#lisa foiles

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Shelly

Lisa Foiles has been mermaid posting lately and this sketch suddenly turned into her. It is also nice little way to see how much my art has changed since 2017 (holy moley).

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Lisa Foiles

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Lisa Foiles as Mary Jane Watson

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I started and finished Quiet on Set in one sitting this evening. There’s obviously a lot to unpack from this docu-series and it would take a significant amount of time to run through every single thing that stood out to me in all the wrong ways, so I just want to quickly say this: there was an abundance of red flags with all these adults who were trusted with young children, and it truly blows my mind that 1) Nickelodeon as a network approved it and 2) almost none of the parents of these child stars spoke out about it. The ones who did were either alienated from their child or their child was fired. I can’t remember who it was who said something along the lines of “if you’re an adult who’s going to employ children, it’s your responsibility to ensure that you create an environment where they feel safe expressing they’re not comfortable with something,” but she hit the nail on the head with that one. In the 20 year time span this docu-series covered, none of these child stars felt comfortable expressing any discomfort they felt in their tenure with Nickelodeon. Jennette McCurdy’s book still haunts me to this day, and it pains me to say that she barely scratched the surface.

It’s disappointing to learn that so many disgusting things were going on behind the scenes of so many shows I adored as a child/tween, and I hope every single one of these child stars know how much support they have and are able to heal.

Dan Schneider, Jason Handy, Brian Peck, Ezel Channel, Robin Bell, and whoever else was behind these child stars being abused and exploited — you should all feel ashamed of yourselves and I genuinely hope you all know no peace for the rest of your lives.

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Lisa Foiles

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The Master of Disguise (2002)

In today's review, I find it pretty easy to get into character, as I attempt a #positive review of the 2002 family-friendly feature film, The Master of Disguise #DanaCarvey BrentSpiner #JenniferEsposito #HaroldGould #JamesBrolin #EdieMcClurg

To be an actor, you have to embody many characters, take on their looks, mannerisms, and even the way that they speak and channel that into the performance, you must study your character down to the letter. Some people can find this skill as natural as breathing, and when you can watch. In 2002, a comedian took that artistry to combat a plot of epic proportions in The Master of Disguise. The…

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Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci - Aluminum Foil Sculpture

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Only lesbians (and Brian) are properly adapted to fighting giant monsters. Aisha and Alec have to stay home and prepare miracle cures in case any of them come back mostly dead.

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Victoria: pulls out a gold spike and starts picking her teeth with it after dinner

Tattletale: “please tell me that is not the same spike you used to stab a man in the face yesterday.”

Foil: red faced and fanning herself rapidly “please tell”

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People keep talking about the axe as a symbol of power but what about the victims and Creature healing as symbols of power?

What about the fact that the first murder is of the person with the most power to destroy Lisa's life and what's used isn't an axe?

It's a sewing machine, a symbol of the work Lisa does that Janet discredits, of the person Lisa is that Janet despises, of the solution to the problem of the Creature needing new parts.

The axe doesn't come into play until Lisa decides to take it up to kill another person who felt they had control over her when she was vulnerable. Yes the Creature kills Doug, but Lisa picked him out, Lisa brought Doug to the Creature, Lisa even starts the encounter by telling Doug to touch her like he did at the party so Creature can kill him before he can touch her. Which is definitely a romance fantasy, but it's also, very importantly, a revenge fantasy. And in that revenge Creature becomes one step closer to whole.

AND THEN you see, this is why Micheal must die. It's not actually because he chose Taffy over Lisa, it's what that choice represents, it's why we have to have the "cool stuff" moment. Because this is the revenge fantasy of being told to turn into something else, know less, be less, be less be less belessbeless and getting to tell that person to fuck off, it's why it has to be Michael's dick. Because he represents another type of power people want over you in girlhood, the power to be knowledgeable and interesting to you without needing to put much thought into you being knowledgeable and interesting all while they get something out of you.

Which is also, why Taffy can't die, because as we see at the end, Taffy, for better or worse, is a person who never once threatened Lisa (because even in Micheal's bed, he saw her as a symbol, Lisa saw her as her sister).

Yes Creature is a romance fantasy, a representation of the desire to be loved, a representation of the desire to be understood. But I think the thing that really ties this all back to what the murders represent is that Creature, also represents Lisa.

He represents a true self, and he's horrifying to start, Lisa runs from him, but then she realizes he's not going to hurt her and she opens up, she even wonders why she's talking so much to someone she doesn't know. The Creature becoming more alive happens parallel to her becoming more alive, as those who've had control over her fall away in the wake of her healing (through murder), until he's more alive than she is and he has to care for her the same way she cared for him, like how you have to care for the helpless and hurt person you were even when you're not them anymore.

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who is your least favorite non-villain recurring character? (meaning not the big bad or anyone who is meant to be a “villain” just someone you dislike who’s around for a few episodes)

i didn't really care for asmodeus (im sorry jo nobodymitskigabriel ily </3). they were trying too hard to fill the hole crowley left behind but it was like. just bring him back lmfao

i also kind of disliked the campbell family (the cousins, specifically. i was okay with samuel he was kind of cvnty) from earlier-season six. they were fine objectively and are actually very interesting to me in retrospect and the more i sit with them, the more i like them. but the part of me that's fond of dean honed into how he feels about them. i remember feeling like 'hehe suck it LOSERS' when soulless!sam ditched them for dean. which is definitely how dean also felt

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Lisa Foiles

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