Welcome to another edition of the Weekly Visual Dump! We've handpicked a totally random set of images and added a movie recommendation for good measure. With over three hundred issues under our belt, this simple formula keeps delivering a fun and interesting break to every connected corner of the world. As always, it's made with love. Enjoy!
Patty and Selma Bouvier
The musculature of a bald primate
Black widow about to dine on a snake
Dirt does not adhere to a scar because it is a collagen matrix that contains no sweat glands or body hair, and as a result, neither dirt nor dust sticks.
I almost had a stroke
The prosthetic Marlon Brando wore in "The Godfather"
Chocolate that was two years past its expiration date
A green tree frog devouring a small brown snake. Photo by Julie-Anne O'Neill. The story behind it.
Home, sweet home
The finger of God
Legend has it that this photo belongs to a family that immortalized their dead grandmother in resin, but this has been proven totally false (thankfully!).
Question mark found by the James Webb Space Telescope in deep space. More information.
Ballet dancer from below
They're so good and obedient they even painted the shadow
It looks like the emo villain from the new Star Wars
It took me a second to understand
Toru Ueda, a Tokyo engineer who dresses up as a dog
The Sendai Daikannon statue, located in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan.
Strange creature that appeared on a beach somewhere in the world. A monster? A mermaid? Click here for the answer.
Cold mask to stay young, 1966
Nom nom nom ♥
Digirobo Tokima watch
"They Mostly Come At Night... Mostly"
"Hello, Neighbor!"
Total vertigo
A mother's love
Exactly the same
What a night last night!
Those who follow this NeoTeo column know that I love horror movies, especially zombie ones. That's why I approached Zom 100 with caution, being a Netflix release and all. But I have to admit I really liked it. It's different and well-intentioned, never getting too dense. I haven't seen the anime it's based on, but the ending is the perfect combination of Junji Itō and the Power Rangers. Moreover, it's a real milestone in Japanese cinema to criticize the slavery of the salary man. I recommend it!
