#Amy Weaver Amy Weaver

[robonerd69]

Have this thing I paid my roommate to draw for me.

[butchseiya]

Worm/Ward sketches batch Ive posted the past few days on Twitter,,,,

[victoriadallonfan]

Rereading the part where Taylor watches Amy being chased by the Siberian.

It’s probably a good thing Amy doesn’t have lice in canon, or else Taylor would go on a monologue about how Amy isnt weaponizing them properly

“If I can weaponize the bugs in my hair, then Amy must be a moron!” Taylor says as Amy is literally running for her life as the invulnerable Siberian eats her fingers.

[lizardinkart]

I like doing concepts for characters before I actually commit to the bit so here’s Taylor’s Weaver look from the concept vault:

Ended up using this to inform the uh… [megaspoilers redacted] piece I did as far as paneling on the costume and such. May try to make some more Weaver-era stuff, who knows! I like her blue v much

[peachviz]

Vamps (2012)

[midglings]

It's finally finished! Thank you Pen and First for commissioning me to bring this scene alive! 🎉🎉🎉

[frogs-in3-hills]

possibly the funniest part of reading worm is watching taylor gradually get more comfortable with bugs to the point that she literally has no conception of the average person’s tolerance for them

[toomuchlovereviews]

Vamps (2012)

⭐️⭐️ .5

Listen. I wanted to be obsessed with this one, but it did not deliver for me. Alicia Silverstone, Krysten Ritter AND Sigourney Weaver didn’t deliver on this??? There must have been an error in the chain of command because there is no way that all three of these powerhouses could fall so flat.

I genuinely didn’t care about these characters or anything that happened to them. Sorry.

But, I do firmly believe that Krysten Ritter being a vampire makes so much sense.

Watch this if:

if you are scraping the bottom of the barrel for vampire films

desperate for Krysten Ritter (so fair)

Similar titles:

Bit (2019) (gay vampire girl gang)

Don’t Trust the B— in Apt 23 (2012-2014) (Krysten is so hot in this one, oh lord)

What We Do In The Shadows (2014, 2019-present) (I think that this was the Vibe this film was trying to go for)

[hannahwatcheshorror]

CABIN IN THE WOODS (2011)

An excellent and rather thoughtful film to add to any horror fan's bag of tricks. It questions tropes you might not have even realized you’ve seen tens of times over and is a very satisfying movie. Perfect mix of horror and comedy, light and dark, yin and yang. This was our group pick for Halloween this year but this can be watched in any sort of situation or season (ya know, after the kiddos go to bed, this movie can get pretty gory). 

⭐⭐⭐⭐.5

(Trigger Warning Suicide, Projectile Vomiting)

Our unsuspecting gang pile into their own little mystery van and head off to their murder cabin. On the way they meet a very unfriendly gas station attendant who clearly doesn’t like people or money. There is a moment of dramatic irony when a bird is destroyed by a force field just as the gang go through the mountain tunnel, letting us (the audience) know about the deadly force field that will come up later, but not letting our ill-fated friends know (until it is much too late). The little touches in the beginning are very good if you can see past the cute girl in underwear (and then the cute boy in his underwear).

The idea, given to us directly from the good folks down in the facility, is that the kids need to “transgress” and that will cause them to “deserve punishment.” But here is the thing. Them going in an open door of a cabin they have ownership of for the weekend isn’t punishable by… anything… They didn’t do anything wrong. Unless there was a big “DO NOT TOUCH” sign (hello, TAROT) even touching the stuff in the basement isn’t a transgression. But as our innocent little redhead will point out later in the movie, they pick the object of their demise. In this case they chose the diary of Patience Buckner (from The Zombie Redneck Torture Family) and that is who get unleashed upon them.

We quickly find out the people in the facility (namely Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford) are in control of a lot of the components of the evening (other than The Zombie Redneck Torture Family, they act on their own accord and are very violent). With help from guiding forces below the gang is split up and our first victim loses her head over the whole affair! They call her a whore but apparently before they started pumping chemicals into her she was a pretty normal gal, either way, the whore has to die first (for some reason).

Suddenly they are all getting picked off quickly, our stoner Shaggy is dragged off, Chris Hemsworth blew up (and I knew him when), our nerd (just a guy with glasses) gets something very sharp stuck in his throat, and all that is left is our “virgin” who isn’t even a virgin. Shaggy comes back from the dead though, he has been on that good good so he knows what is up and gets him and the redheaded “virgin” into the elevators for the amazing scene of seeing all the little critters the facility has captured to kill the kids. (Wack)

The next amazing scene is also an elevator scene, it is when Shaggy and the Redhead open all the cages and set everything free. A glorious gory scene of every nightmare creature coming for these ill-prepared little army men. A classic to be watched on repeat. A feast for the eyes and heart! Seriously, it is so good.

Finally when all the little workers have been ate up, Sigourney Weaver shows up as the director and is all, “Kill the stoner, kill the lush!” and our redhead almost does but a werewolf comes in to stop her (ha). Then Shaggy and Sigourney struggle while little Patience Buckner shuffles her little zombie feet on over to axe our ALIEN survivor in the head. She goes down and we are left again with our Shaggy and Red who hold hands as the world ends.

Maybe it was selfish for them to chose to let the world end, but let us be fair, if once a year multiple groups of people all over the world have to go through literal torture from demons just so the world keeps on turning, maybe the world is better off being over? I mean I think back to the footage from Tokyo being of a ghost in an elementary school classroom. It was funny because they turned the spirit into a frog and none of the kids got hurt, but the whole idea of the simulation was so that one or all the kids would die, and that is heavy.

[thecourtofgraywaves]

Add Jerry Dandridge from Fright Night (the 1985 version) x Cisserus from Vamps to my list of crack crossover ships.

[ruleof3bobby]

MASTER GARDENER (2022) Grade: C

Never had a wow moment that makes you fall in love with the film. Plot felt predictable during major scenes. The tension was never off the radar. I did like the color palette and production design.

[bob-the-movie-man-film-reviews]

Out of Blue (15): Strangely Unsettling Murder Mystery from Carol Morley.

#onemannsmovies review of "Out of Blue" (2018). Intriguing, stylish crime film that is less about the murder and more about the cop. 4/5.

A One Mann’s Movies review of “Out of Blue” (2018). My thanks to my #flickeringdreams colleague the Reverend Andy Godfrey for putting me onto this one. He saw “Out of Blue” at a BFI retrospective season of the work of director Carol Morley and likened it to the recent “To Catch a Killer” that I enjoyed. Actually, although I’m not sure the parallels with the recent Sky movie are that strong,…

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[wornoutspines]

Wolf Pack | Trailer

I was waiting for the trailer since the #NYCC teaser. I'm interested but not totally sold on #WolfPack I'll watch the pilot and go from there. #ParamountPlus

Writer: Jeff Davis (Showrunner), Edo van Belkom (Novel) Director: Jason Ensler Stars: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Armani Jackson, Bella Shepard, Tyler Lawrence Gray, Chloe Rose Robertson, James Martinez, Stella Smith Premise: Two teenagers are caught in a wildfire and are wounded by a supernatural creature. In the aftermath, they discover they’re werewolves, and develop an intense bond together.…

[tswiftupdatess]

CEO of The Irish Emigration Museum reveals a love story of Taylor Swift's Irish roots ahead of her upcoming Eras Tour shows in Dublin!

''172 years before the hit single ''Love Story'', on Saturday June 11th in 1836, Susan Davis, a 21-year-old dressmaker, and Francis Gwynn, a 21-year-old weaver, both boarded the ship AMY from Derry to Philadelphia in 1836. The pair didn't know each other before boarding the ship but 3 years after their arrival in America, they married.'' (x)

Susan Davis and Francis Gwynn were Taylor Swift's great-great-great grandparents.