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Kiss of Death (1947) dir. Henry Hathaway

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GREGORY PECK as John Ballantyne in Spellbound (1945)

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Blade Runner 2049 (2017) dir. Denis Villeneuve

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Feel better?

Notorious (1946), directed by Alfred Hitchcock

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Doctor Who Curse of the Black Spot | 6.09

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I'm certain this is on Tumblr somewhere, but I haven't seen it around, so I'm sharing it myself

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Back to the Future dir. Robert Zemeckis | 1985

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both times this fucking asshole, this fucking fascist criminal is gonna become president is after winning against women. not against a party or ideology but women. people really do hate women huh. a fascist is okay. a criminal is okay. everything he says, does and represents is okay. just as long as it's not a woman leading the country.

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you know, when i say i want the future to look like star trek, i mean the post-monetary socialist utopia with food replicators and infinite diversity in infinite combinations

not world war iii

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I went in the code again and saw the new Boop paws were vectors this time, so I converted them into some good sized pngs that are a little easier to work.

Save and share to boop your people later!

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TJ MIKELOGAN’s HALLOWEEN 2024 EVENT

DAY 18: Horror Musicals Favorite song per musical

Evil Dead: The Musical

Phantom of the Paradise

Anna and the Apocalypse

The Phantom of the Opera

Lestat the Musical

The Lure

Little Shop of Horrors

American Psycho: The Musical

Sweeney Todd

Repo! The Genetic Opera

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I am running out of candy. 👀 It's not even 7pm. help.... And i was just telling someone i had too much.

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DRACULA 1931 | Tod Browning

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It's a dangerous business, Frodo, logging into tumblr. You step onto your dash, and if you don't keep your feet, there's no knowing where you'll be booped off to

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MAD MONSTER PARTY? (1967) by Rankin/Bass Productions