Night of the Living Dead (Strippers)
By: Charz
Tags: Abdul Alhazred, Ash Williams, Big Tits Zombie, Chainsaw, ero guro, George A. Romero, Ginko, Gothic, Gothic Lolita, H. P. Lovecraft, Horror Film, Italy, Japalatin, John Dee, Kyonyuu Dragon, La Rochefoucauld, Latin, Love Metal Club, Messala, Minoru Torihada, Necronomicon, Olaus Wormius, Perona, Rei Mikamoto, Rena Jodo, Risa Kasumi, Takao Nakano, Tarot, The Evil Dead, Tomas de Torquemada, Zombie, Zombie Sushis
Category: Funny, Kyonyū Dragon
Big Tits Zombie
Big Tits Zombie (巨乳ドラゴン 温泉ゾンビVSストリッパー5, lit. “Big Tits Dragon: Hot Spring Zombie Vs. Stripper 5″) is a 2010 Japanese fantasy-horror film. It was adapted from the manga Kyonyū Dragon by Rei Mikamoto, and stars several known faces from Japan, most notably Sora Aoi, Risa Kasumi and Minoru Torihada.
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The Book of the Dead (from 16th century Italy, written in japalatin)
“Death is the answer to everything”
The printing history of the Necronomicon
Although it was written in Damascus in 730 A.D. by Abdul Alhazred, no Arabic manuscript is known to exist. The author Idries Shah carried out a search in the libraries of Deobund in India, Al-Azhar in Egypt, and the Library of the Holy City of Mecca, without success. A Latin translation was made in 1487 by a Dominican priest Olaus Wormius. Wormius, a German by birth, was a secretary to the first Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition, Tomas de Torquemada, and it is likely that the manuscript of the Necronomicon came into his possession during the persecution of Spanish Moors (“Moriscos”) who had been converted to Catholicism under duress and did not exhibit the necessary level of enthusiasm for the doctrines of the Church.
It was an act of sheer folly for Wormius to translate and print the Necronomicon at that time and place. The book must have held an obsessive fascination for the man, because he was finally charged with heresy and burned after sending a copy of the book to Johann Tritheim, Abbot of Spanheim (better known as “Trithemius”). The accompanying letter contained a detailed and blasphemous interpretation of certain passages in the Book of Genesis. Virtually all the copies of Wormius’s translation were seized and burned with him, although there is the inevitable suspicion that at least one copy must have found its way into the Vatican Library.
Almost one hundred years later, in 1586, a copy of Wormius’s Latin translation surfaced in Prague. Dr. John Dee, the famous English magician, and his assistant Edward Kelly were at the court of the Emperor Rudolph II to discuss plans for making alchemical gold, and Kelly bought the copy from the so-called “Black Rabbi”, the Kabbalist and alchemist Jacob Eliezer, who had fled to Prague from Italy after accusations of necromancy. At that time Prague had become a magnet for magicians, alchemists and charlatans of every kind under the patronage of Rudolph, and it is hard to imagine a more likely place in Europe for a copy to surface.
The Necronomicon appears to have had a marked influence on Kelly, because the character of his scrying changed, and he produced an extraordinary communication which struck horror into the Dee household. Crowley interpeted this as an abortive first attempt of an extra-human entity to communicate the Thelemic Book of the Law. Kelly left Dee shortly afterwards. Dee translated the Necronomicon into English while warden of Christ’s College, Manchester, but contrary to Lovecraft, this translation was never printed – the manuscript passed into the collection of the great collector Elias Ashmole, and hence to the Bodleian Library in Oxford.
Parts of the Necronomicon were translated into Hebrew (probably in 1664) and circulated in manuscript form, accompanied by an extensive commentary by Nathan of Gaza, mystical apologist for the pseudo-messiah Sabbatai Tzevi. This version was titled the Sepher ha-Sha’are ha-Daath, (the Book of the Gates of Knowledge). The story surrounding this version is so unusual that it is treated fully below.
There are many modern fakes masquerading as the Necronomicon. They can be recognised by a total lack of imagination or intelligence, qualities Alhazred possessed in abundance.
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