#tom kiefer

[vancruejovi]

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[babylonpunx]

[groovium]

I had a memory of some Japanese cartoon where LA Guns are made out as dolls and Tom Kiefer is there and I can’t figure out if it’s a dream or reality

[lisascr3ature]

the more "off limits" cancel culture makes rockstars, the sexier and sexier they become to me

[rockwithbibberly]

Tom Kiefer, 1992.

[the-hottest-band-tournament]

Round one

Cinderella

Formed in: 1983

Genres: Glam metal, hard rock, blues rock

Lineup: Tom Keifer- lead guitarist and singer

Eric Brittingham - bassist

Jeff LaBar- secondary guitarist

Jim Drinec- drums

Albums from the 80s: 

Night Songs (1986)

Long Cold Winters (1988)

Propaganda: my mom says this was her favourite band in the 80s!! She says she had a ton of posters of them. Lots of glitter, hair, leather, jewelry aand yeah I can’t blame her I see why she liked them. I don’t think any of these men know how to do their shirts up. I admittedly don’t know much about them but I do agree with her that they look very hot.

White Zombie

Formed in: 1985

Genres: Alt Metal, Industrial, Groove Metal

Lineup: Rob Zombie- vocals

John Ricci- guitar

Sean Yseult- bass

Ivan de Prume- drums

Albums from the 80s:

Soul-Crusher (1987)

Make Them Die Slowly (1989)

Propaganda: 

[calpalpol]

Here are photos of Sebastian Bach being friends with basically the whole glam scene

[escapingpurgatory]

Tom Kiefer

Cinderella

[waxtron]

Cinderella - Tom Kiefer

[sunsetdaydreamer]

Calling the Cinderella fandom

Should I get into Cinderella? And what songs/albums should I start off with?

[booksandmemes1987]

Halloween 2022

I have already planned out my Halloween 2022 costume. It will be inspired by 80s rock and/or metal. Sadly, I don't have any acid wash jeans, band shirts, or any combat style of boots, no vest, and no patches, so it will prob be an expensive 'costume' that I will wear on the daily besides just the spookiest night of the year.

I will try and post some pictures if I do wind up going with this idea. I told my parents at dinner, and I told them that I wanted to dress up like a person from the 80s. My dad suggested Michael J. Fox's character of Marty McFly from the "Back to the Future" franchise.

I guess that I could pull of gender-bent Marty or (Martha I guess if he was a girl..?) But, we'll see when the time comes for spooky season.

[vancruejovi]

Tom Kiefer 🔮

[eyesonsutherland]

Are they hot...or they just played Athos?

[losthavenmine]

This weekend I got the chance to go to For the Love of Horror in Manchester and meet Jason Patric, Kiefer Sutherland, Billy Wirth, Alex Winter, and G Tom Mac. Any long-timers here might remember that this blog started as a purely Lost Boys blog, the film has been so incredibly special to me for so many reasons for so many years, so getting to meet the gentlemen above was really huge for me. And every single one of them was wonderful - kind, friendly, engaging, and enjoying everyone's passion and love for the film. They all spoke about love and respect both for each other and for the fans and honestly, I'm so grateful to have been there and shared in the experiences of the weekend, it's gonna stay with me for a long time ❤️

That is all 😊

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

I’m watching the Korean version of “Designated Survivor” for the first time. Based on the first episode, it’s…surprisingly better? It follows the story of the original show, but it felt like the Korean team had a better grasp of the story than the Americans. What I mean is:

1) Park Mu-Jin feels more thought out than Tom Kirkman. In this version, you just had a feeling that this guy should NOT be President. Which is not a bad thing, it’s a sign of good character development. Mu-Jin is a good man and extremely intelligent…but he’s clumsy, has severe anxiety, and has no political sense. Don’t get me wrong, Kiefer Sutherland was good, but I never really saw him as the helpless underdog (maybe it’s because I couldn’t see him as anything but Jack Bauer). In the Korean version, you just feel extremely sorry for this guy and that South Korea is screwed under his leadership.

2) The seamless transition to Korean politics. You just get a sense that the Korean team knew how to make their version of the show work. The move from discussing Muslim terrorism to North Korea/the Korean War doesn’t feel forced at all. While not necessarily an improvement on the original, it shows that the writers were thinking hard about how to handle the change in setting and politics.

(Side note: The fear that the Koreas are going to go to war is a LOT scarier than the turmoil in the original show, imo)

3) The slower pace led to better characterization, especially for Park Mu-Jin (see above).

Overall, great first episode.

[rockwithbibberly]

Tom Keifer, 1991.