#Dusk-to-Dawn

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[texaschainsawmascara]

Mini vampire hunting kit

[vampirecorleone]

"Originally, "Satanico Pandemonium" was called "Blonde Death". Quentin Tarantino decided to go for a Latino/Mexican star, so he used Salma Hayek after seeing her in Desperado (1995). The name "Satanico Pandemonium" came from the title of a gory Mexican horror movie (Satanico Pandemonium (1975)) that Tarantino had seen on the shelves of the video store in which he worked." Horror Character Appreciation - Salma Hayek as Santanico Pandemonium in From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) dir. Robert Rodriguez

[randomitemdrop]

Item: codpiece with concealed twelve-chamber revolver that totally works, despite the chambers clearly not overlapping with the barrel. As far as I can tell, you fire it by clenching

[vivienvalentino]

SALMA HAYEK — From Dusk Till Down, 1996

[classichorrorblog]

From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)

[zanephillips]

D.J. COTRONA From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series 2.05 "Bondage"

[sonjackcarl]

[linderosse]

The Zeldas play a game

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Masterpost

[loveexpelrevolt]

George Clooney as Seth Gecko FROM DUSK TILL DAWN (1996)

[ponydoodles]

theyre closer now than ever before

[turtleblogatlast]

I’ve remembered that colors exist

[borgialucrezia]

"I had to be in a bikini for half of the small time that I was on-screen, and I had to dance with a snake, which I have a phobia for. So it seemed like a really bad job, but that I really needed at the time. I was really shocked when my five minutes on-screen became so memorable and that people are still talking about this film."

SALMA HAYEK as SANTANICO PANDEMONIUM FROM DUSK TILL DAWN (1996) directed by robert rodriguez

[achaotichuman]

The thing is, Tamlin should have the ability to grow any kind of plantation. He should be able to clench his fist and cause an entire forest to shoot up from the ground. He could snap his fingers and where there was once an army is now a rich, dense wood with bodies and scattered limbs spilling out from the roots.

And Eris should be able to cause decay, whatever he touches begins to wilt. He can reduce any life to rot. Wave his hand and entire Court's crops is gone. He should be able to clench his fist around an entire Kingdoms food supply and have self-proclaimed Gods wrapped around his finger.

Kallias should be able to reduce an entire land to a desolate wasteland of snow and ice with a single glance. If he raises his eyes to the sky the sun should be blotted out with darkness and the world should be reduced to freezing temperatures and sudden deadly frosts.

Tarquin should be able to entirely consume land with the sea. Taking a small puddle and turning it to a devasting flood. He should be able to drown entire Courts, and swallow islands and countries with a sweep of his arms.

Helion should be able to reduce a land to scorched earth, withering corpses. He should be capable of shining the sun down on a people and causing things to instantly turn to ash in the wind. With a single command an entire continent could be absolutely nothing but an empty corpse.

Rhysand should be able to drain the light from a kingdom, cursing them to eternal darkness. Leaving them in a kingdom wide blindness and watch as people slowly succumb to their own madness. On the battlefield, their sight is entirely taken and they die at the hands of their fellow men and weapons in blind panic.

I am not too sure about Dawn or Dusk's powers, since that is very much an inbetween. Someone figure that out for me.

But anyway, my point is, the power of the High lords should be directly tied to the magic flowing in their Courts. They should embody the very essence of their Courts, they should be raw, unstoppable power, with no one 'more powerful' than the others. They all balance each other out in some way.

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[mulatto-macchiato]

Gawd, I love their designs so much! Silly inconspicuous jesters~

Royal Jester AU -> @head-in-the-icloud