Erik Jay Weber
@fantasticcosmic.bsky.social
Sci-fi, fantasy, horror fiction and screen writer, courtesy Cat Rambo, Clarion West, UCLA Ext and especially my gorgeous and patient wife (and kids) (I should mention them?) (yes) (alright I guess and our two smelly teenagers) falkensmaze1983.com
Saw Rental Family tonight; really liked it and you might, too!
November 29, 2025 at 3:51 AM
Saw Rental Family tonight; really liked it and you might, too!
November 29, 2025 at 3:45 AM
Happy Thanksgiving, youse.
November 27, 2025 at 4:23 PM
Happy Thanksgiving, youse.
.........so anyway, having come from the late 20th century to this strange new time, I'd like to mention that physical media is great and allows one to become untouched by the slimy hand of these cretinous billionaire weirdos. Get some!
November 24, 2025 at 5:38 PM
.........so anyway, having come from the late 20th century to this strange new time, I'd like to mention that physical media is great and allows one to become untouched by the slimy hand of these cretinous billionaire weirdos. Get some!
Anytime I cross a TH ref I have to immediately put them on.
Cool brag: I hung out with Jonathan Demme a couple times late in my posthouse co. kitchen in Soho but didn't know who he was. That same hot summer David Byrne coasted past me on his bike and Michael Stipe lent me a quarter at the bodega.
Cool brag: I hung out with Jonathan Demme a couple times late in my posthouse co. kitchen in Soho but didn't know who he was. That same hot summer David Byrne coasted past me on his bike and Michael Stipe lent me a quarter at the bodega.
November 23, 2025 at 6:07 AM
Anytime I cross a TH ref I have to immediately put them on.
Cool brag: I hung out with Jonathan Demme a couple times late in my posthouse co. kitchen in Soho but didn't know who he was. That same hot summer David Byrne coasted past me on his bike and Michael Stipe lent me a quarter at the bodega.
Cool brag: I hung out with Jonathan Demme a couple times late in my posthouse co. kitchen in Soho but didn't know who he was. That same hot summer David Byrne coasted past me on his bike and Michael Stipe lent me a quarter at the bodega.
Not commenting on the other thing the dude did about Byrne's Storm but wanted to note these posts are very appreciated by me for exposing me/us to those we may have missed for whatever reason.
To push more good into the world I'll share one I love: Jody Lee's art on book covers.
To push more good into the world I'll share one I love: Jody Lee's art on book covers.
November 17, 2025 at 9:18 PM
Not commenting on the other thing the dude did about Byrne's Storm but wanted to note these posts are very appreciated by me for exposing me/us to those we may have missed for whatever reason.
To push more good into the world I'll share one I love: Jody Lee's art on book covers.
To push more good into the world I'll share one I love: Jody Lee's art on book covers.
Saw this the other day; could be quite fun even for a one-off.
November 17, 2025 at 5:58 AM
Saw this the other day; could be quite fun even for a one-off.
Saw this the other day and it could be quite fun.
November 17, 2025 at 5:53 AM
Saw this the other day and it could be quite fun.
Bullshit trash all over Union Square Station today.
November 14, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Bullshit trash all over Union Square Station today.
Okay update - I had sent the original post to a friend of mine, not realizing I may have forgotten to disclose that ad was from 1964, and hilarity ensued:
November 14, 2025 at 12:02 AM
Okay update - I had sent the original post to a friend of mine, not realizing I may have forgotten to disclose that ad was from 1964, and hilarity ensued:
Seeing it in the theater last week after a thousand times on small screens was tremendous. Opened it up, made it feel fresh, alive and damn near contemporary.
November 10, 2025 at 11:35 PM
Seeing it in the theater last week after a thousand times on small screens was tremendous. Opened it up, made it feel fresh, alive and damn near contemporary.
Friendly reminder tonight, at the precipice of yet another round of Democratic cowardice in the face of Republican brutality, to this evergreen Simpsons joke from 1994:
November 10, 2025 at 1:05 AM
Friendly reminder tonight, at the precipice of yet another round of Democratic cowardice in the face of Republican brutality, to this evergreen Simpsons joke from 1994:
In today's mail, two unassailable paragons of the American zeitgeist.
@davidharper.bsky.social
@newyorker.com
@davidharper.bsky.social
@newyorker.com
November 9, 2025 at 3:37 AM
In today's mail, two unassailable paragons of the American zeitgeist.
@davidharper.bsky.social
@newyorker.com
@davidharper.bsky.social
@newyorker.com
Post you from a different era.
Win-A-Guitar wheel game (Americans Music Shoppes, owner: "Banjo" Bob Eilers), Seaside Heights, NJ, boardwalk, Summer 2004, age 23.
Win-A-Guitar wheel game (Americans Music Shoppes, owner: "Banjo" Bob Eilers), Seaside Heights, NJ, boardwalk, Summer 2004, age 23.
November 8, 2025 at 6:01 AM
Post you from a different era.
Win-A-Guitar wheel game (Americans Music Shoppes, owner: "Banjo" Bob Eilers), Seaside Heights, NJ, boardwalk, Summer 2004, age 23.
Win-A-Guitar wheel game (Americans Music Shoppes, owner: "Banjo" Bob Eilers), Seaside Heights, NJ, boardwalk, Summer 2004, age 23.
Same for us this past Sunday. A zillion times on small screens but this one made it feel alive, fresh and almost as if we were inside the film. Loved it.
November 7, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Same for us this past Sunday. A zillion times on small screens but this one made it feel alive, fresh and almost as if we were inside the film. Loved it.
It was where I ran like hell to out of the subway to take care of things before running back up the escalators three steps at a time and across Times Square to MTV to see Rage Against the Machine in-studio in 1999 before they shut the line down. Thank god for that damn bathroom haha
November 5, 2025 at 6:50 AM
It was where I ran like hell to out of the subway to take care of things before running back up the escalators three steps at a time and across Times Square to MTV to see Rage Against the Machine in-studio in 1999 before they shut the line down. Thank god for that damn bathroom haha
This reply to its cover reveal made me laugh so hard I saved it on my phone.
November 5, 2025 at 4:24 AM
This reply to its cover reveal made me laugh so hard I saved it on my phone.
If you haven't seen Back to the Future in a full movie theater before or in a long time, and have seen it a zillion times on smaller screens, I can't recommend going enough. It opened up the entire picture to where I almost felt like I was inside the damn thing. So many things noticed, too. 10/10
November 3, 2025 at 7:11 AM
If you haven't seen Back to the Future in a full movie theater before or in a long time, and have seen it a zillion times on smaller screens, I can't recommend going enough. It opened up the entire picture to where I almost felt like I was inside the damn thing. So many things noticed, too. 10/10