#i have not seen midsommar

[scorndotexe]

"i'm so glad ari aster didn't go to therapy and wrote midsommar instead." "emerald fennell is a sick woman i dont know what's in her mind but i never want to go there. watching saltburn is enough." not one of these kinds of people would survive five minutes with me

[cookinguptales]

So I saw this mom tweet a photo of the Midsommar costume she made for her baby and the comments have me in absolute HYSTERICS.

but the real standout is the commenter who replied with a photo of their own take on the same costume

THE LOOK ON THAT BABY’S FACE

[la-granoteta]

Sometimes I don't understand how Midsommar is a comfort movie for me... But it is.

[novelist-becca]

Films I will 100% avoid (and recommend others do as well) thanks to the stupid dark web rabbit hole

Slaughter vomit dolls (as well as other films in that stupid fucking trilogy)

The bunny game

Serbian film

Where the dead go to die

Tumbling flesh doll

Girl hell 1999

Human centipede

[quaalussy]

finally got over my aversion to horror and ive been DEVOURING years n years worth of movies i missed out on give me recs pls :3

[insideyourimagination]

you know what it is…it’s the fact that will has been open about having OCD, anxiety, depression, dyspraxia and having su*c*d*l thoughts that i admire so much. being diagnosed with a learning disability (dyscalculia) and having depression & anxiety and dealing with su*c*d*l thoughts myself, it just makes me feel so seen.

[libraryleopard]

i went to a book club on bloom by delilah s. dawson over the weekend and it did kinda turn into a lengthy discussion about whether the story was an accurate representation of sapphic dating (by which i mean people started detailing their past relationships in comparison lol) which means i didn't get to share my personal vision of florence pugh as ash but anyone i'm correct in this fancast so i'm sharing it here

[abigail]

ari aster make a movie that doesn’t give me a panic/anxiety attack challenge

[catparazzi]

we got this skirt and matching shawl at work that gave me folkwear associations so of course I put em on a mannequin

[maddy-ferguson]

how much do normal people watch movies they really really like because last month a friend was telling me about how much they love midsommar and about how it's the movie of their life and i was like me too kinda i've seen 22 times and they were like oh i've seen it 3 times.

[apyschopathicfangirl]

uh babe wake up new fear just dropped thanks to the curse finale

[spurgie-cousin]

bathtub

[genderfluidgothwitch]

Also, I made a realization today. Today was the first time EVER where I have officially been too stoned to watch a horror film

[rillette]

soup do u like horror movies

Hmmmm idk!! I haven't really seen any because I am a #weenie but I did really like nope! I do love a good zombie movie tho

[cxldblxxded]

GET TO KNOW ME: TOP 10 MOVIES.

━━━ list your top 10 favorite movies and tag friends to do the same

the thing (dir. john carpenter, 1982): "i dunno what the hell's in there, but it's weird and pissed off, whatever it is."

aliens (dir. james cameron, 1986): "get away from her, you bitch!"

the lost boys (dir. joel schumacher, 1987): "my own brother, a goddamn, shit-sucking vampire! oh, you wait 'til mom finds out, buddy!"

terminator 2: judgement day (dir. james cameron, 1991): "watching john with the machine, it was suddenly so clear. the terminator would never stop. it would never leave him, and it would never hurt him, never shout at him, or get drunk and hit him, or say it was too busy to spend time with him. it would always be there. and it would die to protect him. of all the would-be fathers who came and went over the years, this thing, this machine, was the only one who measured up. in an insane world, it was the sanest choice."

28 days later (dir. danny boyle, 2003): "that was longer than a heartbeat."

shaun of the dead (dir. edgar wright, 2004): "don't groan at me, you thick fuck!"

bee movie (dir. simon j. smith & steve hickner, 2007): "are you her little... bed bug...?"

jennifer's body (dir. karyn kusama, 2009): "you're killing people!" "no, i'm killing boys."

megamind (dir. tom mcgrath, 2010): "oh, you're a villain alright, just not a super one." "yeah? what's the difference?" "presentation!"

midsommar (dir. ari aster, 2019): "dani, do you feel held by him? does he feel like home to you?"

tagged by: @fangmother

tagging: @mystiika and YOU

[who-gives-af]

thought: a horror movie set in the victorian era where they have to survive through something like in the ritual or the blair witch project. may write something and see if it even seems good but like. idk the thought of a bunch of victorian women slugging their way through the wilderness and getting caught in some sort of supernatural thing they cannot and will not understand is truly doing it for me. also would def include wlw rep bc i said so