#flanagan film

[maebs]

the haunting of hill house

im on my like 12th rewatch of thohh, n i wanna know if anyone on tumblr is as much of a freak abt this show as i am.

[bodie-r-hart]

Spuk in Hill House 2018

THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE

Eleanor „Nell“ Crain

[msclaritea]

Mike Flanagan and Trevor Macy of Flanagan Film, I hope you, artist Michael Whelan and Stephen King don't think that I've forgotten about all of this. That painting, Deschain, was created right at the beginning of the sham. And the thing about Dark Tower, which no matter how it's adapted, it's never been very successful, is that it has a very similar theme to The Power of The Dog; "...a gunslinger in a world which has moved on" is quite similar to a cowboy, whose time has moved on. Benedict Cumberbatch, and his likeness has been fraudulently used by King and his cohorts, to try and boost this series. Interesting synopsis of a man alone, who lost his friends and headed towards "...the end of the line". Sounds too, too fucking familiar.

[burning-reddandelion]

I know they are not going to do another season of The Midnight Club but I just saw it and I was left with several questions. The same and there are no answers but I needed to share them hahaha maybe in the book if everything is resolved😅

*Why did Ilonka meet that guy Kevin at that party in the first episode but it seems like it never happened?

* Why can only Ilonka and Kevin see the oldies? By the end we know that they are the ones who made the house but why specifically only they can see them?

* Ilonka had visions about the hospice before going there, was it her destiny to get to that place?

*Also the fact that the name of Ilonka comes from the Greek, does its origin have to do with the Brightcliffe house? Why is nothing said about his real parents?

[six-demon-bag]

TJ MIKELOGAN'S HALLOWEEN 2024 EVENT | DAY 26: BLACK AND WHITE

OCULUS (2013) dir. Mike Flanagan

[flanaganhorror]

Mike Flanagan on Facebook: "We had a fantastic time at the Overlook Film Festival. Cleaned up nicely for the Vampire Ball."

[asteroidz]

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Man takes a drink. A drink takes the drink. And then the drink takes a man. Isn't it so, Dad?

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤDoctor Sleep (2019)

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[frolic-in-brine]

There’ll be other birthdays.

Stowaway, Directed by Kate Siegel - V/H/S/Beyond (2024)

[monstrohayley]

eyes on the sparrow.

[mariwatchesmovies]

Ratcatcher (1999) dir. Lynne Ramsay cine. Alwin H. Küchler

[bodie-r-hart]

The Beauty of Horror

MIDNIGHT MASS

Riley's accident victim vision.

"How was your day?"

[live-fast-pet-frogs]

Can I just appreciate the fact that while Mike Flanagan has the actors he loves working with and frequently appear in his shows/films he always adds new actors to his cast with each show?

Bonus because none of the actors in his cast are like mega-famous (i mean Julia Roberts or RDJ level) although they're super talented! I think more directors need to follow this example and work with new, talented actors rather than exhausting the entire budget just to hire an A-lister and then doom the rest of the production. I know that certain filmmakers think that hiring someone who is already very famous will bring in more of an audience but there are so many talented and wonderful actors around who are literally just waiting for their breakthrough in the industry and it's such a waste that some filmmakers decide to give even more spotlight and money to actors who are already millionaires and have absolutely no issue booking jobs.

Btw I'm not saying hire lesser known actors out of pity, I'm saying that talent doesnt always mean fame, and there are plenty of talented actors who aren't going to cost the entire budget of a production which means more money to spend on crew, costumes and set design.

I really liked how the One Piece live action did that too, none of the actors were very famous A-listers (correct me if I'm wrong though), and most of them had their first major role in the show. They were all super great and I doubt they will have trouble booking jobs in the future!

[blairwitchbaby]

Ouija: Origin of Evil 2016, Mike Flanagan

[u-n-c-o-m-m-o-n]

I was about to complain about how this new Carrie mini-series is yet another remake we don't need until I read MIKE FLANAGAN and yes, we do need it.

[luckydiorxoxo]

'The Life of Chuck' director Mike Flanagan and stars Tom Hiddleston, Chiwetel Ejiofor, & Karen Gillan have arrived at the Cinema Center at MARBL Toronto

#TIFF24

[80sheaven]

Tom Cruise as Brian Flanagan - Cocktail movie poster