#Eli Davenport

[kumatm]

Eli and her family posting

[arcturion-the-joke]

Ya know... Kids by Current Joys is giving... Eliot Davenport vibes.

[theblackcatwitch4]

what’s up my loves please follow my Wattpad feel free to request smut fluff, angst, whatever it is

Go crazy send as many requests as possible and go into the most detail

feel free to message me on Wattpad or request on here

I only have Riverdale imagines up right now, but as soon as I start getting more requests, all kinds of stories will be up

If you guys want me to post on here as well, let me know because I will happily do that

I mostly only write x reader

I can write like multiple characters, as long as there’s like an X reader involved

the main fandoms that I write for :

Criminal mind

Bones

Riverdale

Grey’s Anatomy

Supernatural

The vampire diaries

The originals

Legacies

Shameless 

Scream (the slasher movie)

Teen Wolf

Outer Banks

Riverdale

The 100

13 reasons why

Chilling adventures of Sabrina

Surviving summer

Cobra Kai

Henry danger

Matt and Chris sturniolo

Sam Golbach

Colby Brock

Nate hardy 

If there’s a different TV show that you want me to write for or a different character than one of the actors from one of these shows have played



[esqueletosgays]

THANKSGIVING (2023)

Director: Eli Roth Cinematography: Milan Chadima

[soraskyecinema]

Thanksgiving // Eli Roth // 2023

[spookytuesdaypod]

spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

after covering the grindhouse double feature last year — trailers included, of course — we were primed and ready to get thanksgiving (2023) on our schedule. unfortunately, we came around to the idea just a few weeks too late… and this flick sort of feels like the kind you cover around the holiday it’s named for. thankfully, 11 months later, the time has finally come to sit down at the table with patrick dempsey, addison rae, and gina gershon, and we’re ready to sip our diet pepsi and dig in. on a new episode of spooky tuesday, we’re seeing what eli roth has made of the concept he first came up with almost two decades ago (albeit a little jokingly) as we talk about CLEAR references, real historical figures, and ominous men’s first names.

give spooky tuesday a listen on apple podcasts, spotify, iheart radio, or stitcher

[aletterinthenameofsanity]

you know, sometimes I almost feel bad for destroying characters as I am wont to do, peeling them apart from the inside out and putting them through some of the worst circumstances any person has ever had to go through, living or dead, just so I can explore their psyche/reactions to said SituationTM, but then I remember that I'm going to eventually let them get their hug and their healing arc and I just start giggling and going "oh, my readers are going to LOVE me being a dick"

[angelwiththeblue-box]

it might not be midnight my time but its an hour away and i need sleep, so @yeehawthethird happy birthday!!!! truly in love with ur lrmmef thoughts and im so glad were friends!!! 💜💜💜

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[themosleyreview]

The Mosley Review: Thanksgiving

Back in 2007, two legendary directors came together to create a wonderful horror double feature called Grindhouse. It was a fun tribute to the classic 1970's horror exploitation films that had wild concepts and insane amounts of gore. In between those films, there were fake trailers that were just as amazing and one in particular was the second highest on my list of concepts that I wanted to be made into a feature film. Now that day has come and it didn't disappoint. This film truly took the idea of the trailer and carved out its own spot in lexicon of the slasher genre. I can't tell you how much fun the opening scene was and as a former retail worker, it was almost everything I experienced and a dream/nightmare scenario that was gloriously created. The rest of the film follows the classic small town horror tropes that I haven't seen done in while with such reverence. The dialogue was actually smart and well written as the characters deliver the slick jabs at the situation and commentary on modern societies glorification of shopping on a holiday and how vicious they get.

Nell Verlaque was excellent as the lead Jessica Wright and I liked her strength. She exudes that classic final girl formula confidence mixed with the right amount of fear and dread as everyone around her starts dying in creative and horrible ways. Rick Hoffman is always a joy to see on screen and as Jessica's father, Thomas, he portrayed the greedy corporate retail business owner perfectly. He just really knows how to play a scumbag that you want to see get hurt. Patrick Dempsey is always fun and as Sheriff Eric Newlon, he was great and charismatic. Tomaso Sanelli nearly stole every scene with his energetic and adrenaline fused performance as Evan. Addison Rae was good as Evan's girlfriend, but didn't really have much to do. Gabriel Davenport was awesome as his friend and fellow football team mate, Scuba. Jenna Warren as Yulia, Suba's girlfriend, was fun and she has one of the best scenes in the film that solidifies how much fun the director is having. Adam MacDonald provided the voice of The Carver and it was a straight up tribute to Scream. I loved his sadist joy and veracity when it came to the kills and torture scenes.

The score by Brandon Roberts was serviceable, but it was a missed opportunity for the film or even the main villain to have a dedicated theme. That being said, I truly think it was a missed opportunity for the film to stay true to the original fake style trailer's style. I understand that it may be too niche for today's audience, but it would’ve had that extra charm to it. Also, the original trampoline scene returned but with the new "cuts" and I wish it had the same ending. I also thought the ending was a little lame. The amount of foreshadowing was wonderfully done in the dialogue, but I didn't feel like there was enough of the "cat and mouse" chase in the last act of the film. Overall, I still had a delightful time with this throwback to the classic style of slasher films. Like I said before, the opening scene is worth the price of admission alone. Let me know what you thought of the film or my review in comments below. Thanks for reading!

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

Thanksgiving (18): Carving up a slashing treat.

#onemannsmovies #filmreview of "Thanksgiving". #ThanksgivingMovie. A fun, gory, slasher-horror that ticks all the right boxes. 4/5.

A One Mann’s Movies review of “Thanksgiving” (2023). There is virtually nothing novel about Eli Roth’s “Thanksgiving”. We are firmly in teen-slasher territory, with a masked figure terrorising the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts. But, that being said, there’s a certain exhuberant energy behind the mayhem that makes the whole thing far more entertaining than most recent horror offerings. Bob the…

[mermayjester]

Just saw Thanksgiving. I can't believe it took this long for Eli Roth to make a slasher 🔪

[kumatm]

Don't tell me how I'm supposed to feel

[featheredstorms]

super random but im just someone who casually scrolls the chase davenport tag bc 🤤 and not you posting about chase AND eli aka my two current fixations 😭 just needed you to know that someone else is ALSO in your boat lol 🫶🏽

Oh well, this is exciting and thank you for letting me know!! ☺️🫶

[billybutcher]

Thanksgiving

[jmunneytumbler]

Get Stuffed! with Songbirds, Trolls, and a Bloody Thanksgiving Feast

Get Stuffed! with Songbirds, Trolls, and a Bloody Thanksgiving Feast

Happy Thanksgiving! Happy Thanksgiving! (CREDIT: Pief Weyman/TriStar Pictures and Spyglass Media Group) The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes Starring: Tom Blyth, Rachel Zegler, Viola Davis, Peter Dinklage, Josh Andrés Rivera, Hunter Shafer, Jason Schwartzman, Fionnula Flanagan, Burn Gorman, Ashley Liao, Max Raphael, Zoe Renee, Nick Benson, Isobel Jesper Jones, George…

[tenth-sentence]

Davenport tossed aside Jelliffe's sensible caution and continued to claim that mental disease seemed for the most part to be heritable.

"In the Name of Eugenics: Genetics and the Uses of Human Heredity" - Daniel J. Kevles