#🍿 movie night

[aew-regression-cove]

Quoth the Raven, "Nevermore." 🐦‍⬛

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I'm 17 and you can call me Kit!!! I identify as non-binary and use any pronouns however have a preference for gn ones!!! I'm neurodivergent and chronically ill!!! I sometimes swear when regressed, and that means that sometimes there is swearing on this blog and in the things I post/reblog!!! I'm here to create a safe space for me to post my interests!!!

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[marshymallo]

i’ve yet to see any mike schmidt x reader fics based off the banger song in the movie: talking in your sleep

it would be such a cute idea, i think, if babysitter!reader was just mumbling in her sleep about her crush on mike when he gets back from his shift

[ashitshowforalot]

i can only set this for a day so i’m not gonna post anything and let this be the first thing on my account

i’m probably gonna do it over discord bc it allows long calls and i’m pretty sure i can share my screen that way we don’t need to find where there are in each country and be able to participate without an account to a streaming service

(tagging some people i saw interested on the original post @kangaracharacha @hyuuukais @tfshouldidohere )

[beautifulheartandspirit]

[sweetness-pop]

My January 2024 Cinema

This month's movies that I've seen:

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[mrsirenze]

October is the perfect time to brew up some magical movie moments! If you’re looking for the ultimate Halloween movie marathon, what could be better than witch-themed films to cast a spell on your October nights? From classic enchantments to modern sorcery, we’ve conjured up the top 20 Halloween witch movies that’ll keep you spellbound all month long.

1. “Hocus Pocus” (1993)

Kickstart your witchy movie marathon with the Sanderson sisters’ hilariously wicked antics in Salem. This family-friendly classic is a bewitching choice.

2. “The Witch” (2015)

For a darker and more atmospheric experience, “The Witch” delves into Puritan-era folklore with spine-tingling horror.

3. “Practical Magic” (1998)

Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman brew up sisterly love and a touch of romance in this spellbinding tale.

4. “The Craft” (1996)

A coven of high school witches explores the darker side of magic, making “The Craft” a must-see for ’90s nostalgia.

5. “Kiki’s Delivery Service” (1989)

This Studio Ghibli classic anime follows the adventures of a young witch named Kiki as she discovers her magical abilities.

6. “The Love Witch” (2016)

A modern cult classic, this film is a visually stunning and darkly humorous exploration of love and witchcraft.

7. “The Witches” (1990)

Roald Dahl’s story comes to life with Anjelica Huston as the Grand High Witch in this family-friendly, yet delightfully spooky, adaptation.

8. “The Blair Witch Project” (1999)

Experience the terror of a found-footage journey into the woods, where the legend of the Blair Witch haunts a group of filmmakers.

9. “Beautiful Creatures” (2013)

This young adult fantasy features forbidden romance and supernatural secrets in a Southern gothic setting.

10. “The Witches of Eastwick” (1987)

Three friends (played by Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Susan Sarandon) find themselves entangled with a charismatic, diabolical stranger.

11. “The Worst Witch” (1986)

A beloved TV movie featuring the magical adventures of Mildred Hubble at Miss Cackle’s Academy.

12. “The Last Witch Hunter” (2015)

Vin Diesel battles immortal witches in a high-octane fantasy-action flick.

13. “The Craft: Legacy” (2020)

A reboot of the ’90s classic, this film introduces a new generation of witches exploring their powers.

14. “The Witch Files” (2018)

High school witches form a coven, but their spells take an ominous turn in this supernatural thriller.

15. “Bell, Book and Candle” (1958)

A charming romantic comedy with Kim Novak as a modern witch who falls for her neighbor, played by James Stewart.

16. “The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion” (2018)

A South Korean thriller that brings a fresh and thrilling twist to the world of witches.

17. “The Little Witch” (2018)

A heartwarming family film about a young witch who wants to become a good witch.

18. “The Autopsy of Jane Doe” (2016)

A mysterious corpse reveals dark secrets in this chilling horror film with supernatural elements.

19. “The Good Witch” (TV Series)

Follow the adventures of Cassie Nightingale, the charming and benevolent witch of Middleton.

20. “The Love Letter” (1998)

A romantic comedy with a touch of magic, as a modern woman connects with a 19th-century man through time and love letters.

With this enchanting list of witchy wonders, your October movie nights are sure to be spellbinding. Grab some popcorn, dim the lights, and let these witch movies work their magic on you. Whether you’re into comedy, romance, or spine-tingling horror, there’s a witchy film for everyone. Enjoy the enchantment and make this Halloween a memorable one!

[xeatmytank]

Kicking off the start of the month with my annual list of horror movies you should be watching to get further into the spirit of the season. First up is Pumpkinhead.

[mrs-luigi-vargas]

Started outlining the Mario POV of An Egg in a Trying Time (because it's farther along idea-wise than the postlude) and. Man I am making Mario so sad wahaha this poor fucker

[paloquemeimporta]

Noche de #Scream6

[destinyc1020]

Deciding to watch "Peter Pan & Wendy" on Disney+ tonight 😊

It's already kinda late, and I'm tired🥱, so I'll more than likely watch half tonight, and then watch the rest another day 🙃 But I felt like checking it out.

[thequietabsolute]

:: Faye Dunaway in Network [1976] would have loved Tumblr

[weallfallfromgrace2]

[hexxedundead]

Trap 2024 | Movie Review

Thriller / Crime

Written / Directed by: M. Night Shyamalan

Cast: Josh Hartnett, Ariel Donoghue, Saleka Night Shyamalan, Hayley Mills, Alison Pill

⚠️ SPOILER WARNING

I’m actually a big fan of M. Night. I feel like a lot of people dog in him but I’m actually a fan.

I was not of big fan of this movie though.

I was actually excited for it because I like Josh Hartnett and it’s been a long time since I’ve seen him in a movie.

I think M. Night spent way too much time on his daughter’s appearances… she had like 5 full length songs… maybe even more. 90% of the movie was just her singing.

There was a lot of moments when Josh’s character was walking around and as the watcher, I’m thinking things are gonna happen. Nothing ever really happened. He pushed a lady down the stairs to cause a distraction just for him to do nothing. He caused harm to a young worker… just for him to go on the roof… then back inside. I don’t get what the character was suppose to be doing. It’s unnecessary plots that led nowhere.

The many times he was almost caught but people were like, “nah… you’re good to go” 🤨 The movie got so aggravating to watch honestly.

Then he convinced the singers uncle to get the killer and his daughter onstage, then backstage. All just to pull the singer aside and tell her he is the killer… but as the audience we are suppose to believe that no security would be guarding her at all times? Knowing there is a killer out there?

Then we are suppose to believe that the singer wants to give them a ride in the limo and no security would be with her or question why she would do that. Plus her uncle isn’t around anymore… Then we’re supposed to believe that the singer wants to go to this child’s house… and the limo driver just takes her and she just goes into this random strangers home and again… No security. Not even the limo driver went inside with her. We’re supposed to believe that this would happen. This would never happen.

It was too unbelievable to feel scared about the movie and what’s happening. It was too unrealistic. Too much of a “this is my daughter’s big singer / acting break” that we focused mainly on her…

I’m sure a lot of watchers were also feeling this way, but the whole first half of the movie I was confused on how they knew the killer was there. So that’s all I was focusing on. How would they know??? I’m glad they explained but they just skimmed over every actual good thing about the movie. It was mainly just about M. Night’s daughter and it ruined the whole movie.

I think that there was great potential for this movie. I think the storyline could have been amazing but he chose to focus mainly on his daughter or the killer just walking around for a good hour of the movie.

[repressedqueen]

FINALLY WATCHING GLADIATOR II TONIGHT!!!

[notimefornames]

The amount of movies I’ve watched, I should be buying popcorn at Costco. 😂🤣🍿

[shaunasflannel]

NW: Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979)