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OKAY SO IF YOU DON’T LIVE IN DENVER, COLORADO, USA, YOU MAY OR MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT THE GIANT DEMON HORSE aka BLUECIFER aka CABALLO DIABLO

first things first, gaze upon this majestic fucker:

and, in case you felt like sleeping tonight, gaze upon him again:

this is denver international airport’s fabled demon horse, a gigantic 32-foot, 9000-lb statue embodying the terror and eldritch nature of death itself. locals have lovingly nicknamed it “bluecifer”, because we love our murder child

and i do mean murder

in case the GLOWING RED EYES staring into your soul weren’t enough to tell you old bluecifer is bad news, you should know that in the process of its construction the thing was responsible for the death of its creator. part of it injured him fatally.

we welcome people to the state of colorado with a murderous demon horse that haunts your nightmares for the rest of time. we’re a nice place, really

people are divided on their opinions of the thing for obvious reasons, but for those of us that enjoy having an elder god living on our doorsteps, someone has created and runs a twitter account for bluecifer that acts… well, exactly the way you’d expect a giant blue murder horse should

all hail our horse overlord

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After reading Chris Evans’ tweet I just… I just couldn’t anymore. To all my American friends, please be strong and keep fighting. My heart is out to all of you.

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What sick, ridiculous puppets we are, and what gross little stage we dance on.

Se7en (1995) dir. David Fincher

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The manipulative psychiatrist-turned-obsessive-in-love Harley Quinn unites the squad as much as she messes with their minds.

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“Destiny! Destiny! No escaping that for me!” - Young Frankenstein (1974)

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Arise, my daughter. Come. You have spilled your own blood rather than the blood of an innocent.

Pan’s Labyrinth (2006), dir. Guillermo del Toro

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A new life awaits you in the off-world colonies! A chance to begin again in a golden land of opportunity and adventure.

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The Bride of Frankenstein (1935), dir. James Whale

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Wow dude. Wow.

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