#Devil's Bastard
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
blue-rose-soul ¡ 9 months ago
Note
This isn’t a serious suggestion or anything, but have you considered calling your Hazbin AU “Who’s Your Daddy”?
...I am now between three names.
7 notes ¡ View notes
closingremarks ¡ 6 months ago
Text
Tumblr media
49K notes ¡ View notes
alexwilltellyouthings ¡ 2 months ago
Text
Tumblr media
Hi queer fans of queer stuff! How are we feeling with today's TV industry? How about really bloody angry?
Look, the recent cancelation of Dead Boy Detectives is obviously personal for its fandom, but it's also one more nail in the coffin and I think we have to start doing something about it together.
I went through this with Sense8. With Our Flag Means Death. With smaller but also amazing shows like The Bastard Son and the Devil Himself. Not to mention when it's not cancelled yet but it's boycotted with seasons cut in half or zero marketing. *I am tired*.
If you are too, I ask you to join the campaign. This is specifically about increasing views and attention, not because Netflix is necessarily going to change their minds (we know that's unlikely), but because we want to prove that we exist as a group.
So even if you don't feel like actually watching right now, we ask you to give it a stream if you have a Netflix account, with headphones connected or low volume. If you don't have a Netflix account, and honestly good for you, you can help by boosting us in social media.
I do recommend Dead Boy Detectives for real, it's REALLY good, but this is more about joining forces. They want numbers, so we give them numbers in the most petty way: after they cancelled so that other networks will get interested. At the very least, the crew and creators might get some royalties and they deserve it after busting their asses for years to give us this season.
TL;DR: stream dead boy detectives as a community to shove it in their faces
1K notes ¡ View notes
iwtv-az-hours ¡ 4 months ago
Text
Tumblr media
98% of the book press is Daniel convincing hosts that vampires exist, 2% is coming across freaks that believe it AND read between the lines AND ask the important questions such as So there was some interesting tension between you and The Vampire Armand 😏
2K notes ¡ View notes
stupidcowboykid ¡ 1 year ago
Text
4K notes ¡ View notes
multidimensional-trashcan ¡ 1 month ago
Text
if i had a nickel for all the good queer shows netflix cancelled, i'd have so many i could pay for a new season of all these shows put together
392 notes ¡ View notes
stormysummerskyed ¡ 2 months ago
Text
pray your favorite book never gets adapted by Netflix because you will never see more than a single season
362 notes ¡ View notes
mr-and-mr-mitchell ¡ 3 days ago
Text
Shows that got cancelled despite being good, popular, and having tonnes of potential to go on to become classics:
Kaos - 1 season - Netflix - Ends with set up for a following season
Shadow and Bone - 2 seasons - Netflix - Season 3 was already mostly written when cancelled
My Lady Jane - 1 season - Amazon Prime - Story not resolved, set up for a second season (in fact the show shows you what's supposed to happen in the second season)
Half-Bad: The Bastard Child and the Devil Himself - 1 Season - Netflix - Main story wrapped up but easily open enough for a second series exploring the world
Star Wars: The Acolyte - 1 season - Disney Plus - First series feels mostly like set up for a second series we'll now never get
Dead Boy Detectives - 1 season - Netflix - Set up for a second series with a minor cliff hanger and an open continuation for the characters
Lockwood and Co - 1 season - Netflix - Potential for a second season
I Am Not Okay With This - 1 season - Netflix - Story not properly resolved, needed a second season
National Treasure: Edge of History - 1 season - Disney Plus - Story concluded, but lots of potential for a second season
Gentleman Jack - 2 Seasons - HBO Max/BBC - So much more potential, it had so much real life basis it could have followed
Our Flag Means Death - 2 Seasons - HBO Max - I actually liked the ending we got, but I feel like the show had more potential, particularly with the crew
First Kill - 1 season - Netflix - (Not one I watched, it was on my tbw but it got cancelled and I didn't see the point)
Grease: Rise of The Pink Ladies - 1 season - Disney Plus - So much more potential And Insult to injury they've all but wiped it from the platform
A running theme for these shows are that they have a pretty high amount of LGBT rep, with a lot of these shows centering on queer characters and stories, as well as representation for POC. There are also a lot of fantasy/supernatural shows.
I just find it fascinating that there seems to be a lot of similarities between most of these shows.
157 notes ¡ View notes
gayregina ¡ 2 months ago
Text
I might be stupid for figuring it out just now but hear me out:
“No one has painted me in fourth hundred years”. With the general context it would make sense Armand would mention it, give Louis a part of his history perhaps in an attempt to detach from it, that is. The painting had been concrete evidence of who he was and Louis couldn’t easily discard it. Yet again Armand is being of service by giving Louis the answer to his question: “Who are you?” However, the line first line I mentioned coming right after “Who am I, Louis…. I do not know anymore” has just become more interesting to me, mainly because it reveals a crucial part of Armand’s character. Despite the fairly obvious fact that Armand is communicating here, that he hasn’t been around his maker and the human/innocent version of himself for centuries in order to be painted again, the statement is also a matter of perception. No one had painted him in so long, no one had shown him their versions of himself in so long that he could no longer be what others wanted him to because he simply didn’t know what that was. All Armand has done in his life is serve someone or a purpose that someone has presented to him so he never actually figured out who he was. He just wanted to be the object of admiration for others, he just wanted to be loved so badly that he would do anything, be anyone. They gave him the role of a ruthless coven leader, he became one. Louis wanted a cunning and gentle companion as not to think of Lestat and his chaos, he played the part. He embodied the roles until he could no longer survive outside of them, almost like a defence mechanism. He couldn’t possibly drop the facade, if his life depended on it, because he couldn’t stay with himself when he was just a stranger. He didn’t like the unknown, he couldn’t handle the lack of familiarity, of control.
211 notes ¡ View notes
dontforcemetologin ¡ 1 month ago
Text
Tumblr media
a gross middle aged man.
can’t stand this fucker
166 notes ¡ View notes
maarigolds ¡ 1 year ago
Text
Tumblr media
Let's celebrate, but also let's not forget our fallen soldiers
1K notes ¡ View notes
saharzahids ¡ 2 years ago
Photo
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
#sure jan
6K notes ¡ View notes
cosmicwhoreo ¡ 8 months ago
Note
Albatross Cookie by design alone looks like the type of person to have ridiculously high standards and will not accept anything less than absolutely perfect.
Tumblr media
He says he likes to run a tight ship. You do well, you get to enjoy the luxury of a 5 star cruise for a good week. Fail? Well... They don't talk about what happens when you perform poorly.
379 notes ¡ View notes
yourlocalabomination ¡ 7 months ago
Text
I saw people talking about how Ted would own so many patterned button ups and had the AWFUL realisation me and this man would share a closet.
(Also long haired Ted propaganda be upon ye)
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
285 notes ¡ View notes
futilefangirl ¡ 7 months ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media
EMILIEN VEKEMANS AS GABRIEL BOUTIN THE BASTARD SON AND THE DEVIL HIMSELF
386 notes ¡ View notes
two-ponds-and-a-bowtie ¡ 2 months ago
Text
netflix should just make limited series at this point its clear that they don't want to invest in multiple seasons especially for their fantasy and queer shows and its unfair to string the fans along
139 notes ¡ View notes