#fear street photography

[nobeerreviews]

There are places in this world often believed to be empty, such as old homes or the sea, but the people who believe this are wrong. It is precisely because of what fills these places right up to the brim that we are drawn to them, and it’s for these very same reasons that we fear them.

-- Corinne Beenfield

(Bressanone, Italy)

[aphantomslibrary]

💀🎃 Reader beware, you’re in for a scare! 🎃👽

[warevol]

what he said.

[gkuvveti34]

Master of NAKED engines

[punk-abuse]

[lithiumandsushi]

[fear-of-glass]

Restaurante Tokio CDMX 35mm

[theclassyissue]

Fear of god

[11oh1]

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

FILE UNDER: THRASHBACK THURSDAY, LIVE GIGS, PUNK GIGS, PUNK GIRLS, HARDCORE PUNK, L.A. PUNK, STREET PUNK, '80s PUNK, ETC...

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on the photographic material of ex-MRR shitworker and now hardcore/punk scene legend, Alison Braun, originally out of Seattle, WA. You can check out more of Alison’s photography on Instagram @alisonbraunphoto.

The following are 10 photos by Alison -- band's listed in order of appearance are:

BATTALION OF SAINTS, CHARGED G.B.H., SIN 34, FEAR, RAMONES, MDC, STÄLÄG 13, NINA HAGEN, THE WEIRDOS, and 45 GRAVE.

Source: www.picuki.com/media/2312733950114311961.

[unholy-cvlt]

CAREFUL (CLICK, CLICK)

Yo, something in the street went "Bang, bang"

Making it hard for you to do your thang, thang

Something in the street went, "Bang, bang"

Making it hard for you to do your thang, thang, thang

Something in the hall went, "Click, click"

The boxcutter went, "Click, click"

Something in the hall went, "Click, click"

The boxcutter went, "Click, click

[themancorialist]

New Cathedral Street, Manchester.

[danielstalter]

In my six years of reading and reviewing Fear Street books, I have seen a wide range of quality. There have been some fantastic reads, and there have been some real clunkers. I really want to write a balanced review of Goodnight Kiss 2, but everything about it felt phoned-in. It was almost like the plot felt like an afterthought. It didn’t help that the lead character, Billy, was a complete idiot. He spent the book hellbent on getting revenge on the vampires without once ever coming up with a coherent plan for doing so. Having him as the only POV character got really tedious. There were some good ideas at play, but they all felt squandered. The twist at the end felt equal parts lazy and cruel. There is a nostalgic part of me that remembers loving this book in fifth grade. That part of me has been trying to find some positive things to say. The best that I can come up with is that at least the vampires didn’t go overboard with referring to blood as “nectar” like they did in the fist Goodnight Kiss. I wish the book had focused on an entirely different narrative for Billy, which is to say I wish this had been an entirely different book. In the end, Goodnight Kiss 2 was as tedious to read as it has been to review.

Full review with spoilers and spite over on my website blog: https://www.danstalter.com/goodnight-kiss-2/

[eddiessidegirl]

📚💕

[el-eee]

Caught between wanting people to see me and surviving off the fact that if they don’t truly know me they can’t truly judge who I am, only what I make them believe.

[nothingexistsnever]

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