#Guy Usher

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have The Devil Bat 1940

[shortkingvi]

mike flanagan series are always like “we present to you: lesbians, family trauma, ghosts as a representation of regret and guilt, carla gugino like you’ve never seen her, and a funky little Guy™️ who likes to get silly”

[konakoro]

Imagine being such a shit human being, Death herself shows up, tells you she hates your guts, she doesn't get involved directly but made a special occasion for you specifically because she hates you that much, and it's a particularly gruesome, painful death. Also your dick is out.

I'd just want my soul to evaporate at that point

[shinynewmemories]

All the final lines of each part of every Hunger Games book

THG: 

Part I:

“Because . . . because . . . she came here with me.”

Part II:

Before I can stop myself, I call out Peeta’s name.

Part III:

I take his hand, holding on tightly, preparing for the cameras, and dreading the moment when I will finally have to let go.

CF:

Part I:

It’s my mockingjay.

Part II:

This is no place for a girl on fire.

Part III:

“Katniss, there is no District Twelve.”

MJ:

Part I:

And his blood as it splatters the tiles.

Part II:

That I’m of more use to her dead than alive.

Part III:

I tell him, “Real.”

[starboymp3]

actually you know what NO. a-train wont die. not this season nor any future seasons. we just gotta be delulu enough about it okay guys we just gotta concentrate real hard okay and we will be able to manifest this alright okay everyone say it with me A-TRAIN WILL NOT DIE

[biboomerangboi]

The Fall of House Usher was so good because every single woman is this tweet:

[snootyfoxfashion]

wtf does mike flanagan have against cats like seriously

[tarbuchyloewenthal]

what do you think the usher aspect of berath was up to while the pallid knight went off to have a conference call with the watcher?

i personally like to think he conjured himself up a nice spa day in his lil corner of the beyond. he deserves it.

[agir1ukn0w]

so like I haven't seen any of you geniuses (I mean that sincerely, y'all are freaking brilliant 99% of the time) make this comparison yet, but it was pretty fucking clear to me from the get-go that Roderick and Madeline are Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. I'm not sure if this was an intentional move on the writers' part, but their dynamic just screams mastermind power-hungry queen and her not-quite-as-smart but in the end equally ruthless king (she even calls him a "king" towards the end, and he calls her a "queen"), who both end up being wracked with so much guilt they start hallucinating and seeing the ghosts of the people they've killed/caused the deaths of (tho that's more Roderick's thing). I'm just saying, it's a pretty cool comparison to make, even tho they're siblings not a married couple, I feel like they fit the bill pretty damn closely and I would love to hear @flanaganfilm address it in an interview at some point🩸

[blklovematters]

[doomdoomofdoom]

god fucking damn you mike flanagan and your profound horror series making me feel things about life and love

[doodoobirds]

Like Kanye once said “ Good morning “

I like incredibox mostly cause the characters all have the same face, white skin with no personality but the power to beatbox so I can really turn them into anything n I’ve been trying not to do that (anymore) ngl

[kissablelips-desireslure-vol3]

DUDES IN PUBLIC 6

Directed By: Not Specified

Featuring: Cade Maddox and Friend

©️ REALITY DUDES DOT COM

[skunkes]

i need to relearn to draw double chins like yesterday

[paperflowrs]

Madeline Usher i am so sorry that almost every take about you on this website is extremely boring and nobody’s saying what really needs to be said. here is my take. top me

[kikithecoconut]

USHER HEADCANON/THEORY!!!!!!

I think that Roderick had a system of how/when he brought in each child.

Freddie and Tammy he’s had since birth

Vic to me was young when she was brought in like still a kid

Leo was 18

Camille was 20

Perry was 16

I think that the options for the youngest 3 were,

1. They’re fully grown, 18+. He doesn’t have to actually raise them

2. He’s looked into them and knows they would be good at business.

“If you’re my blood you’re my blood” he does mean that but it doesn’t mean that as soon as he finds out you’re alive that you’re in the family.

I refuse to believe he didn’t know about Leo and Camille until they were adults, there’s no way their mother’s didnt try to contact Roderick before he ‘found out’

For Freddie and Tammy he didn’t get a choice. They’re his kids they were always going to be in.

Vic was the first so I think he felt obligated to take her regardless of age. I think she must’ve been young because Tammy tells her “we still remember when you showed up” which implies to me that they were all still kids when Vic came in - it’s also why she feels more comfortable with the older 2. They’re closer in age. I also wonder if something happened with her mother that meant he had to bring her in earlier because her mother wasn’t at the funeral, so dead maybe?? Or just didn’t want Vic.

With Leo, I’m sure he knew before 18. Leo obviously doesn’t care about the business side of things. He’s their press guy he talks to the reporters and whatnot. I think Roderick had people watching his bastards to see what they would be good for, and they found that Leo was confident he was a good speaker, and so they brought him in at 18. Not a child so he doesn’t need to raise him and he has something he can do.

Camille was 20. Complete adult, she’s not on the precipice of being a child or an adult she’s fully grown. Again he must’ve known about her beforehand, they never speak of stepfathers or even imply they exist which means their mothers were all single?? They must’ve needed SOME financial help. He finds that Camille is smart, she’s maybe the smartest of them all so far except for Vic. I like to imagine it was Madeline who really made Roderick utilise Camille. Both options check off for her; she’s over 18 so no raising her and she has something lined up.

Perry is the outlier. He was 16 and he also was obviously not good at business. Because we don’t get a lot of Perry at all, there’s not much info on him so most of this has to be guesswork?? I think Roderick had his 5. Everything was as good as it gets in the Usher house, and then he finds this kid. The other kids he knew about, he found Vic and Leo and Camille, but Perry was the outlier. He came out of nowhere, there’s seven years between him and Camille, and 23 between him and Freddie. He’s just so YOUNG. But he’s Roderick’s blood and he clearly wasn’t living well (“rags to fucking riches”) so he gave into the guilt and just brought him in. He didn’t think of the repercussions bringing a 16 year old into a life like that would bring.