A Fox in Heat

 Hi there! So a good friend of mine, Cedric, asked what Sin and I were thinking of some of the Godzilla sequels and some other Hammer films we didn't have on our list. So, I started looking things up and realized that, first of all, we weren't far behind if we wanted to tackle those films, and second, that there really weren't that many. So I added three kinds of films to our spreadsheet: all the Godzilla sequels, all the Hammer series sequels (The Mummy, Frankenstein, Dracula, and actually the whole Quartermass Trilogy), and independent (as in, non-series) horror films Hammer did. I spent the past week-ish catching up on the other 50s films that matched those criteria, and my reviews are below! The first of these films was Godzilla Raids Again from 1955. Predictably, it didn't have much in the way of plot, but I liked Aguaris as a monster. Good film to have on while doing work, for sure. The Quartermass Xperiment, also from 1955. Pretty generic sci fi horror, for sure....

Wow, I can't believe we finished the 50s finally. It was the largest decade so far, but not the hardest. I enjoyed a lot of films from this period, and it was great seeing more technicolor films and seeing blood start to appear on screen finally. So here are our reviews of the films we watched in the last two years of the decade. 1958 The Blob: It was actually my first time seeing this one. I loved the politics for this one. Unlike the first half of the decade, the cops are idiots here. Who's affected by the blob? Blue collar. Who's the first to know? Blue collar. Who has power but thinks the blob is fake? The police. Who finds a way to stop the blob? Teens. Who breaks a way into the school? Not the police, though they're right there; the blue collar workers. I loved the class dynamics here. Revolutionary for its time in horror. But you can clearly see contemporary fears about trust in the government starting to emerge here. Black Cat Mansion: A Japanese horror film tha...

Hiya! Long time, no talk. Well, I recently had another hookup horror story for you. So, I thought I'd share (helps me out too mentally). CW: lack of consent and watersports So, I have had numerous hookups (let's say 10-15) with a guy I will name Randy. Randy lives across town, is a much older guy (we're talking like 60s). Part of the allure for me as a sexual partner with Randy is the regularity and expectedness of the kinks involved. And he knows all my limits. We've talked about them a few times. Hard limits for me are watersports, fisting, scat, blood, medium and heavy s/m, sounding, piercing, diapers, anything illegal. So, put another way, sex is always the same with him. But sometimes that's nice. It's good to have a predictably safe but kinky session with a regular. I enjoyed it anyway. Here was our usual session: I'd text him that I'm there. I'd walk in. He'd make me strip. He'd collar me, blindfold me, gag me, tie up my hands, lead me...

So, Sin and I got through three more years in our horror movie marathon, and this was an interesting one. We had a couple of what could be called the first "modern" horror movies, and we had more giant monsters. We had more voodoo stuff. It's interesting to note that America only had sci fi horror films for these years. It was the international market that really started expanding into the macabre. 1955 Cult of the Cobra: This was kind of like the Mummy but with snake rituals. Very similar to Cat People, too. Can't say it was worth a watch honestly. Pretty basic stuff. Tarantula: I fucking loved this movie. Being a major spider fan myself, I was fascinated. When the tarantula peeks into the house window, I was amazed. I was practically cheering this epic spider on. (I ended up acquiring a tarantula the next day actually.) But the tropes this set up were incredible. In some ways it responded to Mesa of Lost Women (connected spider experiments with disability and ...

We had one other furry sex picture game in May, and it was with my favorite pink bull, Elias. We did eight pictures, and we hope you enjoy ;) This first one by Negg had Elias posing with his cock through his legs. It was hard to get this pose, I remember, but we got it!   Mmm, gonna nom those balls. Next, Elias got to spread my ass cheeks a bit from a pic by Moonstalker.     Heh, I felt cute in this one. Usually, sexually, especially with Elias, I like to feel "used" sexually, channeling sex object energy rather than intimate partner energy. It's not common that I feel like I can ask to be admired or have my body "worshipped." But it felt nice this time. After that, Elias got to spread my cheeks from a totally different angle in a pic by Shiuk.     Ignore the porn on the walls lol. This felt nice. I remember having quiet anticipation. Was he about to finger me next? Rim me? Yank on my balls? Then, we got to do an armpit fetish pic by Nikko. ...

Well these past few months have definitely been trying, for different people for different reasons. This past month, we had an inside date day, complete with movie, walk, and plenty of sex. So, here's our usual furry sex art game! Enjoy. The first pic by Anixis gave us the chance to cuddle while watching a movie...but of course I got to tease Sin's nipples x3   -noms- Next, I got to pose by myself in a pic by Miles DF here. Was fun to pose like this :3   My pussy is ready for you, daddy~ The next pic (by a currently unknown artist) had us doing some armpit play, which is always a treat.     Let me help you with your clothes, sir. Next, a spanking pic by Prismhawk had me lying over Sin's lap while he spanked the shit out of me. It felt good too. That kind of s/m is appealing to me more and more.     Mmm harder, daddy. While I was in that pose, we did the next pose by Furrynoata-kun. Sin got to hold my head down good while he vaped. G...

We just finished the first half of the decade in horror. It's been interesting. I assume because of war stuff that that explains the shortage of horror films. I also suspect the war influenced the focus on mega-monsters and new racial politics in the films. But it's made for a curious few years. Here's our reviews below as well as our favs. 1951 Son of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: I actually really enjoyed this one. Jekyll and Hyde wasn't super popular in the 40s, and I think it was a fun return with Chaney, Jr. I think this was my fave of the Jekyll and Hyde movies, and, rather than trying to completely resist the past as the Frankenstein children did, Jekyll's kid tries to prove that Jekyll's science didn't work. A much cooler plot in my opinion. 1953 House of Wax: This was an interesting film. I've loved the few wax films we've seen so far, but this one, in technicolor, was rather captivating. Largely a revenge narrative, I liked the use of sp...