#jeri lee

[kitsunetsuki]

Jeff Dunas - Jeri Lee (Penthouse 1977)

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[georgeromeros]

Dracula 2000 (2000) dir. Patrick Lussier

[jerirose]

ATE [viii] [i] [ii] [iii] [iv] [v][vi][vii] © Jeri Rose | INPRNT

[image description] Digital realism painting of Lee Felix from Stray Kids, Felix has his back to the camera at a 45degree angle and is looking back at the viewer, he has shoulder length bleach blond hair that is half up in a messy ponytail and a slit fringe that covers art of his face and eye on the right side. He has brown eyes, and light brown brows. Felix's face is peppered with natural freckles along with glowing star freckles, he has a slight blush to his cheeks and several normal stars scattered across his face, and his exposed arm. Feliz is wearing a sleeveless leather jacket with a sleeveless denim jacket under it. Behind him the sun bleaches out the sky and a tram and car are in the distance.

[digimonarchive]

The snapshots of the Tamers and their Digimon Partners on the first day in Digital World.

Digimon Tamers episode 25

[wolfchans]

LEE KNOW ♡ THERE for @xsideeffectsx ♡

[digitallydahlia]

DIGIMON TAMERS GRID MEMES

Ryo would totally rob a bank but I ran out of spaces

[heckcareoxytwit]

The Tamers and their Digimon Partners in Digimon Tamers icon picspam

(Japanese and English dub names)

1st Row = Takato Matsuda / Takato Matsuki and Guilmon

2nd Row = Ruki Makino / Rika Nonaka and Renamon

3rd Row = Lee JianLiang / Henry Wong and Terriermon

4th Row = Juri Katou / Jeri, Leomon and Culumon / Calumon (though for the latter, Culumon is an unofficial "partner"/best friend since Leomon had died)

5th Row = Hirokazu Shioda / Kazu and Guardromon

6th Row = Kenta Kitagawa and Marineangemon

7th Row = Ryo Akiyama and Cyberdramon

8th Row = Lee Shaochung / Suzie Wong and Lopmon

9th Row = Impmon and his tamers - Ai and Mako

10th Row = Alice McCoy and Dobermon (even though Alice and Dobermon are minor characters, they need some love)

11th Row = Minami Uehara and Siesamon/Seasarmon (they only appear in Digimon Tamers: The Adventurers' Battle movie)

[brokehorrorfan]

Dracula 2000 will be released on Blu-ray on May 14 via Scream Factory. The 2000 action-horror movie is produced by master of horror Wes Craven.

Patrick Lussier (My Bloody Valentine, Drive Angry) directs from a script by Joel Soisson (Piranha 3DD, Trick or Treat). Gerard Butler, Christopher Plummer, Jonny Lee Miller, Justine Waddell, Omar Epps, Colleen Fitzpatrick, Jeri Ryan, and Jennifer Esposito star.

Dracula 2000 has been newly scanned in 4K from the original camera negative, approved by Lussier. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by film critics Emily Higgins and Billy Dunham (new)

Audio commentary by director Patrick Lussier and writer Joel Soisson

Interview with director/editor Patrick Lussier (new)

Interview with production designer Carol Spier (new)

Interview with composer Marco Beltrami (new)

Deleted & extended scenes with optional audio commentary

Behind-the-scenes featurette

Auditions

Theatrical trailer

When a team of techno-savvy thieves breaks into a high-security vault, they don’t discover priceless works of art … they find a crypt unopened for 100 years! Suddenly, the ancient terror of Dracula (Gerard Butler) is unleashed, and his first destination is the city of New Orleans – a place where he feels right at home. Not far behind is a vampire hunter (Jonny Lee Miller) determined to save a young woman (Justine Waddell) with whom Dracula shares a dark legacy.

Pre-order Dracula 2000.

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Star Trek Picard :The Final Season 2023

[argocitycosplay]

Dracula 2000

I’ve spent way too much time trying to figure out why this film is so hated. I’ll admit, the font used on the titles is a little over the top and the use of classic Dracula protagonists names for modern characters is a little irritating, but honestly – look at that opening shot of the Demetre… The blue cast that contrasts with the red blood on the people and on the sails. It’s amazing. The…

[aparticularbandit]

A Digimon-Shaped Void (I)

Summary: Jeri looks over Shinjuku, and she thinks - this isn't what she wanted.

Chapter Rating: T. Fic Rating: T.

AO3

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Everything goes back to normal.

That’s what Takato like to say, anyway.

Everything’s back to normal! with that excitement in his voice, like somehow that’s a good thing.

But things going back to the way they were before doesn’t mean they’ve gone back to normal.

And things aren’t back to the way they were before.  Not really.  If they were, Jeri wouldn’t catch Takato going back to the park every day, past the gated area where Guilmon once lived.  Shinjuku wouldn’t be under so much construction.  Her classmates wouldn’t still look at Takato with awe – or at her with pity.

They bully her, sometimes.  Not all of them, of course, but the ones who once lived in Shinjuku and had to be relocated elsewhere.  They blame her for all of this, once they hear her voice.  Sometimes, she speaks, and they freeze in terror.  She wasn’t the D-Reaper, but it used her voice, and so when she speaks, they hear it.  No wonder they’re terrified.

That terror, on occasion, leads to a different kind of bullying.  Some of it’s because they blame her, sure, but some of it is because she isn’t as terrifying as they imagine her to be and maybe, by going after her, they can feel like they could have gone after the D-Reaper, too.  It’s cathartic.

Like when Takato made Guilmon digivolve into that horrible monster to fight Beelzemon.

She understands all of this.

She understands, and she doesn’t say anything to the others.

Takato doesn’t notice – that’s how Jeri knows that things haven’t gone back to normal, that they never really will.  He’s focused on Guilmon, who is gone, so much that he misses Jeri, who is there.  Not just Jeri.  He misses a lot of things.  That’s the only way he could say that things are normal when they aren’t.

Henry, at least, never says that.  Not that Jeri spends time with him.  He caught the bullies once, while Jeri held her arms up as a defense between her head and the rest of them.  He made them stop.

It just made it worse when he wasn’t around.  Jeri thanks him anyway.  It was a nice thing, what he did.  He told her to ask for help, if she needs it, but she never does.

It’s hard to feel like she doesn’t deserve this.

It’s hard to feel like she doesn’t deserve their hatred.

It’s hard to feel like this isn’t all her fault.

(It is it is it is.)

Rika reaches out – not normal, before everything, which means things definitely aren’t the way they were before – and spending time with her feels a little bit better.  There’s no pressure, no expectation, no force to say that things are the way they’ve always been.

More than that, it feels like Rika actually sees her.

Maybe it’s because the first time they meet, Rika gives her a warm hug and notices how Jeri winces when she does.  She suspects, maybe, what Jeri isn’t saying, but….

Jeri doesn’t want to talk about all of that.  She wants to talk about happy things, because they’re all going through something painful right now.  They’re all grieving.  And she doesn’t want to pile on top of that.

Rika and Henry and Takato are all international heroes.

And Jeri….

~

Jeri walks to Shinjuku.

Often, she does this.

She wants to see the wreckage she caused.

Of course, she didn’t cause it.  Not really.  The D-Reaper did, pulling on her pain and loneliness and grief and twisting it into something—

She didn’t cause it, but she still feels like she caused it, and sometimes, when the construction workers see her, they startle.

She avoids the construction workers as much as she can, but sometimes it feels like they’re everywhere.  Like ants.  Like—

Jeri walks to Shinjuku, and she sits on a bridge, and she hangs her legs through the fence, and she swings her legs this way and that, and she looks down on Shinjuku and she thinks about how it was and how it won’t be again – because even when the construction is over, it’ll be new and wonderful and different – and how things change even though no one wants to believe they do.

She thinks about how Takato is refusing to acknowledge his loss.

Takato is in denial and bargaining all at once, and Jeri wavers around acceptance most days, when she isn’t deep in her own depression.

Rika might be the closest to acceptance.  She said, once, that it was like when her dad left.  Different, but the same.

Henry….

Jeri doesn’t spend enough time with Henry to know.

Funny.  Her brother might get along well with Suzie.  She should talk to Henry about that.  She should—

~

Jeri looks over Shinjuku, and she thinks – this isn’t what she wanted.

[myoldsox]

Bosch (TV Series 2014–2021) - IMDb

Just watching for the 2nd time....so good

[jerirose]

ATE [iii] © Jeri Rose | INPRNT 

[Image Description] A digital realism painting of Lee Know from Stray Kids. Lee Know is painted from the bust up in a profile format, he's resting against a greenish-yellow, old painted wall that is textured and slightly dirty looking. His face is tilted upwards and he is looking down at the viewer slightly, he has brown eyes and black hair, that is slightly messy with purple highlights. Lee Know's cheeks are blushed slightly, he has sparkly stars peppered across them like freckles and normal stars scattered across them that gradient from purple, to pink to blue. Lee Know has a septum ring, labret piercing, he wears a triangle earing that hangs from his lobe and a helix ring, all silver; he's also wearing 3 silver chains. Lee Know wears a black leather jacket that is reflexing a greenish light off of it.

[digimonarchive]

Takato and Guilmon picspam 4

Also appearing in the picspam: Juri/Jeri Katou, Hirokazu/Kazu Shioda, Kenta Kitagawa, Impmon, Ruki Makino/Rika Nonaka, Lee Jenrya/Li Jianliang/Henry Wong, Terriermon, Culumon/Calumon and Makuramon (disguised as a boy)

Digimon Tamers episodes 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19

[oceanusborealis]

Star Trek: Picard - Võx – TV Review

TL;DR – This week’s episode was electric, with every reveal, every twist, and every moment landing perfectly   ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 5 out of 5. Disclosure – I paid for the Paramount+ service that viewed this episode. Star Trek: Picard Review – There have been a lot of beautiful episodes of Star Trek that have been aired in its 57-year history. Indeed, back in the year 2020, I made my own list of My…