#alexander saxton

[eisenkrahe]

So much pouty tension in this man.

[anemic-cinema]

Fanart of @eisenkrahe 's amazing Horror Express fanfic series. And yes, Alexander Saxton (Christopher Lee's character) ends up with nipple piercings in it, but the tattoos came from a prompt of @eisenkrahe 's wife.

[paulinawoodpecker]

Tad the lost explorer and the crystal’s odyssey cast

@jakkiisthatboy2

Main Voices:

Tad: Trevor white

Sara: Alex Kelly

Mummy: Joseph Balderrama

Tiffany maze: Gemma whelan

Ramona: Pippa Bennett Warner

Victoria: Elena Sanz

Ramirez: Elena suarel

Reena Roberto Ramirez: Olivia Rodrigo

Lukas Williams: Patton oswalt

Flora peace: Ariana grande

Minnie wakanda: Kiki Layne

Snowy Moscow: Taylor swift

Jessie wakins: Tiffany haddish

Kelsey swells: Ariel Winter

Chai Ming Kong: akwafina

Nagham hugh: beyonce

Roger: Roger Craig smith

Kenny: Ken jeong

Christopher: Chris Pratt

Kevin: Kevin hart

Jeremy: Josh gad

Dagenia: Moses Ingram

Liza: Letitia wright

Oganda: danai gurrai

Jaiden: Jacob tremblay

Young Jaiden: Shelby young

Indiana Jones: Dustin Hoffman

Nathan drake: Jim Parsons

Dora: Isabela Merced

Tiffany mordon: Sheila Victor

Blair: dove Cameron

Ying: Constance Wu

Andrea: Christina Vee

Riña: Brittney spears

Max: Adam James

Jack: Ramon tikaram

Pickles: Gary Martin

Amy Jefferson: auli’i Cravalho

Jasmine Jefferson: Lexi Medrano

Singing:

Tad: ZAYN

Sara: Tori Kelly

Mummy: Joseph Balderrama

Tiffany maze: Taylor swift

Ramona: Bebe wood

Victoria: auli’i Cravalho

Ramírez: auli’i Cravalho

Reena: Olivia Rodrigo

Lukas: Justin Bieber

Anne: Philpha Alexander

Tiffany mordon: Renee Rapp

Riña: Brittney spears

Max mordon: Adam James

Blair: dove Cameron

Ying: Constance wu

Andrea: Christina Vee

Jasmine: Tori Kelly

Amy: auli’i Cravalho

Other voices:

Joya: Sandra bullock

Jessica: Sofia Carson

Charlie: James Arthur

Ruth: snoop dogg

Ninja: Stephanie hsu

Agent Justin: Nick Jonas

Agent nick: kestin Howard

Agent Lou: Michael A Zekas

Tad's grandma: Jenny slate

Katie peace: Leslie Mann

Josh rackham peace: Peter Dinklage

Talia Stones: Taraji P. Henson

Michael Jefferson: John Goodman

Anderson: Billy Crystal

Joe: Nicholas cage

Ryu: Ed guaghan

Brian: Ben cura

Professor Lavoff: Jim Carter

Selena Stones: Aimee Carrero

Sara's mother: Amy Landecker

Ralph: Will Arnett

Daniele: Angelina Jolie

Josh: Seth Rogen

Marian: Geraldine Viswanathan

Minnie’s mother: Queen Latifah

Minnie’s father: Jack Black

Nala: Lucy Liu

Jax wakins: Will Smith

Angelica wakins: Catherine Keener

Mack: Jesse Eisenberg

Jolene: Anya Taylor Joy

Mary: Jennifer Lopez

Jacob: Jason Sudeikis

Riley: Madison Polan

Jess: Nicky Minaj

Mark: Ben Schwartz

John: Raymond Ochoa

Nagham’s mother: Keke Palmer

Kohl: Ben Stiller

Kanji: Charlie Saxton

Grandpa Lu mian: Kelsey Grammer

Grandma Jie mei: Kathryn Hahn

Charlotte: Selena Gomez

Ronald: Robert De Niro

Jackie: Viola Davis

Joe: Davis Cross

Mika: Hayden Rolence

Lin Jung: Alec Baldwin

Kenny’s mother: Annie Potts

Regina: Cameron Diaz

Messiah: Mike Myers

Miracle: Sarah Vowell

Emily: Renee Zellweger

George: Chris Rock

News reporter: Keegan Michael key

Margie: Lena Headey

Song list:

A different beat: little mix;(Rini’s cheerleading practice)

Do what you gotta do: dove Cameron: (pickles max and jack’s and Reena’s argument)

What was I made for: Billie Ellish (the mind of memories form first to third film)

Perfect people: Becky hill (mummy’s capture)

Granted: Olivia Rodrigo( rini realizes what she had done)

The rose song: Olivia Rodrigo and ZAYN (Reena cheers tad up)

Stuck with you: Ariana grande and Justin Bieber (Reena and Lukas’s love song)

Hold on: Becky hill (the gang continues on their journey)

World burn reprise Renee Rapp (Tiffany mordons villain song; she starts making everyone mean using her powers; her revenge on tad)

Respectless: (Reena stands up to pickles for Victoria)

Courage in me: Lou (Tad’s transformation)

Lazarus drug: (epilogue song)

A wish worth making: (end credits)

Empire: Ella Henderson ( playing in the background when end credits rolling)

[kwebtv]

The Cleopatras - BBC Two - January 19, 1983 - March 9, 1983

Historical Drama (8 episodes)

Running Time: 60 minutes

The Cleopatras:

Michelle Newell as Cleopatra III and Cleopatra VII

Elizabeth Shepherd as Cleopatra II

Caroline Mortimer as Cleopatra Thea

Prue Clarke as Cleopatra Selene

Sue Holderness as Cleopatra IV

Pauline Moran as Cleopatra Berenike

Amanda Boxer as Cleopatra Tryphaena, Queen of Syria

Emily Richard as Cleopatra Tryphaena, Queen of Egypt

Francesca Gonshaw as Arsinoe IV

The Ptolemies:

Richard Griffiths as Potbelly

David Horovitch as Chickpea

Daniel Beales as Ptolemy XIII

Adam Bareham as Fluter

Lauren Beales as Ptolemy XV

Gary Carp as Eupator

Graham Seed as Ptolemy

Sadik Soussi as Memphites

Ian McNeice as Alexander

David Purcell as Alexander the Younger

Shelagh McLeod as Berenike IV

Francesca Gonshaw as Princess Arsinoe

Graham Crowden as Theodotus

Romans:

Robert Hardy as Julius Caesar

Christopher Neame as Mark Antony

Geoffrey Whitehead as Scipio Africanus

Donald Pickering as Lucius Licinius Lucullus

Phillip Cade as Gnaeus Pompey

Rupert Frazer as Octavian

Manning Wilson as Cicero

Godfrey James as Cato

Matthew Long as Ahenobarbus

Graham Pountney as Archelaus

Patrick Troughton as Sextus

Karen Archer as Octavia

The Seleucids:

Stephen Greif as Demetrius

James Aubrey as Grypus

Nicholas Geake as Seleucus

Colin Higgins as Seleucus

Donald MacIver as Alexander Zebinas

Granville Saxton as Cyzicenus

[wrongstation]

Announcing GRIMOIRE CLUB! A new show where we talk about the works of art that influenced WRONG STATION. Check out our inaugural episode, about Richard Matheson's DUEL, only on the Wrong Station Patreon. With some tasty show artwork by Alexander Saxton.

[thebackestofburners]

Why did a horror podcast capture my views on love better than literally anyone in my life so far

[Image Description: Transcript from The Wrong Station by Alexander Saxton: She would take it the wrong way, think he meant some confession of love; but love, the way that people speak of love, was nothing close to what he felt, unless we say the warming wind feels love for maple buds unfurling at winter's end.]

[ghostmanblog]

HORROR EXPRESS Full Movie Christopher Lee & Telly Savalas 1972 : Mark Antony Raines : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

[thebutcher-5]

Horror Express

Benvenuti o bentornati sul nostro blog. Nello scorso articolo abbiamo continuato a parlare di Disney, arrivando finalmente alla fine di un suo Periodo molto particolare, fatto di alti e bassi ma sempre affascinante, il Periodo di Bronzo, e discutendo di Oliver & Company. Una storia ispirata a Oliver Twist, in cui il protagonista è un gatto orfano che si unisce a un gruppo di cani randagi e di un…

[twistedtummies2]

Christopher Lee: A Sinister Centenary - Number 22

Welcome to Christopher Lee: A Sinister Centenary! Over the course of May, I will be counting down My Top 31 Favorite Performances by my favorite actor, the late, great Sir Christopher Lee, in honor of his 100th Birthday. Although this fine actor left us a few years ago, his legacy endures, and this countdown is a tribute to said legacy! Today’s Subject, My 22nd Favorite Christopher Lee Performance: Sir Alexander Saxton, from Horror Express.

The relationship between Christopher Lee and fellow actor Peter Cushing is almost as legendary as the actors themselves. And while I’ve talked about their appearances onscreen together a couple times before now – discussing features like “Curse of Frankenstein” and “The Gorgon” – perhaps no picture more interestingly uses their dynamic than “Horror Express.” In most movies, the pair were at each other’s throats – the Doctor vs. His Creature, Professor Meister vs. Dr. Namaroff – but in “Horror Express,” neither plays the villain. Instead, the pair double-up as twin protagonists, who have to band together to face a great evil. ���Horror Express” is a somewhat odd thriller. It’s sort of a bizarre combo of stories like “Murder on the Orient Express” and the work of H.P. Lovecraft, blending Gothic chills with sci-fi strangeness in a spine-tingling murder-mystery with a horrifying twist. In the movie, Lee and Cushing play a pair of successful, well-respected scientists: Sir Alexander Saxton and Dr. Wells, respectively. The two are both the best of friends and the most intense rivals: they like and care about each other, but they’re constantly feuding and bickering at the same time. Wells has a habit of poking his nose into Saxton’s business, and Saxton’s stiff, no-nonsense attitude occasionally gets on Wells’ nerves. The pair both end up bunked together while traveling on the Trans-Siberian Express. As it turns out, Saxton has discovered an oddity during his travels: a mysterious humanoid creature, preserved in ice, which he believes is the fabled “Missing Link.” While en route to Moscow, the creature in question is thawed out from the ice and begins a killing spree: it’s eventually revealed that the monster is actually an extraterrestrial being, almost as old as the Earth itself, with powers and knowledge most mortals cannot comprehend. The two scientists are forced to put aside their differences to combat the creature, working with other passengers to try and stop the beast before the train reaches its final destination. While the thrills are fun and the chills delightfully disturbing, what really makes the movie great is a combination of two elements. One is the atmosphere: movies and stories set aboard trains can be somewhat hit or miss, you have to know how to use the space. This film does that, playing with the claustrophobic elements of the rail ride to its advantage. The idea of being trapped with a monster that you can’t fully understand, in a kill-or-be-killed situation, is a concept that’s just as unsettling today as it would have been when the film was released in 1972. I would say it would be great to see a modern remake of the film, to see how modern cinematography and effects wizardry could compare… …But there would be one thing the remake, if it were to happen, simply would not be able to hold a candle to. This is the other element that truly makes the movie great: Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing’s onscreen chemistry. It’s the relationship between Saxton and Wells – which I like to think, in some places, might have mirrored the relationship between the actors playing them – that really makes the movie work. Whether they’re snapping at each other or rallying others to battle, these two carry so much conviction and have such interesting depth to their work that it never fails to entertain. They can even be humorous at times, especially in the earlier parts of the film, and yet you never doubt their capabilities or the care they have for each other. I can’t automatically think of too many other great cinema duos in the modern era who could have the same kind of powerful dynamic and make it work; the best that comes to my mind would be Benedict Cumberbatch as Saxton with Martin Freeman as Wells. And as cool as that movie would be, were it to happen…sorry, Sherlock and Watson, I think I’d still prefer Dracula and Van Helsing here. Tomorrow the countdown continues with My Number 21 choice!

[tearsofasaiyan]

Black Excellence 

[eisenkrahe]

Aylen - Chapter 15 - Leswamp - Original Work [Archive of Our Own]

[siouxsiebannion]

Horror Express (1972)

[snowthepimp]

BURN: MerryChristmas. — CAST

Top row; left to right: Nathaniel ‘Nate/Smooth’ Green, Tiffany ‘Tiff/T’ Saxton, Derrick ‘D’ Harris. Middle row; left to right: Scott ‘Scotty’ Miller, Jr, William ‘Willie/Will’ Thomas, Adryan ‘Adrie/Dree’ Miller-Thomas. Bottom row; left to right: Jade Miller, Kelly Anderson, Anthony ‘Ant’ Young.

(LEFT GIF) Top row; left to right: Angelique ‘Cherry’ Lewis, Roxanne ‘Roxie’ Clark, Max Clark, Raquel Lopez. Second row; left to right: Thomas ‘Tommy’ Hill, Cordell ‘Dell’ Patterson, Mayor Reginald ‘Uncle Reggie/Unc’ Sanders, Regina ‘Mama’ Green. Third row; left to right: Christine ‘Mrs. Chrissy’ Baker, Sunshine Nelson, Vanessa ‘Nessa/V’ Mitchell, Lance Rivera. Bottom row; left to right: Nova Green, Jeremy ‘DJ JX’ Bell, Trevor ‘DJ Trigga Tre’ Collins, Yulissa ‘Yaya’ Monroe.

(RIGHT GIF) Top row; left to right: Abigail Robinson, Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ Miller, Scott ‘Scotty’ Miller, Sr. Bottom row; left to right: Juwaan ‘JJ’ Crawford, Benjamin ‘Ben’ Ellis.

(LEFT GIF) Top row; left to right: Candace ‘Candy’ Moore, Katrina ‘Kitty’ Johnson. Bottom row; left to right: Estrella ‘Star’ Perez, Alexis ‘Tex Lex’ Carter.

(RIGHT GIF) Top row; left to right: Nicole ‘Nikki’ Stewart, Stephanie ‘Diamond’ Hayes. Bottom row; left to right: Victoria ‘Vixen’ Bryant, Francesca ‘Foxxy’ Alexander.

Gif credit to @ritualoflove !

[roronoazs]

Neil Roronoazs’ horror podcast rec list 2021 - Part 1

I love horror, it’s one of my favourite genres. If you’re like me however, and find much of the assorted mainstream horror media unpalatable, there’s always podcasts! Many avid podcasts listeners know about such offerings as The Magnus Archives, Archive 81, and Alice Isn’t Dead and for good reason. But I’d like to offer a selection of my favourite lesser known horror and audio drama podcasts so they can get the recognition they deserve. And so I’ll have other people to talk about them with because the fandoms are small or completely nonexistent please help I’m dying.

This ended up being quite long, so I’ve chosen to split it up and also put everything under a cut. Enjoy!

Wrong Station. You may wish to adjust the dial, you are currently tuned into the Wrong Station. A horror anthology podcast created by Alexander Saxton, Anthony Botelho, and Jacob Duarte Spiel, and is styled like a series of old radio plays. Each episode features a standalone story ranging from unsettling and creepy, to ‘keeps you looking over your shoulder on the bus ride home’ terrifying, to “would that be messed up or what?”, all narrated by Anthony and a rotating cast of other Toronto based voice actors. They have a website (wrongstation/.com - without the slash), where listeners can find content warnings and full transcripts for each episode. They also have a patreon, and can be found on facebook, twitter and instagram under “Wrong Station” or “TheWrongStation”.

The White Vault. Travel not advised. A found footage horror fiction audio drama created by Fool & Scholar Productions, it follows the events of a repair team sent to a remote research station in Svalbard, Norway where they explore the horrors that lie in the farthest reaches of the world. Featuring a multinational team of vocal talents, and some of the best sound design I’ve encountered in several years of listening to horror podcasts, it makes the terror that much more visceral. They have a website (thewhitevault/.com) and a patreon, where listeners can find full episode transcripts for free. The main podcast is a serial, so it is recommended that you listen from season 1, episode 1: Fristed, but they also have two standalone miniseries The White Vault: Artifact and The White Vault: Imperial, that can be listened to without hearing the rest of the podcast, though I would personally recommend listening to the main series first so you get the full experience. Each miniseries collection costs $15 but is well worth the price. I listened to Artifact in one sitting in broad daylight and was terrified for the rest of the day.

Hello From the Hallowoods. We go now to a stretch of woods not unlike where I spent my childhood. Guided by our beloved host, Nikignik, this broadcast follows a group of LGBTQ+ survivors as they deal with the wildlife, nameless terrors, nameful terrors, beings beyond comprehension, the Instrumentalist, and personal journeys in the forest at the end of the world. Written and produced by William A. Wellman, who also provides the vocal talent for Nikignik, Hallowoods is an episodic horror podcast featuring snapshots of various characters in the titular Hallowoods. Each broadcast centers around a specific theme, often with underlying themes of existential horror and dystopia, as well as queer love, identity and experience. It makes for a delightfully creepy and deeply heartfelt show that I can’t fully express my enjoyment of. It is recommended that listeners start from Season 1: Episode 1 - Keys, in order to get the full experience of the show. There is a website (hellofromthehallowoods/.com), a patreon, a tumblr @hellofromthehallowoods (hello Mx. Wellman! your work has kept me good company while I become a bus station cryptid), and can also be found on facebook, twitter, instagram, and youtube. Full episode transcripts and content warnings are available on the website.

[recentanimenews]

Love After World Domination English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date

  Go go rom-com anime! Love After World Domination is the perfect blend of tokusatsu mayhem and the enemies-to-lovers trope, and we're pleased to announce that the English dub is officially coming to Crunchyroll on April 22 at 2:15pm Pacific Time!

  Here's the superhero (and supervillain) team being called to action:

  Cast

  Anthony DiMascio (To Handa in The Vampire Dies in No Time) as Fudo (Red Gelato)

Lindsay Seidel (Nejire Hado in My Hero Academia) as Desumi (Reaper Princess)

Morgan Lauré (Kurenai in DECA-DENCE) as Misaki (Yellow Gelato)

Nazeeh Tarsha (Ard in The Greatest Demon Lord is Reborn as a Typical Nobody) as Hayato (Blue Gelato)

Macy Anne Johnson (Marusan in SSSS.GRIDMAN) as Haru (Pink Gelato)

Jason Lord as Daigo (Green Gelato)

Charlie Campbell (Fujitora in One Piece) as Professor Big Gelato

Cris George (Rikido Sato in My Hero Academia) as Culverin Bear

Monty Thompson as Narrator

  Additional episode 1 cast:

  Mark Allen Jr. as Boar 1A

Jalitza Delgado as Boy 1A

Emi Lo as Boy 1B

Dalton Walker as Man 1A

Monty Thompson as Changer

Molly Searcy as Female Base Announcer 1A

Emi Lo as Female Staffer 1A

Dalton Walker as Male Skull 1A

Comona Lewin as Male Skull 1B, Male Skull 1M

Cory Phillips as Male Skull 1C, Male Skull 1L

Aaron Campbell as Male Skull 1D, Male Skull 1K

Jacob Alexander as Male Skull 1E, Male Skull 1J

Ethan Gallardo as Male Skull 1F, Male Skull 1I

Mark Allen Jr. as Male Skull 1G

John Gerhardt as Male Skull 1H

  Crew

  ADR Director: Jad Saxton

Assistant ADR Directors: Dallas Reid, Sara Ragsdale, Caitlin Glass

Lead ADR Engineer: Rickey Watkins

Assistant ADR Engineers: Zachary Davis, Jameson Outlaw

ADR Script Writer: Clint Bickham

ADR Script Supervisor: Emily Neves

ADR Prep: Jennifer Alyx

ADR Mix Engineer: Neal Malley

      RELATED: Crunchyroll Reveals SimulDub Lineup for Spring 2022, First SPY x FAMILY Cast Details

    Based on the manga by Hiroshi Noda and Takahiro Wakamatsu, Love After World Domination is directed by Kazuya Iwata (Cute Executive Officer) at studio project No.9, with series composition by Satoshi Sugisawa (Cute Executive Officer) and character designs by Akemi Kobayashi (SUPER HXEROS chief animation director).

  If you're a fan of tokusatsu and rom-com anime, don't miss Episode 1 of Love After World Domination's English dub when it drops on April 22 at 2:15pm PT, right here on Crunchyroll!

      Der shy man behind @Shymander, Liam is a timezone-fluid Aussie with a distinct fondness for anime, Eurovision and creating odd stats projects despite hating math.

By: Liam Dempsey

[ourlittleforever]

also i watched a movie tonight and i um. have a new f/o 👉👈

Prof. Sir Alexander Saxton from Horror Express! (he's the one with the 'stache)

ship tag is still tba !