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This image is reblogged from this 5 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. It’s source is “Far East Adventure,” a now-deactivated DeviantArt account. It seems appropriate to present here since I’ve done my share of indulging in vore. According to my earlier post, the image was accompanied by the tagline “Where do these cultists keep finding these beautiful college girls?”
Social media, that would be my guess.
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This image is reblogged from this 5 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders, and appears to be a movie poster for a film more commonly known at Lifeforce (1985).
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This image is reblogged from this 4 July 2015 post at Infernal Wonders. It is Barbara Bach (b. 1947) and some guy in a rubber fishman suit, in a publicity photo for the Italian adventure/horror movie L’isola degli uomini pesci (Island of the Fishmen, 1979). The actor who played the father of Barbara Bach’s character was, of all people Joseph Cotten (1905-1994), and I cannot but think that it was a long way down from leading roles in Citizen Kane and Shadow of a Doubt to a men-in-rubber-suits movie.
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This image is Shrunken Specimen by American digital artist Carl Brutananadilewski (“demontroll”), who has a DeviantArt page here. He adds the following descriptive comment:
Mysteriously, the alien crystals reduced Dr. Foster to about one fifth of her previous height. The other scientists thought it would be best to keep her under isolation for further study.
You would think they might at least get her a towel, or something.
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This image has been reblogged from Infernal Wonders. Its source tumblr indicates that it is a painting by British artist Bruce Pennington (b. 1944) for a cover of Edgar Rich Burroughs’s Master Mind of Mars.
Bruce Pennington has a professional site here.