#madeleine coghlan

[gracevandienupdates]

Madeleine Coghlan, Reina Hardesty, Halleta Alemu and Grace Van Dien at Beyond Fest for “It’s What’s Inside”. via gracevandien on IG

[edgecastlema]

Do you have fc suggestions for Leia Organa?

absolutely ! based off of our anakin and padmé fcs, here are some suggestions: maude apatow, gideon adlon, odessa a'zion, mia goth, billie lourd, molly tarlov, halston sage, molly gordon, jazz jennings (trans woman, she/her), jane levy, kat dennings, sofia black-d’elia, odeya rush, hari nef (trans woman, she/her), chiara aurelia, zoey deutch, beanie feldstein, dylan gelula, kira kosarin, madeleine coghlan, sara waisglass

[mediamixs]

 10 Prequel Horror Movies That Expand on Classic Franchises

 Horror prequels can be a risky endeavor, but when done right, they can provide fascinating backstories and breathe new life into beloved franchises. Here are 10 prequel horror movies that successfully expanded on classic horror stories:

 1. **Pearl (2022)**

Ti West's prequel to his 2022 slasher film X takes us back to 1918, where we meet the young and repressed Pearl, played brilliantly by Mia Goth. Trapped on a farm with her abusive parents and dreaming of becoming a movie star, Pearl begins a murderous rampage. Goth's outstanding performance makes you empathize with the future killer, a remarkable feat in horror.

2. **Annabelle: Creation (2017)**

This prequel to 2014's Annabelle and part of The Conjuring universe, directed by David F. Sandberg, tells the story of how the demonic doll came to be. Set in 1955, it follows a dollmaker and his wife who welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into their home, where the Annabelle doll resides. The film features great performances and the birth of a modern horror icon.

3. **Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016)**

Mike Flanagan's prequel to 2014's Ouija is set in 1967 and follows a widow who incorporates a Ouija board into her séance scam, unknowingly opening the door for a demonic entity to possess her youngest daughter. Flanagan's visual style and young Lulu Wilson's chilli.

4. **Prometheus (2012)**

Ridley Scott's prequel to his 1979 sci-fi horror classic Alien introduces the concept of humanity's origins while staying true to the franchise. A team of explorers discover a clue to the origins of mankind on Earth, leading them on a journey to the darkest corners of the universe. While divisive, Prometheus is a solid space horror film that expands the Alien mythos.

5. **Orphan: First Kill (2022)**

This prequel to 2009's Orphan follows the story of Esther, a dangerous psychiatric patient who escapes from an Estonian psychiatric facility and travels to America by impersonating the missing daughter of a wealthy family. Madeleine Coghlan's performance as the young Esther is chilling, and the film is a risky but successful prequel.

6. **Hannibal Rising (2007)**

This prequel to the Hannibal Lecter series explores the origins of the iconic cannibal, played by Gaspard Ulliel. Set during World War II, it follows the young Hannibal as he seeks revenge for the murder of his sister. While not as acclaimed as the other films in the franchise, it provides an interesting look at the beginnings of one of cinema's most notorious villains.

7. **Carrie (2013)**

While not as well-received as the original 1976 film, this made-for-TV prequel explores the early life of Carrie White, the telekinetic protagonist of Stephen King's novel. Starring Chloe Grace Moretz, it delves into Carrie's troubled relationship with her abusive, religious fanatic mother, played by Julianne Moore, and the bullying she endures at school.

8. **Vampires: Los Muertos (2002)**

This direct-to-video prequel to John Carpenter's 1998 film Vampires follows a group of vampire hunters led by a new character, Derek Bliss, as they track down a centuries-old vampire in Mexico. While not as well-known as its predecessor, it provides an entertaining expansion of the vampire-hunting world established in the original film.

9. **Exorcist: The Beginning (2004)**

This prequel to The Exorcist follows a young Father Lankester Merrin in 1940s Kenya as he confronts the demon Pazuzu for the first time. While the film was heavily reshot and recut from an earlier version directed by Paul Schrader, it offers an intriguing look at the origins of the demon that would later possess Regan MacNeil in the original film.

10. **Wolves at the Door (2016)**

This low-budget prequel to the 1969 Manson murders follows a group of friends celebrating a birthday party in Los Angeles in 1969. While not directly related to the Manson Family, the film builds tension as the killers lurk in the shadows, waiting to strike. It provides a chilling glimpse of the real-life horror that would soon unfold.

These prequels demonstrate that when executed well, they can add depth and intrigue to classic horror stories, while also standing on their own as compelling films. They expand the mythos of beloved franchises and introduce new characters and storylines that keep fans engaged and eager for more.

[sakurajjam]

oi, lindezas! como vocês tão? podem dar uma ajudinha pra player aqui? penso muito em fazer uma mafiosa na faixa dos 28-32, mas tô com zero ideias de fc. queria muito alguém com uma vibe de quem não vale um centavo, sabe? engraçadinha e perigosa, com um visu meio dark idk. send help!!!!

oi cerejinha, estamos bem e esperamos que você também! minha primeira vez fazendo fc help, espero mesmo conseguir te ajudar. sua descrição me deixa com muitos pensamentos em mente, porque não consigo pensar em alguém que junte todas essas características, creio que "engraçadinha e perigosa" vá mais de personalidade do char, porque o fc é só uma casca mesmo, a graça é moldar. mas vamos lá, como não me disse se tem nacionalidade especifica, vou fazer um compilado:

fan bingbing (1981)

devon aoki (1982)

ana de armas (1988)

nikohl boosheri (1988)

brie larson (1989)

úrsula corberó (1989)

alexa damie (1990)

phillipa soo (1990)

grace dove (1991)

ayça ayşin turan (1992)

dilraba dilmurat (1992)

maisie richardson-sellers (1992)

elizabeth gillies (1993)

emily rudd (1993)

mia goth (1993)

pinar deniz (1993)

han sohee (1994)

natasha liu bordizzo (1994)

cierra ramirez (1995)

dong anh quynh (1995)

haley lu richardson (1995)

katherine mcnamara (1995)

ryan destiny (1995)

zión moreno (1995), trans

madeleine coghlan (1996)

miyoshi ayaka (1996)

tati gabrielle (1996)

lee hojung (1997)

paris berelc (1998)

yandeh sallah (1998)

mikey madison (1999)

[dear-indies]

Hi Cat and Mouse!! Hope you're having a nice weekend!! May I please ask for some female alternate faceclaims for Lea Michele, please? Between 21-38 preferably please? Thank you so much and I hope you both have a lovely week!! <3 :)

Sofia Black-D'Elia (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian.

Hari Nef (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish - is trans.

Hannah Marks (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish / English, Irish, Muscogee.

Beanie Feldstein (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish - is chosen not to label her sexuality but is openly married to a woman!

Murielle Telio (1993) Lebanese Jewish, some Lithuanian Jewish, possibly other.

Dylan Gelula (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / Unspecified.

Madeleine Coghlan (1996) Sephardi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, possibly other.

Sami Gayle (1996) Ashkenazi Jewish.

Gideon Adlon (1997) Ashkenazi Jewish, German, English, some Irish, Northern Irish, and Welsh.

Maude Apatow (1997) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, Scottish, Finnish, German.

Kira Kosarin (1997) Ashkenazi Jewish.

Mikey Madison (1999) Ashkenazi Jewish, mix of English, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, along with Dutch, German, Welsh, and Scottish.

Gracie Abrams (1999) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, Scottish.

Joey King (1999) Ashkenazi Jewish, Itaian / English, other.

Jazz Jennings (2000) Ashkenazi Jewish - is trans.

Kaia Gerber (2001) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Danish, Scots-Irish/Northern Irish, Scottish, German, distant Irish and Welsh, remote French and Jersey Channel Islander.

Here you go!

[tctmp]

Fantasy  Horror  Mystery

[darrenhayesoneandonly]

New photos on Darren Hayes Instagram with his friend Madeleine 😍

“Haven’t seen each other since March of 2020. This friendship means everything to me. This reunion felt life affirming. With my other love Maddie” 🥰

Love to see him so happy 😍😘😘

[chrisnaustin]

If only I were she!

[skin-ripper]

Holidays (2016)

[beautifulfaaces]

Madeleine Coghlan

Facts

1996

American actress

Filmography

Katie [Cafe Americano: 2021]

Madeline [The Free Fall: 2021]

Carly [Oh Sorry: 2020]

Maxine [Holidays: 2016]

Tiffany [Wendell and Vinnie: 2013]

Appearance

brunette

green eyes

1.57m

Roleplay

playable: teenager, young adult

[jerichopalms]

#111: Oh, Sorry (2020, dir. by Justin Giddings & Ryan Welsh)

[oftenofftopic]

Kajillionaire (2020)

Movie Review: Kajillionaire (2020)

Director: Miranda July

Genre: Crime, Drama

Runtime: 104 Minutes

Main Cast: Evan Rachel Wood, Gina Rodriguez, Debra Winger, Richard Jenkins, Mark Ivanir, Madeleine Coghlan, Steve Park, Challen Cates

Plot:26-year-old Old Dolio has been raised by her parents to be a small time, petty criminal, helping to pay the rent by stealing packages from the post office and preying on the generosity of the…

[anxiousblackcinephile]

Holidays: Valentine’s Day (2016)

[kelnius]

A Viewer’s Review of...

I've been watching a lot of horror movies lately, some have been awesome, but others, not so much. But today, I am looking at a weird mix. See, today's film is an anthology - several short films all put together. What impressed me the most about Holidays is that it has eight segments. Most anthologies have three or four, so I appreciated how many different stories this one provided.

Also, something I figured out half-way through is that the segments are ordered chronologically for one year. So, Valentine's day is first, since that's Feb 14, and it ends with New Year's Eve. It's pretty clever… unfortunately, some of the shorts aren't that great, whereas I enjoyed others. So, with that in mind, I figured I'd review this movie first in part, then in whole. I won't state much beyond the premise, so I don't spoil anything, but since there's are so short, that alone might spoil this for some viewers - consider yourself warned.

Valentine's Day

This one started off strong, with a bullied girl who had a crush on her coach - it's as sweet as it is unsettling. Unfortunately, the ending was kind of obvious, and it seemed to go off the rails in the middle just as an excuse for gore. Madeleine Coghlan was perfect as Maxine, the main character, and her co-star Savannah Kennick was convincingly hateable as the bully character. I thought the lighting and direction was done amazingly well, but the story didn't take advantage of the premise in the end, and that's what ultimately lets this short down.

A story without enough heart - 5.5 ⁄₁₀

St Patrick's Day

I get that the holiday itself has a weird premise, but this story was a total mess. It starts with a teacher who has a creepy student in her class, then there's this side-plot about the teacher getting pregnant. Perhaps with a bigger budget this could work, but the story felt rushed, and the ending felt like it was trying to be funny, although I found the special effects more laughable since I think I could buy a better prop online for 100 bucks.

Hisses like a deflating balloon - 3.5 ⁄₁₀

Easter

Once again, this one feels like it didn't take advantage of the premise. Basically, this story starts with a young girl confused about whether Easter is about a magical bunny, or a man who came back from the dead, and builds on that idea. Unlike the prior short, this one has amazing editing, lighting and special effects. Only one effect was subpar, but I feel like it was a design choice. Ultimately, the premise was too weird to make sense, but they did well with what they had. Making a memorable, if strange, story.

Only a Chocolate Jesus can satisfy my Soul - 4.5 ⁄₁₀

Mother's Day

This begins with a woman after getting an abortion, and a woman telling her doctor that she gets pregnant every time she has sex, despite medication and prophylactics. I don't find that interesting, but it's a fun start, and I can see how that can be terrifying for a lot of people, so it doesn’t lose marks for that. Unfortunately, my favourite part of this story is the ending so I can't talk about it, but like so many of these, the middle seems to get completely lost in an attempt to be creepy. But, the ending was cool, and at least they didn’t use this as an excuse to thrown in an egyptian mummy… actually, that would be kind of awesome, but either way, there’s not much to this until the very end.

Mum's the word - 4.0 ⁄₁₀

Father's Day

Of all the holiday shorts, Father’s Day is my favourite. It begins with a woman getting a package on father's day, even though she was told her father died many years ago - that’s a great premise. Jocelin Donahue plays Carol, a woman trying to find her long lost father, and I think she does an amazing job keeping us captivated. The ending, like so many of these, had some strange and unexplained elements which I won’t spoil, but I feel like this story still did a great job with amazing editing across the board, and a great premise.

In the name of the father - 7.0 ⁄₁₀

Halloween

This one stars the big, bearded guy from Epic Meal Time. I mention that because I found it incredibly distracting, and if you’ve seen that show I think you’ll find it distracting too. However, this one is an odd inversion of the trends of the previous shorts. This one has a terrible premise, but the execution pays off somewhat. It starts with a seedy camgirl pimp, harassing (verbally, and then sexually) his “employees” for not getting clients on Halloween. It has a gross and somewhat satisfying middle act, but unfortunately the performances were pretty poor across the board. That being said, I don't regret watching it.

Next time, we eat Halloween - 4.5 ⁄₁₀

Christmas

This begins with a father looking for a VR headset for his kid. Whilst a fun story, it feels like an idea that was retrofitted into a Christmas story (St. Patrick's & Halloween did as well, but this one throws in sci-fi elements, so it feels the most out of place). The premise is that the father is so desperate to find this gift, that he does something truly wrong just to get his hands on one. That would be a good premise, but the over reliance on the VR headset for storytelling is just awkward overall. It’s a shame that Seth Green does such a good job as the father, playing a sad, desperate, little family man. But, this spent so much time being sci-fi, it forgot to be Christmas.

Not as good as last year’s version - 4.0 ⁄₁₀

New Year’s Eve

The premise of this one is simple, some creepy, pervy serial killer guy is looking for the right woman to spend time with on New Year’s (and presumably kill, although it’s not totally clear). This, like the Christmas one, seems to be really stretching the premise, but I guess since New Year’s doesn’t have that many global traditions, you can just do a random serial killer story, that’s fine. What isn’t fine is that the story was dull and complacent, and I saw the “twist” coming from a mile away. At least the props looked good, and some of the sets were cool, but considering this is what we see before the credits, It’s a sad end to this mess.

My Resolution: Watch better Horror movies - 4.0 ⁄₁₀

So, that’s the movie. If I was just saying this whole was the sum of its parts, then I would add up these scores and divide them to find out that overall this movie was scored a 4.625 ⁄₁₀ - but, I don’t think that’s true, since I think this one is slightly better than that. Partially this is because I liked the intertitles, and the way this was organized, but I also need to give credit to the producers for an engaging premise, and I think that after watching all of these together, whilst it wasn’t the best movie I’ve ever seen, I think it’s worth more than that...

Just 0.375 more to be exact. Because whilst I had enough fun to justify watching this, I am not cruel enough to suggest that this is a “good” movie. I pay credit where it’s due, but I think most people won’t enjoy this one.

Like most Holidays, it’s better with a Drink - 5.0 ⁄₁₀

[thebabysittersguidetoexorcisms]

[dear-indies]

Hey, Cat and Mouse! With the unfortunate news about Victoria Pedretti, could you potentially suggest some good alts that would fit for Nell Crain? Love you guys a bunch and thank you!

Jade Tailor (1985) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, English, Irish, Dutch, Scottish.

Meaghan Rath (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / Goan Indian.

Lauren Lopez (1986) Jewish / Mexican. 

Jurnee Smollett (1986) Ashkenazi Jewish / African-American, possibly other.

Sophie Auster (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish / Norwegian.

Jessica Rothe (1987) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Scottish, English.

Nicolette Robinson (1988) African-American / Ashkenazi Jewish.

Margot Bingham (1988) Afro-Jamaican / Ashkenazi Jewish.

Hailie Sahar (1988) African-American, Latin, Indian, Jewish, German - trans.

Nora Arnezeder (1989) Sephardi Jewish /  Austrian.

Carly Chaikin (1990) Ashkenazi Jewish.

Lola Kirke (1990) Iraqi Mizrahi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / English, Scottish.

Libe Barer (1991)  Mexican [75% Ashkenazi Jewish, 25% Unspecified Other].

Sofia Black-D'Elia (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian. 

Rachel Keller (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Irish, English, Scottish, distant French.

India Oxenberg (1991) Ashkenazi Jewish (maternal grandfather), German, Irish, European Royal, Serbian, Russian, Scottish, small amounts of Swedish and Finnish.

Hari Nef (1992)  Ashkenazi Jewish - trans. 

Medalion Rahimi (1992) Mizrahi Jewish, Iranian - did put in their Instagram bio that she uses she/they but has since deleted it.

Stav Strashko (1992) Ukrainian Jewish - trans.

Molly Tarlov (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish.

Nathalia Ramos (1992) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish / Spanish.

Beanie Feldstein (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish - chosen not to label her sexuality. 

Halston Sage (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish.

Hannah Marks (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish, Sephardi Jewish / English, Irish, Creek.

Hunter King (1993) Ashkenazi Jewish, one eighth Italian, possibly other.

Ariel Kaplan (1994)  Ashkenazi Jewish.

Molly Gordon (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish.

Ariane Rinehart (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, Scottish, English, Irish, distant Dutch.

Hayley Erin (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, French, likely German.

Niki Koss (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian, Polish.

India Ennenga (1994) Ashkenazi Jewish / English, German, Frisian.

Madeleine Coghlan (1996) Sephardi Jewish, Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, possibly other.

Chelsea Cutler (1997) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, possibly other.

Maude Apatow (1997) Ashkenazi Jewish / Irish, Scottish, Finnish, German.

Gideon Adlon (1997) 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish 1/4 English (converted to Judaism)  1/2 German,

Jamie Bloch (1999) South African Jewish.

Odessa A’zion (2000) 1/4 Ashkenazi Jewish 1/4 English (converted to Judaism)  1/2 German,

Jazz Jennings (2000) Ashkenazi Jewish - trans and pansexual. 

also!

Ariela Barer (1998) Mexican [75% Ashkenazi Jewish, 25% Unspecified Other] - did make an Instagram post saying she’s non-binary but it’s since been deleted alongside other posts so I’m unsure if they still identifies with being non-binary or removed it for other reasons - she/they.

Hey! I don’t know anything about that show so these are just alts based on her in general - since her grandmother’s Ashkenazi Jewish they are al of Jewish descent!