#hayley quinn

[worldwide-wendy]

[los3rmonologuee]

my dream is to collect these and decorate my bedroom with them

[khaebalaaltea97]

[freckledjoes]

Joseph Quinn with Hayley Squires for Time Out London!

The video caption says it all!

[viavolterra]

Snarky blonde x Snarky brunette

my new fave ship pairing

well not exactly brunette but shush

[pollenallergie]

polaroid from the set of Hoard

posted by dir. Luna Carmoon on instagram

you can bid on this polaroid and many others (all signed by Luna, I think??) from the set in the Cinema For Gaza Auction!!

[archivequinn]

Hayley Squires and Joseph Quinn - TimeOut

[kassy-munson]

Hoard crew at the BIFAs

Helensimmons8 on insta

[v4mpiraxo]

emo babygirls^_^ ( ryan ross, hayley williams, andy biersack, kellin quinn, vic fuentes, frank iero, pete wentz, gerard way )

[juliaswickcrs]

SUBURBAN LEGENDS :: ENDGAME COUPLES

hayley campbell & steve harrington courtney kline & eddie munson mariah valdez & jonathan byers luke schwager & nancy wheeler quinn munson & robin buckley

tag list: @bisexualterror @foxesandmagic @iron-parkr @camiemendess @a-song-of-quill-and-feather

@arrthurpendragon @starcrossedjedis @drbobbimorse @kingsmakers @noratilney

@stanshollaand @astarionbae @darth-caillic @mystic-scripture @aliverse

@misshiraethsworld @asirensrage @eddiemunscns

[wynnyfryd]

goooooood morning, I watched Hoard twice last night (US friends you can rent it on Youtube here) and I come bearing thoughts and content warnings

There are no scene-specific spoilers below the cut because I’m trying to wait until everyone has a chance to watch, but if you need more details/want to know if this movie is okay for you then feel free to message me and I can tell you more✌️

initial thoughts:

- AHHHHH WTF NO NO NO AHHHHH

- the chocolate button eyes are buttoned baby jq is so sad wet and pathetic

- this is a gorgeous study of motherhood and grief

second watch opinion:

The film is pretty stressful/gross/hard to watch at times, but it never feels like it’s trying to shock you. It’s just a brutally honest look at the hurts our mothers hand us and the director’s belief that grief can never be healed, it can only be gestated to full term and given a still birth. What I found especially fascinating was the way the movie itself serves as a representation of this theme — the filmmaking process is a labor of love and grief that the filmmaker must endure, but once the finished product is out in the world, their ‘baby’ is effectively dead; it’s a static object that can never grow or change. Its mother loves it anyway.

Art is grief, and grief is mess, and this story will smear its grubby hands over your mouth and demand to be listened to.

general content warnings:

- child abuse

- depictions of mental illness

- hoarding/unsanitary living conditions

- graphic bodily harm/injury

- graphic animal death

- major character death

- so much spitting

- mutually dubious consent in pretty much every sex scene

- discussion of stillbirth

- infidelity

- dissociative episode

- teen pregnancy

- trash, filth, grime, sticky hands/mouths/etc, everyone in this movie needs a shower so badly

[moviemosaics]

Hoard

directed by Luna Carmoon, 2023

[alexluvsskittlez]

sketchbook dump COUGH COUGH COUGH

[josephs-quinns]

Joseph Quinn and Hayley Squires featured in this week's Time Out London issue

[freckledjoes]

Joseph Quinn and Hayley Squires for Time Out London

[itsagentromanoff]

Tony: You can wipe that smug look off your face.

Peggy: That’s not smug. [no facial changes] This is smug.

Tony: [shudders] Devastating.