#Rick Peters

[moviesludge]

Halloween is permanent now jsyk

[juridical-angel-blog]

Smallville 1x11 Special Poster!

[mariocki]

Night of the Demons 2 (Night of the Demons: Angela's Revenge, 1994)

"What's the problem here?"

"Oh, the old sexorcist here thinks I stole his precious little ghoulie book."

"Yeah, so?"

"So what would I want with a book?"

"Good point. Perry, Kurt doesn't have your book. He can barely read a clock."

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Dexter: The Fifth Season 2010

[hannahwatcheshorror]

HOLIDAYS (2016)

Quirky little anthology of horror stories about each major holiday. Strange yet enchanting, each tale plucks you out of the previous and into the lives of the next victims. Truly bizarre, and fairly new takes on certain horror genres that have been mostly played out. The most puzzling holidays from the collection are Saint Patties Day and Easter, while the most gripping would be Father's Day and New Years Eve.

⭐⭐⭐.5

Collection of strange after stranger stories inspired by the holidays. Valentine's has a lovesick girl fetching a literal heart for her crush, then St Patty's has a woman birthing a snake. Easter has a bunny Jesus who is a slimy delight to all the children, especially those who then become him. Mothers Day has a summoning birth and fathers day takes a bastard child to find her dad. Halloween has Epic Meal Time die via prostate pummeling, and Christmas has Seth Green seeing red. Finally it ends with a creep who gets quite the New Years Bash. Weird little film but not a bad watch.

[ruerecs]

PSA! you don't have to have smut in your fic to make it good.

for all the butthurt people in my reblogs, i’m literally a writer too. that’s literally why i made this post, never said you shouldn’t. just said you don’t have to? (all the people complaining about this post just know i’m laughing at your replies🙂‍↕️)

[moonxnite]

y’all ever fantasize about a fictional character a little too hard to the point you’re convinced you should be admitted to a mental hospital?

[percabething]

when the fandom is so small that everybody knows everybody

[natti-ice]

in another universe, your favorite characters are reading fanfic about you. Feel special.

[moonpascal]

self insert x canon will always hold a special place in my heart

[xspeter]

do yall ever think about the jaw dropping fics that are probably sitting collecting dust in someone’s drafts rn.

[moviesludge]

this is now a formal business partnership

[grishaxverse]

It’s going to take him 8 books to realise that he can use riptide to write

[aroaceleovaldez]

okay last one for the night but. honestly i really hate how the franchise has been using loyalty to Rick as a shield for so long. If Rick was involved in a project or not doesn't matter, especially not anymore.

ReadRiordan and the publishing for the franchise has been using this tactic for ages - they obscure if any writing related to the series wasn't written by Rick unless it's special circumstances. It's near impossible to find out who the ghostwriters are (Stephanie True Peters and Mary-Jane Knight). TSATS was promoted as the first time we got a non-Riordan (Rick or Haley) author working on one of the companion novels despite having seven already existing ghostwritten books in the series. The only reason Mark Oshiro was emphasized so heavily for TSATS was because they also work as a sensitivity reader for topics such as queer identity, and Rick had received backlash in the past for being a Straight Cis Old White Guy repeatedly falling into bad habits (that he hasn't broken out of) with certain characterizations that he kept doubling-down on or retconning into oblivion. The show emphasizes that Rick was involved, but the LA Times article brings into question exactly how much he was involved, and it doesn't even really matter either way. The ReadRiordan site actively avoids putting any writing credits on their articles (or art credits...) or anywhere on their site.

Practically the entire fandom unanimously agrees the musical - which had zero involvement from Rick - is the best adaptation of the series so far, including the TV show. Some of the best writing to come out of the series recently was the stuff ghostwritten by Stephanie True Peters (Camp Half-Blood Confidential, Camp Jupiter Classified, Nine from the Nine Worlds, etc). And yet when promotional stuff is posted about CHB:C, there's clearly coded language used to hide the fact that Rick himself didn't write it. Yes, that's how ghostwriters work, but at this point we should really stop pretending "Rick Riordan" isn't just a pen name for a group of authors like "Erin Hunter" and that Rick is actually writing everything in the series. I can easily look up and see which Animorphs books were ghostwritten, and who those authors were. I can find every "Erin Hunter" easily listed on official sites. And yet most people don't even know the Riordanverse franchise has ghostwriters at all.

And the franchise is still trying to use the "Tio/Uncle Rick" stuff. Author loyalty and marketing parasocial relationships isn't going to save the franchise when the author himself can't hold up his own original themes or even keep basic series bible details straight, and especially not if the editors are barely if at all doing their job. And please at least get a goddamn series bible by this point.

[florabellalove]

LET ME SPEAK MY TRUTH 🦢🫶🏼

sometimes I just want to read a reverse comfort fic about some big burly character absolutely breaking down, call it a saviour kink or whatever but there seems to be an absence in this world

[hozierbabymomma]

Me when i reach the end of the oneshot/blurb/fanfic: