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| | Return to Hell | Site News | QuarkMaster | 2011-07-25 21:05 |
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Short Post so Balthazar's followers may know despair! (wouldn't want them to have any hope after all)
At long last I have finally restarted working on Apprentice in Hell Episode 3...I am going to be "Hell Bent" on getting it done this time.
This is where the transformations begin. Lots of fun and games. Again, some sick stuff. Some gainer stuff.
I've got some really kinky TF's in the works (always had for this one)...the biggest problem is there are 5 apprentices and thus 5 TF's.
That takes quite a bit of time and its a lot of images...may have to break it up...but I hope not....
Speaking of hellish stuff...fun and games coming with Death Valley on MTV late August. Basically "COPS" with undead perps.
Teen Wolf is cheesy teen soap, but werewolves and lots of hot shirtless young men. So the eye candy alone is worth it...
MTV is doing it these days, best stuff I've seen on that network since the day the Music Video died.
RJ Berger (teen sex comedy about a lad with a ginormous endowment--and the most fucked up adults on TV)
Teen Wolf
Death Valley
Awkward (OK...totally girly but fun)
Of course over at HBO: True Blood is going overtime on the crazy fun...
Loved it when super shirtless (and sometimes nude) Jason was kidnapped and mauled by a were panther couple who wanted to "turn him" and make him their were panther sperm donor.
For their whole inbred clan...he was then gang raped by a bunch of were panther bitches (or whatever cat women are called).
Then of course crazy witches and the Super Brujo and rotting Pam, "Nice Eric" and King (True Death for You) Bill (who is sleeping with his great-great-grand daughter).
And looks like some good upcoming werewolf pack battles for Alcide and the local alpha.
Oh and Sam and his brother are having lots of fun and spend lots of time taking their clothes off.
And those creepy Fairies under Queen Maub are clearly up to no good....
Oh, and yeah the super creepy possessed baby and the extra possessed doll from hell
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| | 2 ASFR's in One Day | Movies | QuarkMaster | 2011-04-03 18:23 |
| | Maybe I should have done this first post to let the more "surprsing" ASFR find of Astro Boy keep top Blog Post...but really just got to thinking of it. Wrote AB first, because it was very clearly ASFR. (a robot boy after all)
Not to spoil anything, but if you like mind game movie thrillers; and if you like ASFR, and you like alternate universe theories....then go see "The Source Code" I have already given too much away.
It's not the visual spectacle of Inception, but it's possibly even more spinetinglingly thought provoking with morally ambiguous government types.
It's very well reviewed, but many critics have said the mechanism doesn't make any sense; but as a physicist, I can say that the fundamental theoretical science of what they are doing (or at least what is really happening) is fine; the engineering of it is questionable, but no more so than the existence of warp drive....
So from a Quantum Field Theory point of view, the movie makes complete sense...we just aren't anywhere near the tech level to do it...
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| | Astro Boy (A.S.F.R.?) | Movies | QuarkMaster | 2011-04-03 17:50 |
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Astro Boy (re) visited.
OK, So being what feels like a centuries old being, some days, I do remember Astro Boy from my child hood. Not in the original runs, but in repeats during the 70's. I watched them along with Speed Racer, etc. but never really got into the series as Manga/Anime wasn't my thing, actually it wasn't much of anyone's thing in the US, but the shows were mildly popular as cartoons.
So when the new Astro Boy movie came out a few years back, I thought about seeing it, but the reviews were rather mediocre and so I passed.
Of course, I didn't quite know what I was passing on; probably because I was never really into it as a kid (and it was on well before I hit puberty).
The thing that I should have realized as an adult, and as person interested in all sorts of fetishes is that it was Manga. It was Anime, and therefore, some what close to being really perverted.
Last night the TV was on STARZ and I walked into the room and Astro Boy was just starting...I wasn't planning on watching but I was just looking who was in the movie but then after the initial opening credits there was this "background" cartoon in the form of a school instructional video...and...it was...to say the least, scary ass cynical.
I was intrigued. I hit the record button on the DVR and finished fixing dinner and dragged my bf in the room, against his wishes, backed up the DVR and started again.
I now know why this thing wasn't a hit. And it's actually a shame.
It was very good, very dark, and would creep the hell out of any sensitive kid and probably their parents. To call this movie cynical and rather scathing of modern consumerist society, and slavery and class warfare would be too modest.
So what are the key words for this movie? ASFR (alt.sex.fetish.robot), BD/SM, Slavery, Gladiators...
Don't get me wrong, it was cute and funny, lots of typical animated sidekick/wise cracking machines etc. But I am sure very few kids would get more than 30% of the humor in this thing; Tweens might get half, and teens 2/3rds; you pretty much have to be an adult to really appreciate this movie.
And to love this movie, you really need to be into Manga or asfr/slavery etc type things.
One thing that really sort of intrigued me early on and got me hooked is that it explores themes that I am exploring right now (actually since about the time this movie came out, even though I didn't see it or know anything about it at that time) in a "Slave Future" type story that I'm writing called A.K.A. Andy.
So if you've read my stories, say Island of Dr. Monroe, you may have to wonder about a kids' movie that explores similar themes to what I write about. Yeah, I did too, that's why I got into watching it.
Yes, it doesn't go where I go, all the way, but there is some creepy overlap with core ideas. I'd have loved them to explore this far more, but then the rating on the thing would have been far more restrictive and probably caused a lot of outrage. And I'm not talking sex, per se, I'm talking the morality of slavery, the dehumanization of other people (whether they are different colors, races, immigrants); i.e. enslaving those that are different. The discarding of people that don't fit the expectation; the disdain of the wealthy for the poor.
So what is this movie about?
As the opening cartoon (within the cartoon) shows; Earth sort of got pretty nasty, lots of garbage, polution, climate issues; so the wealthy, in their gleaming city of skyscrapers decided to leave the troubles beneath them. They launched their city into the air as a floating city; where everything was neat and clean and new; where every need of the people of Metro City is met by their robots (slaves).
Robots do all the dirty and dangerous work that humans don't want to do (think immigrants) and are expendable, if they get broken, or "old" they are discarded and dumped off the city into a giant pile of electronics garbage and refuse.
Of course, it quickly becomes apparent that the robots are very sentient...but everyone thinks they are just machines....
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So anyway, at the top of the city is the Mayor, a power hungry control freak that will do anything to get reelected; including starting wars with the "Ground People" who obviously pose an existential threat to Metro City but in fact, as we discover, are at best third world countries in an anology with today, who are of no possible threat and subsist on the scraps of Metro City.
Working for the Mayor is the Head of the Ministry of Science (Nicolas Cage, of course) who has a genius son, who he loves dearly but treats extremely distantly and coldly, and who he loves almost as a mirror of himself. Long story short, through the action of the Mayor and his own assistance, a terrible accident occurs and his son is obliterated by a Peace Maker running on "Red Energy" (vs the good "Blue Energy") that comes from a meteorite from space. (Toby is fascinated by robots and his dad's work and snuck into the demonstration of the Peace Keeper--and got trapped behind and emergency wall with the PM).
Here's the kicker that makes this dark: This is shown in real time: you see the kid, Toby 98% vaporized by the Peace Maker...(all but his cap and some hair strands)
So genius dad, greatest robot maker of all time is consumed with grief and he manages (almost magically) to preserve his son's memories and essence (apparently via hair DNA--uh huh) and creates a robot replacement and stores all the 13 year old boys memory in the robot. Robot Toby is powered by the Blue Energy crystal (which the Mayor thinks destroyed). Robot Toby also has all the latest defensive technology built in, so he can never again be destroyed by a Peace Maker or another robot).
(now I really had to wonder, when he rebuilt his son, why he initially dressed him in red boots, a belt and skimpy underwear--little pervy kinky for a children's movie---if you ask me)
Turn the robot on, and Toby is back; he just thinks he's been unconscious. He doesn't know he's a robot; but his dad does, his dad knows that this isn't his son, it's just a machine, a look alike; when he decided to have Toby turned off, Toby over hears and escapes, and then the story opens up.
(BTW they address his freaky "horn hair" he (robot Toby) explains it's just heavily gelled)
And we enter the world of the groundlings and their Robot Gladiators that fight to the death in the arena; the Robot Revolution Front, out to free robots from the enslavement of humans, but hobbled by the laws of robotics (can do no harm to humans) so can only tickle their persecutors...
So we get gladiators, the story of Toby realizing he's a robot, his falling in love and trying to "come out" as a robot... our Fagin Oliver Twist/Peter Pan analogies, etc etc.
And well...I can't tell you have the rest of the story goes without spoiling more than I have.
Point being, it eventually lightens up and is actually funny and amusing and hopeful, but it's hellashishly dark to start....
The dark cynicism and humor that this movie possess is quite fun and enjoyable....it really just isn't a kid's movie...it's a animated film for adults)
If you are into asfr or slavefuture sorts of things; or manga sorts of kinkiness, then I would definitely recommend this film.
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| | More on The Gates | TV | QuarkMaster | 2010-09-20 01:00 |
| | So I just want to add a few more lines after watching the first half of the season finale of The Gates.
This show is great, yes from a hardcore SM/BD/Satyr perspestive it's not much but from the point of view of supernatural TV it's amazing. I know people like the Vampire Journals, but to me it's just too much CW/WB bullshit.
The Gates is the Dark Shadows of the 21st Century.
Yes, let's get over it, no one talks about it, but this is the Twenty First Century. Please ignore 19th Century FOX and their News channel.
The Gates, which is probably not returning has the hunkiest set of teen werewolves to ever grace a TV channel and the male Vamps are, quite frankly, mesmorizingly, handsome and alluring.
I love this show and am deeply saddened that it probably won't be back.
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| | Fall TV | TV | QuarkMaster | 2010-09-19 18:38 |
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Finally, a "real man" super hero!
Watch it while it's on...ABC introduces new Superhero show with ordinary people, and most importanly a man's man hero. No Ordinary Family
Michael Chiklis from The Shield, The Commish, and The Fantastic 4, plays a real world father who's not super handsome, or super muscular, or super trim. And while he looks tough, he's the heart of his family. His wife brings in the most money working insane hours while he works more modest hours as a police photographer and takes care of the kids, and basically does the mom type stuff.
In an effort to get his family to spend quality time together they head to Brazil with his wife on one of her business trips to try to get a family vacation in on the side. That doesn't work so well so he decides to charter a plane to tour the Amazon with just his family for an evening together for something special. Mistake! A storm comes out of no where, crashing the plane into a water landing in the middle of the jungle where the water glows funny colors (always a bad sign). They survive and get home, but then things get weird.
Each family member begins to develop odd new abilities, each getting a power or powers that correspond to what they each felt the were lacking: strength and invulnerability for Jim, speed for his wife so she can get things done, telepathy for his daughter who was teased as "clueless" and socially inept, and super intelligence for his son who teachers were trying to diagnose as having a learning disability.
Add to this their closest friends for support and a mysterious super-villain and you've got a new SuperFather Knows Best...sometimes. It's the modern family drama, but with super powers, and the problems such powers would cause in the ral world. Desperate SuperHouseHusbands or something.
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Anyway, I'm just excited to see a bald bear like man get to play a super hero who isn't horribly weird looking (see The Thing in Fantastic 4--same guy)
Also for those of you prefering "Priest Bait", the son is played by Jimmy Bennett who you may recall as the young James Tiberius Kirk in the Star Trek reboots, ala the kid that likes to drive 20th century convertibles off of 23rd century cliffs. |
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Also coming this fall...ZOMBIES
AMC has had Mad Men, now they have Undead Men (and women etc).
The Walking Dead is their new series about survivors in a world gone undead.
A small town sherrif is shot in a stand off on the highway, and when he wakes up in the hospital several days later, everyone's gone and the morgue is chained down and full of hungry zombies.
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Returning shows I'll be watching:
- Stargate SGU (My favorite Star Gate by a billion parsecs)
- Modern Family with the most realistic gay couple on US TV.
- And Couger Town with a group of suburbanits who's wine philosophy is about like mine (Jules: "I don't understand why they say you can get 4 glasses from a bottle of wine? I barely get 2. Slurp slurp, gotta becareful and not spill over the edge onto the carpet!")
- Big Bang Theory (it's the only show on TV where they talk about Quarks---actually what I like about is that they don't fuck up the science too bad...I'd been really afraid of that...since the characters are basically my friends and I back when I was still doing physics)
- NBC Thurday night commedies, SNL
- Warren The Ape (currently on, almost over I think)
- Rules of Engagement with David Spade and the super hunk and former Tick, Patrick Warburton and of course the cute Adhir Kalyan and Oliver Hudson (Kate Hudson's brother, son of Goldie Hawn)
- The Graham Norton Show the gayest talkshow on prime time! He's taking over Jonathon Ross's timeslot. Not sure when he's coming back.
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Other new shows I have great hope for:
- Raising Hope from the land of Earl comes a tale of a young dufus suddenly/violently thrust into unsuspectdd fatherhood who needs help from his nearly beyond redemption family, including grandmother Cloris Leechman and mother Martha Plimpton.
- Running Wilde from the people who brought us Arrested Development, this show has so much unbelievably hideous behavior from Will Arnett and terribly tackless dialog and behavior, I can't even believe it. It looks great!
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Things I should have told you to watch this summer, so watch next:
- If I have to tell you to watch True Blood, then clearly you are living in Borneo. The best show on television bar none, gay, straight and blood, what more do you want? The SECOND best show for full front male nudity going (See Bad News-->)
- The Hard Times of RJ Berger this show is an insane comedy that puts a 21st century spin on teen comedies like Porky's. Poor RJ, a nerd of insanely massive endowment (exposed when he got pantsed at a basketball game) seeks to win the girl of his dreams while dealing with the most insane number of people around him ever to exist in a high school.
- The Gates a fun soap with Vampires, Werewolves, Succubi and more. And more than a couple hunky high school guys. Two hours season finale tonight (19 September)
- Being Human A vampire, a werewolf and a ghost move in together...excellent!
- Eureka, Warehosue 13 on SyFy
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Horribly Bad News!
- Andy Whitfield's cancer has returned! Andy is the hunky Aussie star of Spartacus: Blood and Sand, had been diagnosed with non-Hodgekins Lymphoma and had undergone treatment for it, apparently succesffully. This had delayed Season 2, but now the cancer has returned and he's left the show. Leaving it in limbo.
- They are, however, still planning on doing a prequel with the insane Batiatus and his whife Lucretia, which promises to be fun...but I bet the creators of the show are now wishing they hadn't been so thorough in naming the last episode of the first series "Kill Them All"
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| | Believe or not, Not dead. | Site News | QuarkMaster | 2010-07-09 17:24 |
| | Hi,
So just realized how insanely long it's been since I've posted much of anything on the site at all.
Sorry. I was trying to at least keep the BadPuppy stuff, up, but then they changed the stuff they were sending out, and I never got around to getting a process to deal with the newer stuff/format.
Need to work on that.
On the projects front.
The next episode Apprentice From Hell is probably about 1/3 of the way done, it's a long sequence and I haven't had time to work on it for a long time. Hope to start up again before too long.
I'm actually working on 3 stories at the moment, all of which took a month or so of delay due to my workload and some minor writer block/inertia once stopped.
I'm still working on, and generating more of my own interest in finishing The Incubus which is a D2H story that is now of epic proportions...the writer block is basically off and I know where to go with it next...that ones been in the works for years though so...around 75,000 plus words and quite a bit to go...it's got more freaky sex and transformations than you could possibly imagine...
Two newer stories:
Satyrcation is nearing completion, it was supposed to be a fairly short TF story involving Satyrs, Dryads, Incest, Bestiality etc...it has of course gotten longer and longer...actually just looked at the file...hell I started it a year ago...I can't believe that...I better get my ass in gear. It's about 26,000 words or around 37 pages...I'm thinking like 50 or 60 pages total.
A.K.A. Andy is an ASFR/SlaveFuture story. It was supposed to be fairly short, and then I got hooked into the world and it's trying to become an actuall Science Fiction novella with porn....rather than a porn story with science fiction....it's now at 134 pages...66,000 words...around the same size as the Island of Dr Monroe and a lot of stuff left to do/write about...some very key TF's etc.
I have also sketched out the details of what's going to happen in "Return To The Island of Dr Monroe' I'd love to start writing it...but I am forcing myself to finish at least 1 or 2 of the other stories first.
Sorry for the delays...hope to get some stuff out this summer.
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| | Spartacus: Blood and Sand | TV | QuarkMaster | 2010-01-31 19:37 |
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Spartacus: Blood and Sand on STARZ
If you aren't watching Spartacus on STARZ, I have one question for you.
WHY?
This show has more sex, more perversion, more exposed bare flesh than anything ever shown on TV before.
This show would make Skinemax blush.
It makes the movie 300 look like a Disney flick.
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Spartacus has:
- Full Frontal Male Nudity (of gorgeous muscled men)
- Wide selection of mostly gorgeious nearly naked men on screen nearly all the time.
- For straight men and lesbians: Lots of hetero sex and boobs galore (ala skinemax)
- For straights and lesbians: Lesbo sex. (hoping for some homo sex to come in future episodes)
- For Geeks: Lucy Lawless Naked! That's Xena to you.
- Perversion example: Husband and wife making love in front of their slaves, in order to get ready for sex, both husband and wife have slaves "fluff" them/pleasure them.
- BLOOD AND GORE: Graphic Novel/300 style blood and gore, unhinged acts of brutality.
- Higher body count than the Sopranos
- This is a show that treats slaves like the disposable property they are. You haven't seen slavery like this on TV before.
- It's from down under, from the people who brought us Hercules, Xena and Legend of the Seeker, only this is the X-Rated version of those shows, with about 10x better acting.
The only thing I can compare it to is Caligula. (Unrated version) If you liked Caligula, or even thought it a bit mild, then this is for you.
Follow the links to watch extended previews/scenes. (Actually today it looked like the whole episode 2--but I'd find that hard to believe.)
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| | More Long Time No Blog | Site News | QuarkMaster | 2010-01-31 19:13 |
| | Hi,
OK, been a long time no blog again. Got hugely tied up with work last several months. I'd been ramping up to continue on two long time in the writing stories along with my next Apprentice In Hell, but then got work backlogged. And then when time started getting free, I got attacked by another story that wanted to be written.
I'm currently writing on that, it was based on a discussion in SlaveNowForum regarding Randall's story about a slave used as a pet and went into dehuminzation etc. And that, plus maybe a bit of Avatar, through me to my new story.
It's basically SlaveFuture meets a.s.f.r. (if anyone remembers what that was/is) and like so many stories it was going to be quick one handed reading and then that escaped me and took on a life of it's own as this very new and different universe for my SlaveFuture story took on a life of it's own. Right now it's about 72 Word pages, and just getting to the super perverted stuff (although there had been a fair amount of mildly perverted stuff earlier). So I'm going to keep chipping away at this as fast as possible to get it done and out before something else overtakes my muse.
Of course, one thing that keeps me going on this line is Spartacus, Blood and Sand....see next (above) post.
QM
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| | Long Time No Blog | Site News | QuarkMaster | 2009-12-01 16:04 |
| | Hey,
So long time no blog.
Been totally swamped with work work and can't get caught up in this year.
I am however, still heavily percolating on things in my head. I have the finish for my current story Satyrcation ready to write down and the motivation, just not the time. It's a big "pan"sexual satyr transformation with nymph tf's as well and lots of freaky things like incest, heterosex, homosex, plantsex, beastiality, transgenderism.
Also really working through the outline to the sequal to The Island of Dr Monroe. Finally know what I want to do there and am excited to get started on that. Just want to finish off Satyrcation.
The Apprentice In Hell Episode III is half done, just need to get back to that as well.
Got distracted by James Cameron's Avatar, really want to see that super bad. Spent a couple days making my own Pandorans...still not super happy with them but getting close. I could also do some fun world building like in the movie...just not enough time in the day. But that would be fun, always wanted to make some floating chunks of land.
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| | Zerophilia on SHO This Week | Movies | QuarkMaster | 2009-10-11 18:41 |
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Zerophilia is an interesting/fun small GLBT film from a year or so ago that is now playing a couple times per week on Showtime.
It's about a young man who discovers he's a zerophiliac, a creature capable of changing gender at will. Like adolescent frogs that can spontaneously change gender.
So it's basically a teen comedy/romance/coming of age story about an insecure young lad who discovers he can/needs to become a girl at will.
I'd say its production and script are about typical of a good, GLBT film festival comedy. It's actually won awards at Breckenridge, Dalla and Ft Lauderdale festivals.
So it's better than most of the GLBT comedies out there, but not to the Hollywood level. (Which for many people is a big plus).
Obviously the special effects are not what <I> would want, but then if they were what I wanted, the movie wouldn't be on Showtime or on DVD or legal in many countries and several states ;) However, they are decent for a low budget films and in some scenes quite erotic.
Obviously, since I'm posting on it, I do recommend it for anyone interested in the coming of age/gender identity motifs in movies. It's about as good an example of the genre as we are likely to see in a film.
The images will take you to the official sites for the movie.
You can YouTube the trailer and a first TF scene, just search on Zerophilia, and it's at the IMDB |
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