#carry on screaming!

[stars-bean]

Carry On Screaming! (1966) dir. Gerald Thomas

[thevideodungeon]

Carry on Screaming! (1966)

A gothic horror comedy that can best be described as "Aggressively British." It is a very British style of comedy satirizing a very British style of horror. At no point are you ever in danger of forgetting exactly what country this movie comes from. It's even British enough to feature future Doctor Who actor Jon Pertwee. So if you like the comedic and horrific style of the soggy little island west of Europe, you'll probably like this too, if not, it'll probably be dull and/or annoying. The theme song is annoying no matter what though.

6/10

[ya-prosto-super]

I haven't posted this here so now is the time to do it🎃✌🏻

[floccinaucinihilipilificationa]

[homoquartz]

we're in a bit of a rush here

(ko-fi)

[sweettater96]

Source : indiasfilmss on Instagram 🖤

[blumfrey]

[goryhorroor]

"we all go a little mad sometimes, how about you?"

[ihateloginwallsfuckyou]

what if AM handbag?

....plz reblog :-]

[lesbianwithchainsaws]

"These aren't canon" I do not care. They're autistic to me

[pinbones]

I've seen a few posts about women and pants now and many of them are very good, and not to nitpick those posts or downplay religious sexism or anything, but I have to emphasise:

Somebody who DOESN'T live in a controlling religious country/cult/family is also affected by sexism. We all know that, right? Secular parts of the first world also have opinions about how women dress, including when it comes to trousers, especially in childhood and in institutions like schools and the workplace

Me and many people my age (20s) remember being forced into skirts, punished and shamed by parents & teachers & peers & possibly then bosses about what we wear not being feminine enough, and it wasn't by deeply religious sects. Many updates to dress codes are very new and sexist views are still in place in many institutions. Normalised societal misogyny wants women (and people they want to treat as women) to dress femininely, down to what KIND of pants they're allowed to wear (compare a pink top and jeggings to mens jeans and tell me these two women are treated the same. Hating women in pantsuits is still a sexist office joke today, and even those outfits are feminine compared to male suits, which raise eyebrows when worn by women). The women I know who wear trousers regularly are literally otherwise feminine, and all wear dresses to events.

I know trousers have become much more normalised over the past few decades in secular society (yay!! the result of many many years of effort and lawbreaking) but let's not be absolute when we talk about the pants concept lol. Especially within a larger conversation about female/transmasc/intersex/transfem masculinity and social perceptions, especially in an age of rising fascism

[ecultured]

shelley duvall & sissy spacek

[girlycinephile]

girly horror is the best kind of horror

[euphoric-mars]

✞ there will be blood! ✞

[s6spiria]

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[jackmustcry]

billy loomis as Carrie white