#Faust: Love of the Damned

[astralbondpro]

Faust (2000) // Dir. Brian Yuzna

[pillowprincessherbertwest]

this is the face of a man who is questioning his choices maybe just a little.

[thenixkat]

Put on Faust: Love of the Damned and yeah, it's about as bad as the reviewer said it was. The editing is... a choice.

The editing and music choices are very edgy music video.

Can't say I dislike it. A bit slow and confusing to start with but the music is fun.

Also, there's only really so many like R rated horror superhero movies so...

[fallnfeather]

What’s a girl to do; he looks like the moon.

Those arms fix attitudes, I’m sure.

Faust: Love of the damned

[thebutcher-5]

Faust (2001)

Benvenuti o bentornati sul nostro blog. Nello scorso articolo siamo tornati a parlare di cinema e l’abbiamo fatto con una pellicola fantascientifica post-apocalittica molto particolare e diretta da un regista molto interessante, The Divide. In questo film una bomba atomica colpisce la città di New York e un gruppo di persone si rifugiano nelle cantine del proprio condominio. Qui riescono a…

[rippleberries]

[apple-juice7]

Jeffrey Combs is so pretty

[bucket-puns]

Ishmael death stranding au stuff I was cooking. Also a faust kromer and Before team Ishmael doodle.

[milton-dammers]

Faust: Love of the Damned (2000) Lt. Dan Margolies

[levibloodmobile]

Faust: Love of the Damned (2000) featuring Jeffrey Combs hole

[holofizz]

I said I'd never watch Faust.

SO I LIED I've been seeing all those screencaps of Dan and I CAVED. I was driven to this! jesus fuck that was a test of willpower, but it was worth it to witness death by snake pfpfpfpfff

[haveyouseenthishorrormovie]

SUMMARY: A man sells his soul to the devil to gain superpowers and avenge his girlfriend's brutal murder. When he realizes that the price is the soul of his new love interest, he turns on the devil.

Please let the mod know if this movie is good or not because it honestly looks great and if you all like it, she might watch it tonight.

[pillowprincessherbertwest]

stupid sexy combs.

[skrunklyprisonprincess]

Day 3 of Jefftember art!

prompt: Good Jeff, bad movie

Ok so I wanted all of these jefftember drawings to be silly sketches but there was a VERY clear contender on who this one would be of, and I am NOT drawing that NO. The silly option for this one... well you know what it would be. Instead I will spare you with just a nice and simple portrait of him. This still took an hour to do jesus fuck.

Dan Margolies :>

[rudikawhy]

Just some thoughts after watching Mission:Impossible - Dead Reckoning, Part 1 tonight...

***SPOILERS***

Okay, first of all: I absolutely LOVED it! Like the whole movie and I know that I will watch it multiple times in the cinema. I mean, yes, it was exciting, of course, it's M:I, but also really funny. My friend and I had to try so hard sometimes not to laugh out too loud. The car race? Amazing. Probably because I love car races in movies in general (even though I am always sorry for all the innocent cars and other things that get destroyed), there are always many funny one-liners, this time no exception.

But let me come to the point that is the reason why I'm writing this. Ilsa. My beloved. I have so many questions (Why the eye patch in the beginning?, for example) but first: No, you can't tell me you're really FUCKING dead!! There were a lot of reasons why I wasn't really, really sad when she "died". One was because so many things were happening immediately after that, there was no time to be sad, even for the audience. Another is; I don't really believe she's dead. I was always half expecting she'd appear in the next second. Like Paris. Apparently, she's not really dead either. And now I have one year, in which I can keep on believing she's still alive.

I mean, I finally get a few (very few) beautiful Ilsa/Ethan moments (this hug, when she realised it's Ethan in the dessert!! was my favorite because unexpected, because not in the trailer, iirc; but also the little looks they give each other), and then this happens!! AHHH. I'm sorry, I just can't handle this Ilsa-loss

Even though it meant less Ilsa, I was positively surprised by Grace. When the movie was promoted and Hayley Atwell seemed more important than Rebecca Ferguson, I was seriously disappointed, partly upset. But Ilsa aside, was Grace actually a really good character. She made me laugh, I didn't want her to die (nor Ilsa), and I the end in the train I wasn't just concerned about Ethan but also about her.

What I did realize was that Grace is kind of like Ilsa was in the beginning. Or at least similar. I realized it when Grace wanted to leave the party, was attacked by two men, and Ethan came to help her. The moment she was free and the men fought with Ethan, she left the scene instead of now helping Ethan. I feel like this is something Rogue-Nation-Ilsa would have done too.

I'm glad that Benji had his bomb defusing scene. When he's under pressure he often has funny lines, and while I know that Benji isn't just there for the funny lines, I appreciate and love them. Also I love that we had multiple (at least two??) times when Benji gave Ethan directions while Ethan ran/drove. My immediate comparison was "like in MI3", one of Benjis first actions, but then I realized that he also does it in Fallout, and it's even more iconic there.

I was seriously confused by Paris. It's probably due to something I missed at one point, but like, what does she even do (aside from having too much fun when driving a car that is too big through streets that are too small, with the intention of apparently killing two people in a yellow Fiat 500, while looking like a maniac)?? I really didn't get it.

Okay, I would love to say more about Ilsa but also about everyone and everything else, maybe another time, I need to sleep...

[astralbondpro]

Faust (2000) // Dir. Brian Yuzna