#Beth bixler

[cheryl-williams]

ASH WILLIAMS and BETH BIXLER THE EVIL DEAD (1981) dir. SAM RAIMI EVIL DEAD 2 (1987) dir. SAM RAIMI ARMY OF DARKNESS (1992) dir. SAM RAIMI EVIL DEAD RISE (2023) dir. LEE CRONIN

[itsaaudraw]

three fabled books of the dead, three unlikely (and unlucky) heroes

[marioggy]

Fav Horror Icons

[acecroft]

LILY SULLIVAN as Beth Bixler in Evil Dead Rise (2023)

[nordiccowboy]

i mean they’re both from warner bros. so deadites and barbies exist in the same universe right??

[horrorwomensource]

Help me, Bethy Boo.

LILY SULLIVAN as BETH BIXLER EVIL DEAD RISE (2023) dir. Lee Cronin

[clairedsfield]

evil dead rise (2023)

[righthandedleftturn]

Dream team.

[rainkays]

fave horror genre is final girls from my fav horror franchises that would be bffs if they met <3

[maxine-fucking-minx]

Evil Dead Rise + textposts

[really-epic]

A Soft Place to Land

(GIF not mine)

Pairing: Ellie Bixler x Fem! Curvy! Reader.

Warnings: Alcohol?? idk what else mb

(She/her) is used for the reader

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Ellie wasn’t sure what drew her to the bar.

Maybe it was the ache in her chest, or the suffocating silence of her apartment now that Jay was gone.

Maybe it was the pressure of holding everything together for her kids—Danny’s quiet withdrawal, Bridget’s anger, Kassie’s heartbreaking questions about when daddy was coming home.

Maybe she just needed to feel something else, even if it was just the burn of cheap whiskey sliding down her throat.

She hadn’t expected much from the little bar nestled on a quiet corner of the city, but the moment she stepped inside, the atmosphere wrapped around her like a warm, familiar hug. It was clean, stylish, with a faint buzz of chatter and laughter filling the air. Ellie let her shoulders drop, tension easing slightly as she slid onto a stool at the bar.

Her intention had been to quietly drink and disappear, but the moment her gaze lifted to the bartender, her breath caught.

You.

You stood behind the counter, wiping down glasses and mixing drinks with practiced ease. Your curves were accentuated by the fitted uniform. But it wasn’t just the physical—you carried yourself in a way that made it impossible for Ellie to tear her eyes away from.

“Shit,” Ellie muttered under her breath, suddenly hyper-aware of her rumpled appearance.

You turned toward her, recognition flashing in your striking eyes. Your lips curved into a soft, apologetic smile, and Ellie’s stomach flipped.

“Ellie,” you greeted, your voice low and smooth as honey. “Didn’t expect to see you here.”

She shifted awkwardly on her stool, the heat rising to her cheeks. “Yeah, uh… me neither. I mean, I didn’t even know this place existed until… now.

“New spot,” you explained, leaning slightly on the counter. The angle gave Ellie a full view of your face—gorgeous and framed by your perfectly styled hair. She swallowed hard, forcing herself to focus. “You alright?”

Ellie stiffened, the question hitting too close to home. Of course, you’d seen everything. That night Jay stormed out, leaving her standing in the doorway trying to piece herself back together. She remembered catching your eyes for a fleeting moment as you walked down the hallway, your expression filled with quiet understanding.

“Yeah,” she lied, avoiding your gaze. “I’m fine. Just needed a drink, I guess.”

You didn’t press, instead nodding as you reached for a glass. “What’ll it be?”

“Whiskey. Neat.”

“Coming right up.”

As you moved to pour her drink, Ellie took a moment to compose herself. She was falling apart in front of someone who had only ever seen the put-together version of her.

The tattoo artist. The cool mom. Not… this.

But then you slid the glass toward her, your fingers brushing hers for the briefest moment. Your touch was warm, grounding, and when she looked up, your gaze was steady, curious but not prying.

“You don’t have to pretend with me, you know,” you said softly, your voice just loud enough to reach her over the bar noise.

Ellie blinked, caught off guard by the sincerity in your tone. “What do you mean?”

You tilted your head slightly, studying her with those impossibly captivating eyes. “I mean, I get it. Life’s a bitch sometimes. And sometimes, you just need someone to talk to—or at least pour you a decent drink.

She huffed a dry laugh, surprising herself. “Yeah, well… life’s definitely a bitch right now.”

You raised an eyebrow, a small smirk tugging at your lips. “Sounds about right for a Thursday.”

-

Ellie didn’t plan on staying long, but somehow, hours slipped by. You didn’t hover, giving her space when she needed it, but every time you returned to check on her, the conversation flowed easily.

You made her laugh—genuinely laugh—for the first time in what felt like weeks. You made sly, sassy comments that had her raising an eyebrow, only to smirk when she threw one right back at you.

-

By the time the bar started winding down, Ellie felt lighter than she had in ages.

“Closing up soon,” you said, wiping down the counter in front of her. “You need a walk home?”

Ellie hesitated, glancing at her phone. The kids were at home with Danny in charge, but she knew she couldn’t stay out much longer. Still, the idea of parting ways with you left a hollow ache in her chest.

“I… yeah, maybe,” she admitted, standing and slipping on her jacket. “I don’t live far.”

Fuck. Why the hell did I say that? She lives right next door! Ellie silently bashed herself.

You laughed, grabbing your own coat, the sound of your laugh was like music to the redhead's ears. “Good. Neither do I.” You teased.

The walk back to the apartment was quiet but comfortable. The city streets were calm, and for once, Ellie didn’t feel the weight of the world pressing down on her shoulders.

-

The elevator doors opened on your floor with a soft 'ding' and you walked to your apartments. You stopped infront of your door, hands stuffed in your pockets as you turned to Ellie, who was stealing glances at you from the side.

“If you ever need anything… even just to vent,” you said, your tone sincere, “I’m right next door."

Ellie nodded, her throat tightening unexpectedly. “Thanks. I… I appreciate it.”

You smiled, warm and soft, and for the first time in a long time, Ellie felt like she wasn’t alone.

As you turned to head into your own apartment, Ellie caught herself staring after you, again, her mind racing. You were nothing like she expected, and yet… maybe exactly what she needed.

God help her.

She was falling for her neighbor.

-

[cheryl-williams]

LILY SULLIVAN as BETH BIXLER EVIL DEAD RISE 2023 || dir. LEE CRONIN

[stuckinthedeadlights]

TJ MIKELOGAN'S HALLOWEEN 2023 EVENT DAY 21: A recent horror film (from 2010 or later)

Evil Dead Rise Wallpapers

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[acecroft]

LILY SULLIVAN as Beth Bixler in Evil Dead Rise (2023)

[smiledog15578]

ITS CALLED THE BOOK OF THE DEAD FOR A REASON.

Thank you evil dead rise for giving me ideas❤️

[deadite-central]

Evil Dead Textposts the Third

Also! It’s my birthday today :>