#len screaming

[pinkcatsthatfly]

i can't ☹️☹️☹️

gif credit: @lottie-nat

[pinkcatsthatfly]

really kind of her to take a photo with my brother

sophie via her insta story :)

[hickeygender]

i love that hickey's immediate defense mechanism to anything bad happening to him ever is to break out in the most scuffed patrick bateman type smile imaginable while he stalls for time to come up with a more sane response than either spitting vitriol or taking a chunk out of someone with his teeth.

his bitch wife having the gall to divorce HIM (god's greatest gift to bottoms and a known catch)? sniles. being unjustly flogged bloody in front of the crew after his genius 1000 iq plan doesn't pan out and land him an irish dilf? sniles so sneetly. telling goodsir to butcher billy, getting called out for killing his miserable ex-wife himself for din-din but reasonably drawing the line at meat processing, being clocked as growing up BROKE, and hearing "no" from a man he thought was a doormat?? i know in my heart that when he's sitting there for a moment with his rictus grin, his internal monologue is just incoherent violence like

[niidsch]

♫ Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX - Mikuversi result screens

[finelythreadedsky]

favourite classical texts of all time?

oh, homer! those are the real 'turn it and turn it, for everything is in it' texts of classical antiquity. and the oresteia. i also love the aeneid and the homeric hymn to demeter. i work primarily on tragedy but i guess i work mostly on form (??? whatever that means), and i have particular soft spots for antigone and medea in ways pretty unrelated to my actual research interests. and sophocles' tereus. that's my personal pet lost play.

[the-dragon-girl-27]

I think someone somewhere said because Hatsune Miku and dinosaurs are my 2 eternal hyperfixations I should make a Miku dino... DinoMiku? Hadrosune Miku? anyway it turned out suprizingly cute while also being the weirdest thing ive ever drawn

Bonus: Lore (originally I was just gunna draw the headphones but I got carried away)

[dino-zombie]

Hehe

[lumicherie]

I'm not touching a pen for a while after this🙃

[pinkcatsthatfly]

she hates me :(

can h make hard cocaine mood board

fuck you

[sinclarify]

its always 'ily' and never 'iwytltm. yepambm. twnc. yatmipitwtm. aicrstltiilwyb, btnoe, noe, tiwgthf. awglftfowtrm.'

[pinkcatsthatfly]

me and @tortvredpoetsblog are now in a constant staring competition if you care

[lesbiangiratina]

Unrebloggable because i cant source the art and i feel so bad but im so obsessed with a 2008 gg tribute video (WITH dedicated yaoi section) that has these images of testament back to back im so fucking serious right now this is so important to me

[devilsskettle]

i think some of the popularity that meta horror has garnered is a little bit disingenuous tbqh even though i do like some of the movies that have come out of the subgenre, people don’t realize that the foundation of the slasher genre was established in the 60s/70s and a lot of the 80s movies that have become so classic were already riffing off of the tropes established by those movies before full fledged meta took off. the idea to make friday the 13th was sparked by the commercial success of halloween. the original script for slumber party massacre was a parody of the genre and the movie retains much of that humor which is referential to past slashers by nature. + it intentionally uses typical slasher tropes around gender and sexuality to bring forward the concerns of teenage girls. is that not something that meta horror is frequently touted as doing? child’s play is like a slasher, “except —” which is what a lot of meta horror comedies do now (“slasher except it’s a possessed doll” is not that far off from “slasher except it’s freaky friday” and whatnot). this isn’t to say that scream isn’t foundational to what the slasher genre evolved into or that contemporary meta slashers aren’t doing something interesting but i also think they tend to lean towards cynicism towards the movies they’re deriving their themes from + they’re not even as different as they think they are from “classic” 80s movies that already are borrowing from classic slashers which in turn borrowed from even older horror (for example, in halloween, laurie is watching the thing from another world from the 50s which was adapted into the now classic john carpenter’s the thing in the 80s). and of course many of these older horror movies were adapted from literature which also inspired more literature. like the shelley/byron/polidori scary story writing contest is now legendary but also you don’t get the shining without the haunting of hill house (and you don’t get the haunting of hill house without turn of the screw, for example) and the shining is probably one of the most referenced movies by other media of all time. horror has always been an intertextual genre let’s stop pretending it didn’t become “self aware” until 1996

[illdothehotvoice]

FINALLY FINALLY A NOODLE STOPPER OF A CHARACTER I LIKE AND IT'S IN AN ART STYLE I LIKE AND ISN'T WEIRD KAITO KAITO KAITO KAITO COME HOME

[mono-dreamerr]

So normal about the new card (loud incorrect buzzer)

[zedif-y]

"wow the emotions in this feel so REAL" thanks i yanked that out from my ribcage for the world to see