Sun Don't Shine

Whoopie Cat, 2016

Tina Packer in the 1968 Doctor Who episode 'The Web of Fear,' which was thought lost

The bluest of days.

Contrasted by the highest of lows.

We played through your maze,

to watch your walls continue to grow.

We became self aware,

reflective, yet so unprepared.

only ourselves to blame,

we work day and night to build our own cage.

The sun don't shine for me, no more.

The sun don't shine for me, oh, lord no.

The sun don't shine for me, no more.

The sun don't shine for me, oh no.

Oh lord, I know just how far you plan to go.

Just to take away the right

of those lost and dying souls.

Well, I don't need anyone telling me things are alright

when I got my own eyes.

I love, I love the way that you sleep as we cry out at night.

The sun don't shine for me, no more.

The sun don't shine for me, oh, lord, no.

The sun don't shine for me, no more.

The sun don't shine for me, oh no.

The sun don't shine for me, no more.

The sun don't shine for me, oh, lord, no.

The sun don't shine for me, no more.

The sun don't shine for me, oh no.

Bandcamp

 

Jeremy Hush

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Mummy - Beatrice Morabito

The House That Jack Built

This is the horse the kicked the cow...that chased the dog that bit the cat...that killed the rat...that lived in the house that Jack built.

The Avengers, Season 4, Episode 23, 1966

Emma holds her old childhood doll as she looks the exhibit of her life

Key-Elan

Director: Don Leaver
Writer: Brian Clemens (teleplay)

Mrs. Peel is bequeathed an old house by an uncle Jack, whom she never knew existed. In the event, he did not exist. The house is a former lunatic asylum and it is all a ruse by a vengeful ex-employee of Mrs. Peel's to submit her to mind games which will drive her insane.

Emma comes to Steed's home to tell him she cannot have lunch with him because she inherited a house from an uncle she never knew. She places the key to the estate on photo paper Steed has sitting out. He is developing some holiday snaps. Anyway Emma leaves Steed's apartment and travels to her legacy.

Patrick Macnee ... John Steed
Diana Rigg ... Emma Peel

A plastic mould of Professor Keller's head glows in the blackness behind Emma Peel

The centre of the maze

 

Elmira Humphries, Radio Queen, 1939

Professor Keller: [voice over] I am dead. I've been dead for quite some time. Only the house is alive. Only the house...

The glass case surrounding Professor Keller's preserved corpse cracks and splinters as the house breaks down

 

 

Yoann Pennard

Night of the Witches

(1970)

An image taken from The Season of the Witch set by Filia Lunae

Model: Poppy Augarde (Gothicle)

'Crimson Night' by La Esmeralda

Model LouLou Dvil by Harri Hinkka

Lucia Carroll c 1940’s

'The dark side of Mother Nature' by LilifIlane

 

a moth red

 

Photo by Nic Marchant