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leylinefount · 4 months
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rottenmatcha · 1 year
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smt cafe au from when I was working as a barista
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theluciferswar · 6 months
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Lucifers VS Lucifers : Round 1
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Lucifer (The Sandman TV version)
Gwendolyn’s Christie does such a fantastic job in this role. Lucifer in this adaptation has such a calm demeanor but a terrifying aura. The battle between Lucifer and Morpheus is super cool because it’s more a battle of wit and intelligence than physical prowess and I love watching it.
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dono-cho · 1 year
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Louis Cyphre
i have not seen this but wish my nails could grow out like his
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he has an egg for u
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Louis Cyphre
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kayehmq · 2 months
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kokorogensou · 1 year
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every single time i have drawn this specific character, he's always drawn as a lombax
he's not even a ratchet fancharacter. he's not even a fancharacter. the original franchise he is from has absolutely nothing to do with ratchet and clank
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twistedtummies2 · 1 year
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The Devils I Know - Top 9
Welcome to “The Devils I Know!” For this spooky time of year, from now till Halloween, I’ll be counting down My Top 31 Depictions of the Devil, from movies, television, video games, and more! Today’s Devil is a particularly mysterious malefactor. Number 9 is…Robert DeNiro, from Angel Heart.
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A friend of mine introduced “Angel Heart” to me about a year ago. Up till then, I had never even heard of the film, and…in hindsight, I find that completely baffling that the film somehow was unknown to me for so long. The movie is something of a combination of a neo-noir murder mystery, a psychological horror story, and a supernatural thriller, all rolled into one. A little bit like “Constantine” or “The Prophecy,” both of which I mentioned earlier in the list. However, this movie is much more grounded than those films: there is no great cosmic war between Heaven, Earth, and Hell going on here. It’s the story of one man, one world, and one mind in tatters.
The story takes place in the 1950s. Private detective Harry Angel – played by Mickey Rourke – gets a job from a mysterious, well-to-do client who calls himself “Louis Cyphre.” (If you think that alias is about as transparent as naming yourself “Mr. Devil Person,” don’t worry, because a.) the film itself makes fun of it later, and b.) even if the movie didn’t do that, I think that’s kind of the point, to be honest.) Cyphre is looking for a man who apparently owes him a debt: a singer named John Libeling, a.k.a. Johnny Favorite. The man apparently suffered shell shock after fighting in World War II, and has since gone missing. Harry travels to New Orleans to try and track Johnny Favorite down, and what at first seems like a standard missing persons case becomes increasingly more bizarre, disturbing, and complex as the detective digs deeper. I won’t give away the full ending of the movie, but naturally, it’s eventually revealed that the mysterious "Louis Cyphre” is, obviously, Lucifer. And, as you might just as easily suspect, the “debt” Johnny Favorite owes him is the man’s immortal soul, which sold in hopes of gaining fame and fortune as a singer. What I find most interesting about DeNiro’s Devil is honestly what I think I find interesting about the movie as a whole: maybe it’s just because I have seen so many mysteries in my time, but I sort of knew what the twist was going to be by the end of the film. However, the movie still kept me engaged due to its artistic merits and the strength of its performances. DeNiro’s Devil is the same way: even if you don’t guess automatically that he’s THE Devil, the way he looks and the name itself would automatically make it clear that something Devil-ish is going on with the character. But even knowing what we know, Cyphre manages to be a scene stealer and an intriguing portrayal of the Prince of Darness. He’s a very sly, slick, methodical Devil, and the way he’s shot, framed, and presented as a whole makes him feel almost like a villain in a fairy-tale, which makes him all the more interesting in a story that’s so brutal and visceral as this one. DeNiro plays the character with effortless calm; this is another Devil who rarely shows his inner monster, but you can feel that monster brewing under the surface. He’s only in the movie for a few scenes, but in every single one of those scenes, you cannot take your eyes off him once he’s onscreen; he just rules every moment he has, and DeNiro seems to disappear into the part as a result. The moments between himself and Mickey Rourke as Angel are the best parts of the movie by far, and I could watch them over and over again without ever seeing the rest of the picture and feel just as satisfied as if I watched the whole thing through. To the friend who introduced this movie and this Devil to me…if you’re reading this, thank you so much. Tomorrow, the countdown continues with Number 8! HINT: Proof that the fast-food industry is the most evil thing in the world. Bua ha ha.
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fourteentheart · 2 years
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Drawing Louis in this view is a good way for me to benchmark my technique vs the last time I did this 4 (!?!?) years ago. So far this is my fav rendition simply because of the smugness - at least I hope that’s how it reads lol
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inuringly · 2 years
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art meme i finished and forgot to post OOPS.
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mannyblacque · 2 years
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Robert De Niro in ANGEL HEART (1987)
Directed by Alan Parker
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shesarainbow · 1 year
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“Draw me like one of your French girls”
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kkriitters · 2 days
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louis visiting the p3 timeline and hes just doing the most miscellaneous things around town. random ass person you can interact with and you swear hes important in some way but he literally does Nothing of actual importance the whole game.
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captcutshaw · 1 year
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That scene in Angel Heart where Robert De Niro is peeling that egg with his knarly long fingernails. nice
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vampirecorleone · 6 months
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Horrorween Day 06 / 31: Horror + RED: "Louis Cyphre. Lucifer. Even your name is a dime store joke."
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