#awesome horror film

[rositaa01xxr]

I spared a minute to make this gif..

It’s unexplainable as to why I made this but I had to share a gif of Thomas Hewitt 🤭

Sorry about the low quality, I’m not very good at this.

I must also add- I wish he’d place me on the table like that 🫢😅

[sulphur-and-honey]

is there still an inside no 9 fandom on tumblr. I know it used to be really active but recent seasons kinda killed it. Can anyone hear me. Please god the new season is fucking incredible. I genuinely think it’s some of their best work. I need to cry about this.

[videodrme]

2023 FILM DIARY [7/?]

HORROR OF DRACULA (1958) — dir. Terence Fisher

[watcher0033]

When it’s not explicitly stated that Miguel O’hara is also of Irish descent but he sure honored his heritage by being the Changeling of his own story. 🫠

Art by @stoopidkeekee on Twitter.

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price - Up in Central Park (1947)

[veritasrose]

Also if you see production and promotion going for movies from the indie studio A24, just know it isn’t scabbing.

They agreed to the strike terms!

[lowpawly]

ok very random but i wanted to clip this bit where during aki’s meeting with makima in ep 4 they make it look like makima’s desk teleported behind him scary style because i always thought it was really cool

[kentucky-daisey]

A movie doesn't have to be good to be a good movie. You know?

[guillotineman]

Behind the Scenes

The Shining (1980, dir. Stanley Kubrick)

[mariocki]

Night of the Demons (1988)

"Do you guys have sour balls?"

"Why, sure we do."

"Too bad, I bet you don't get many blowjobs."

[we-will-swallow-your-soul]

The Devil's Rain

[c1airidryl]

Some of my favourite new horror movies in the past few years have been Barbarian, Talk to Me, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Sinister, Hereditary (and other Aster films but Hereditary is his best one fite me)

[theheadlessgroom]

@beatingheart-bride

June subtly glanced Elizabeth's way when she overheard her and Emily's conversation, taking a sip from her own sparkling apple cider as she mulled over these remarks quietly. She didn't want to jump to any conclusions, however (nor give voice to these conclusions either), and settled for setting aside her glass and contentedly leaning her head against her husband's shoulder as Dorian happily regaled the group with stories from his and Randall's youth.

"...I admit, the violin was never my preferred musical instrument," Dorian was saying with an impish grin. "I was good at it, but I just never thought I was destined to become a legendary violin player like my mother expected, and so I was always trying to find a way out of my lessons, and our sprawling garden made for an excellent place to hide. Admittedly, Beau knew it was where I'd go first, since Randall and his mother would be out there, but he'd seldom be too hard on me about it. He knew I didn't like the violin very much, and that I'd rather be outside with my best friend."

"Contributing to the delinquency of one of your own students, Mr. Ghast?" August chuckled as Beau came around to refill both Dorian and August's glasses (the Burke patriarch having decided to be daring enough to have a glass of wine with dinner). Smiling as slyly as the young master, Beau replied, "Only here and there-I knew what Mr. and Mrs. Gracey expected of their son, and so I tried to keep him in the classroom as much as I could, learning the violin, French, cursive, all lessons they wanted me to teach him...but what good was having a young friend on the estate if they couldn't play together?"

"A very good point," August admitted-all work and no play never did a young mind any good, he felt, and so he could get behind Beau allowing his young charge to run free and enjoy his childhood, especially with his grandson. It had to have been a pleasant change of pace for the both of them, given the lives they both led.

"And besides, Dorian didn't need my help in his delinquency," Beau chuckled. "Even before he met Randall, he was always very clever at sneaking out when I had my back turned and taking off down the hall to find some sweets and hole up somewhere I couldn't find him. Between the two of them, Dorian was easily the brains of the operation."

"Guilty as charged!" Dorian grinned, raising his hand as he added, "If anything, Randall did his best to keep us out of trouble, while I was the one trying to make trouble in the first place!"

[not-xpr-art]

inktober (kinda) drawing day 6 -> alien

i finally watched alien & it honestly completely blew me away!!!!!!!! the hype around this film is REAL and i'm so mad it took me so long to watch it lol! also sorry to sigourney for messing up ur beautiful face lol...

[giantkillerjack]

Anytime a demon shows up in a movie, it's always "oh no! get a priest! get holy water! get some crosses!"

and never "hey guys what makes us think that the Catholic Church as an institution is prepared to fight evil? Particularly when it relies upon the existence of perceived evil in order to maintain its power??"

Or "Hey, why does every story about magic and the Catholic Church also tend to canonically validate Christianity as the one true religion??"

And Wendall & Wild is like, "don't worry, y'all. We got you covered."

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Anyway, this is yet another reason I love the portrayal of the Church in this movie. This is the most thematically coherent animated American film I've seen in a thousand years.