#FILM DIARY

[illusoryfem]

The Watermelon Woman (1996)

[girlboxd]

The X Trilogy (2022-2024) Dir. Ti West

[mediademon]

Paul Mescal & Andrew Scott in All of Us Strangers (2023)

[enhypendata]

[SUNOO] ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘FATE~FATE+’ Film Diary 🎞️

[horrorgrl20]

Vampire Movie Recs

1970s

The Shiver of the Vampires 1971

Countess Dracula 1971

Valerie and Her Week of Wonders 1970

Daughters of Darkness 1971

Twins of Evil 1971

Horror Express 1972

Vampyres 1974

1980s

The Lost Boys 1987

The Hunger 1983

Near Dark 1987

The Lair of the White Worm 1988

1990s

Bram Stoker's Dracula 1992

Interview with the Vampire 1994

Blade 1998

Buffy The Vampire Slayer 1992

From Dusk Till Dawn 1996

2000s

Let the Right One In 2008

Blade II 2002

Van Helsing 2004

Queen of the Damned 2002

Twilight 2008

2010s

What We Do in The Shadows 2014

Only Lovers Left Alive 2013

A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night 2014

Dark Shadows 2012

2020s

The Invitation 2022

Note: These are just the ones I have personally watched so far. There are so many vampire movies and so little time. It's not easy being a horror girl in the year of our lord 2024. I wish the economy would slow down so I had more downtime to focus on the real priority of my life: Vampires.

And most importantly if you have any suggestions or recommendations please let me know I'll love you forever darlings<3<3<3<3

[powerlineprincess]

Me & the Devil. 2023/24 b&w 35mm. K.E.A Lux Hill♡

[developingdem]

Only ones on the bus

[sardinesinthegarden]

2024 film zine :)

Challenged myself to not print anything except the film posters and just use stuff from my extensive magazine hoard collection for each page :)

[penworthy]

Taub nation rise!

[anoriginalweirdo]

All Of Us Strangers (2023)

Directed by Andrew Haigh

With Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Jamie Bell, Claire Foy

✨ Personal ‘review’, it might contain spoilers ✨

‘I’d always felt lonely… even before. This was a new feeling. Like… a terror… that I’d always be alone now. And then, as I got older, that feeling… just solidified. Just a knot here all the time. And then losing them, it just got… tangled up with all the other stuff… about being gay… and just a feeling like… the future doesn’t matter. Does that make sense?’

‘Yeah. I know how easy it can be to stop caring about yourself.’

⭐️ 🌟 ⭐️

I’m NOT fine. Why did it have to combine most of my traumas like that with my obsession for ghosts and old places?

Goddamnit I kinda want to throw up, that felt way too close and too brutal at the same time. So funny how it has a parallel with the idea of the novel I’ve started to write - which has been on my mind for the past 3 years. Ghosts and imagined conversations and loneliness and sadness and trying to make sense about the future when everything takes you back to the past.

How insane is it to see a younger version of me in the eyes of Harry and not completely lose my fucking mind? I’ve only been able to let go of her and of the worst ‘what ifs?’ a couple of months ago so watching his character going through all of this throws me back two years ago.

I feel like Adam, surrounded by ghosts and loneliness and having to keep going. Luckily I feel way way better now, but I can’t help the sudden good old loneliness to find its way back and make its home again inside my tight chest.

What I would give to talk to my mother, ask her if she’s proud of who I’m trying to be and if she loves me still.

As the crazy person that I am I rewatched twice two scenes that made suffocating cause of tears.

Anyways, Andrew, Paul, thanks for the tears AGAIN. Thanks Ireland, always haha.

Also Death of a Party by Blur playing made my brain go wild.

I kinda want to rewatch it again, because it’s that kind of film that you need to rewatch to understand the story all over again with the new details. Everything is brilliant and I want to cry.

I’m gonna shut up now, I’m listening to Fontaines D.C. while writing all this, trying not to overthink about the past, and I want to cry but I should just go fucking sleep. I’ll probably see ghosts again during the night.

I want to cry again, if you didn’t get it.

I’ll be ok.

[elmariefilm]

North Cascade National Park | 2022

[illusoryfem]

The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999)

[girlboxd]

Red Rocket (2021) Dir. Sean Baker

[mediademon]

Lemon Tree (2008) dir. Eran Riklis

Palestinian Evacuation And Support Fundraisers

[enhypendata]

[JAKE] ENHYPEN WORLD TOUR ‘FATE~FATE+’ Film Diary 🎞️

[goreprofonde]

personally, I’m not so thrilled with yorgos lanthimos new corpus of movies. I miss the tragic absurdism of his previous movies, the brownish tone and blue atmosphere. His new body of work seems too acidulous, I’m not even excited for the next one bcs it already looks like a pop version of ruben ostlund’s filmography