful, one of which is horror.
January 7, 2026 at 3:10 AM
Watched TWINLESS last night, and idk how to feel about it other than GOOD because it's a really moving/beautiful story which needs to be seen, and I can't really give enough praise to it.
It's just really beautiful.
Three movies in 2 days, all of which are beautiful, one of which is horror.
It's just really beautiful.
Three movies in 2 days, all of which are beautiful, one of which is horror.
I'm determined to do several things this year that involve consuming media (books and movies) but with that in mind, I think I also need to output something to counterbalance.
What exactly? IDK.
Burnout is real and I'm still struggling with it, but I'm giving it the ol' Post-Secondary Try.
What exactly? IDK.
Burnout is real and I'm still struggling with it, but I'm giving it the ol' Post-Secondary Try.
January 7, 2026 at 3:07 AM
I'm determined to do several things this year that involve consuming media (books and movies) but with that in mind, I think I also need to output something to counterbalance.
What exactly? IDK.
Burnout is real and I'm still struggling with it, but I'm giving it the ol' Post-Secondary Try.
What exactly? IDK.
Burnout is real and I'm still struggling with it, but I'm giving it the ol' Post-Secondary Try.
Watched TRAIN DREAMS and THE PLAGUE last night and the whiplash that ensued is wild.
TRAIN DREAMS is just a guy existing and it's just so beautiful.
THE PLAGUE on the other hand was so intense, with amazing sound design, brilliant performances from the kids, and... Best horror to start the year.
TRAIN DREAMS is just a guy existing and it's just so beautiful.
THE PLAGUE on the other hand was so intense, with amazing sound design, brilliant performances from the kids, and... Best horror to start the year.
January 4, 2026 at 11:43 PM
Watched TRAIN DREAMS and THE PLAGUE last night and the whiplash that ensued is wild.
TRAIN DREAMS is just a guy existing and it's just so beautiful.
THE PLAGUE on the other hand was so intense, with amazing sound design, brilliant performances from the kids, and... Best horror to start the year.
TRAIN DREAMS is just a guy existing and it's just so beautiful.
THE PLAGUE on the other hand was so intense, with amazing sound design, brilliant performances from the kids, and... Best horror to start the year.
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Oh man, I need to see this
January 2, 2026 at 10:15 AM
Oh man, I need to see this
It's a heavy crown we all must bear...
sometimes I’ll make a joke to my wife and she’ll roll her eyes and ask if I’m “gonna post that one on bluesky.” I mean, yes, but her tone is very hurtful
January 2, 2026 at 8:53 AM
It's a heavy crown we all must bear...
January 2, 2026 at 7:13 AM
Oh man... same.
This Marc Maron bit I heard in middle school did irreparable damage to how I will function for my entire life
January 2, 2026 at 2:22 AM
Oh man... same.
Look, I know this may seem niche but I'm thankful that I live in a country where I can watch the NYE coverage from France and I can partially understand most of it because I had the opportunity to take French Immersion, despite the difference between Quebecois and France French.
BONNE ANNÉE Á TOUS!
BONNE ANNÉE Á TOUS!
January 1, 2026 at 9:41 AM
Look, I know this may seem niche but I'm thankful that I live in a country where I can watch the NYE coverage from France and I can partially understand most of it because I had the opportunity to take French Immersion, despite the difference between Quebecois and France French.
BONNE ANNÉE Á TOUS!
BONNE ANNÉE Á TOUS!
I mean, what else should you watch on New Year's Eve?
Currently watching.... When Harry Met Sally
Currently watching.... When Harry Met Sally
January 1, 2026 at 7:34 AM
I mean, what else should you watch on New Year's Eve?
Currently watching.... When Harry Met Sally
Currently watching.... When Harry Met Sally