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[monstersedit]

Claire Redfield - Resident Evil 3: Extinction (2007)

[fanofspooky]

Scream Queen - Ali Larter

[schrutexbucks]

"I never thought anything could look worse than my yearbook photo" "How do you think I feel having to look at you all the time?"

Final Destination (2000) Directed by James Wong

xx/13 days of halloween 2023

[whatthegayle]

Final Destination 2000 James Wong

[aesthetics-for-harry-potter]

Moodboard of a werewolf couple from Durmstrang and Slytherin.

Face-claims: Vincent Piazza and Ali Larter.

Requested by: anon.

[esterpacks]

𝒑𝒖𝒃𝒍𝒊𝒄 𝒄𝒐𝒎𝒎𝒊𝒔𝒔𝒊𝒐𝒏 !: by clicking on the source link, you’ll find #100 gifs of ali larter in heroes. .all gifs were made by me from scratch, so please, do not claim as your own, repost or edit. like or reblog if you find this helpful. if you enjoy my work, consider supporting me on ko-fi!

[fearsmagazine]

THE MAN IN THE WHITE VAN - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: Relativity Media

SYNOPSIS: In 1975 Florida, before the term "serial killer" was coined by the FBI, a string of violent disappearances linked to a mysterious white van went unnoticed. The film follows Annie, a young woman targeted by the van's driver, her concerns are dismissed by her parents and she's drawn into a terrifying ordeal. Based on the true story of Billy Mansfield Jr., the film portrays a chilling reality of a relentless stalker shattering a young woman's life in a simpler time.

REVIEW: Warren Skeels' "The Man in the White Van" masterfully blends true crime and horror, delivering a captivating and suspenseful entry to a successful year for the genres.

The film, written by Warren Skeels and Sharon Y. Cobb, focuses on Annie, her family, and the white van, effectively capturing the essence of the 1970s. The family dynamic portrays the concerns of that era and skillfully develops the characters. The story interweaves family scenes with Annie's passion for horseback riding and school, interspersed with flashbacks of the man's previous victims, building to Annie's encounter. Annie is portrayed as a strong, intelligent young woman, refreshingly assuming the "final girl" role. The parents' beliefs, such as "children should be seen and not heard" and dismissing Annie's concerns about the white van as attention-seeking behavior, reflect the attitudes of the time. As someone who grew up in the 70s, the dialogue and family situations felt genuine and effective.

The film effectively captures the era through its visuals, with cinematography and production design reminiscent of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (1974). Like that film, this film builds tension through editing and sound design rather than excessive gore. When it comes to the ultimate confirmation, the score enhances sequences featuring the van, the man and his prey, creating an effect as potent as any classic slasher film. Period-accurate costumes, production design, and locations further immerse the viewer.

THE MAN IN THE WHITE VAN boasts a remarkable cast, with Ali Larter and Sean Astin convincingly portraying the adults of the era. Astin's interactions with the family unit evoke a sense of familiarity, reminiscent of this reviewer's own grandfather personality and philosophy. The sibling dynamics are expertly presented by Wolfe, Bassinger, and Warren. Wolfe shines as the emotionally strong middle child, contrasting with Bassinger's portrayal of the favored older child. The trio's chemistry is undeniable, particularly evident when the stalker's threat escalates. Wolfe seamlessly transitions into the heroine, while Bassinger embodies the damsel in distress. Their earlier lighthearted interactions add depth to the evolving tension and suspense. Wolfe, a seasoned young actress in the horror genre, delivers a multifaceted and powerful performance that surpasses the typical "final girl" trope.

Warren Skeels' debut feature film, THE MAN IN THE WHITE VAN, is an exceptional and memorable blend of true crime and horror. The film excels in capturing the 1970s setting and features a talented cast delivering an intense and thrilling experience. Scott Thomas Borland's memorable score effectively enhances the visuals and performances. Madison Wolfe's performance is phenomenal. The tale here is one of several stories based on the real-life serial killer Billy Mansfield Jr., and a potential possible sequel is hinted at with the closing scene. Skeels has also mentioned having a screenplay ready for a supernatural thriller, and based on his work in THE MAN IN THE WHITE VAN, I eagerly anticipate his next film.

CAST: Madison Wolfe, Brec Bassinger, Skai Jackson, Ali Larter, Gavin Warren, Sean Astin, Andy Sibley and Blake Drivas. CREW: Director/Screenplay/Producer - Warren Skeels; Screenplay - Sharon Y. Cobb; Producers - Anne Marie Gillen, Terri Lubaroff, Paul Scanlan & Michael Nole; Cinematographer - Gareth Paul Cox; Score - Scott Thomas Borland; Editor - Billy Gaggins; Production Designer - Lauren palding; Costume Designer - Tiger Curran; Special Effects Foreman - George Landrum Jr.; Visual Effects Consultant - Andru Davies. OFFICIAL: N.A. FACEBOOK: @WhiteVanMovie TWITTER: x.com/whitevanmovie TRAILER: https://youtu.be/IiDUCGPwxQs?si=XBsxOddQJNjp4N-O RELEASE DATE: In select theaters December 13th, 2024 FEARSmag Interview with WARREN SKEELS: HERE

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay), or 👎 (Dislike)

Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

[victoryrifle]

victoryrifle's mobile navigation tags

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[dan2theyell]

31 Days of Halloween

Day 14 (behind & catching up)

Final Destination

“In death there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes.”

[horrorempathya]

i'm lookng to start rp'ing again but havent in a little over 2 years and im worried im not up to date on the etiquette. i was planning a multimuse with mostly science fiction characters (star trek, mass effect, star wars, x files etc.) along with some other shows/bookes/cames i like. any recommendations on how to picl a name and what to do if you want it to be sidebar only for awhile? i see lots of peoplle somehow use google docs conencted to their blogs.

————     if  you  don’t  worry  about  the  ‘etiquette’  there  is  no  etiquette.    just  pay  attention  to  people’s  rules,   never  god  mode  and  don’t  be  controlling  are  the  big  rules  but  everything  else?    those  icons,   that  aesthetic :     it’s  all  personal  preference.  nobody  honestly  gives  a  shit  whether  you  use  icons  or  not.    that’s  just  a  you  thing.  just  make  sure  you  have  mobile  links  in  the  header  description  tbh.    that  honestly  should  go  for  any  blog  in  terms  of  accessibility.    it’s  easy  to  see  someone’s  rules  /  bio(s)   when  i  can  just  click  the  mobile  link.    it’s  just  a  google  doc  linked,  not  really  ‘connected’  per  say. 

[adriheavymetal]

I always liked AliLarter and she was perfect as Claire Redfield, she is as cute as Claire. And I also think I might have called her to do Claire's face on Resident Evil 2 remake, because Claire from the remake was so weird and does not have anything to do with Claire from the ancients, I mean this new Claire has no feature of predecessors.

[fanofspooky]

Scream Queens 9

[watching2018]

Lovesick

☆☆☆☆☆

53/365

2018 Edition

[whatthegayle]

Final Destination 2 2003 David R. Ellis

[fayithseeds]

endless  ali  larter  edits,   from  instagram .