#nora jane noone

[thegirl20]

[spookytuesdaypod]

an incomplete list of places i would rather be and situations i would rather be in than doing my job or cleaning my home ❤️

[texaschainsawmascara]

If God is real, he’s a fucking bitch. - Half Cocked, Ethel Cain

Darlin’ (2019) dir. Pollyanna McIntosh

[myloveiainglen]

Jack is a true gentleman, he is weak in many ways but the man is a good soul.

jack taylor: the guards ↳ Garda Kate Noonan    scene: meeting Kate (part 3)

[horrorcrypt12]

31 Day Horror Challenge:

Day 1: Trapped

Now Watching: The Descent (2005)

"A caving expedition goes horribly wrong, as the explorers become trapped and ultimately pursued by a strange breed of predators"

Happy Halloween!

@nightmareonfilmstreet

[anamon-book]

マグダレンの祈り Garden Cinema Express VOL.101 ガーデンシネマ・イクスプレス第101号 ヘラルド・エンタープライズ株式会社 監督：ピーター・ミュラン／出演：ノラ＝ジェーン・ヌーン、アンヌ＝マリー・ダフ、ドロシー・ダフィ ほか

[myloveiainglen]

Mercy he is perfection and Nora Jane is the only Kate for me, she is beautiful and I felt Iain and Nora Jane had perfect chemistry.

[bob-the-movie-man-film-reviews]

Bring Them Down ('15'): X-Rated For Sheep (Pt. 2).

One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Bring Them Down". A bloody and gritty Irish-set farm drama that makes shepherding look a dangerous business. 4/5.

A One Mann’s Movies review of “Bring Them Down” (2024) (From the 2024 London Film Festival). I first used the review title “X-rated for Sheep” for the 2015 film “Far From the Madding Crowd” with Carey Mulligan. You might remember that this movie starts with a flock of sheep being chased off the cliff at Golden Cap in Dorset by a dog. But believe me, this is NOTHING compared to the fate of some…

[abs0luteb4stard]

● W A T C H I N G ●

[kwebtv]

The Ipcress File  -  ITV  -  March 6, 2022  -  April 10, 2022

Spy Thriller (6 episodes)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Joe Cole as Harry Palmer

Lucy Boynton as Jean Courtney

Tom Hollander as Major Dalby

Joshua James as Philip "Chico" Chillcott-Oakes

Anastasia Hille as Alice

Ashley Thomas as Paul Maddox

David Dencik as Colonel Gregor Stok

Tom Vaughan-Lawlor as General Cathcart

Paul Higgins as Douglas Campbell MP

Matthew Steer as Professor Dawson

Tamla Kari as Deborah

Anna Geislerová as Dr. Polina Lavotchkin

Corey Johnson as Capt. Skip Henderson

Mark Quartley as Pete

Chris Lew Kum Hoi as Lin Hai.

Nora-Jane Noone as Dr. Karen Newton

[demurely1]

Drama Log 2022

This log is constructed according to ABF rules: I’ve recorded tv or film dramas viewed from Jan to Dec 2022 and graced by AB or one of his previous co-actors…. or some degree of separation ….  or not….

The Witcher (2) -  Eamon Farren, Anya Chalotra, Shaun Dooley

Alex Rider (2) -  Otto Farrant, Vicky McClure, Nyasha Hatendi, Ace Bhatti, Stephen Dillane, Ronke Adekoluejo, Toby Stephens

Hidden Assets -

Trigger Point -  Vicky McClure, Cal MacAninch

This is Going to Hurt  - Alex Jennings

Peaky Blinders - Sophie Rundle

The Witchfinder - John Hollingworth, Michael Culkin, Ricky Tomlinson

Holding - Charlene McKenna

The Last Kingdom (5) - Mark Rowley, Millie Brady

Hidden (3)

Killing Eve (4) - Adeel Akhtar

The Ipcress File - Nora-Jane Noone

Gentleman Jack (2) - Sophie Rundle, Joe Armstrong, Shaun Dooley, Lucy Briers, John Hollingworth

The Favourite - Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz, James Melville

45 Years - Charlotte Rampling

No Time To Die - Priyanga Burford

Derry Girls (3)

Yesterday -  Ellise Chappell, Meera Syal, Joel Fry

Sherwood -  Adeel Aktar, Ace Bhatti, Alun Armstrong, Lesley Manville, Lorraine Ashbourne, Joanne Froggatt, Sunetra Sarkar, David Morrissey, Lindsay Duncan

Shetland (7)

Bloodlands (2) - Charlene McKenna 

Ridley - Aidan McArdle

Industry (2) - Sarah Parish, Freya Mavor

This England - Neil Stuke

Ghosts (4) - Jim Howick, Mathew Baynton

Strike: Troubled Blood - Kerr Logan, Ian Redford, Ben Crompton

The English -Stephen Rea, Toby Jones 

Detectorists -Toby Jones

[spookytuesdaypod]

spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

girls trip!!! who's ready for a lil weekend away with the ladies? we know we are, and we've got the most exciting destination in mind: it's a cave!!! in the middle of the woods!!! can you imagine anything better? it's the perfect place to relax, kick back, and maybe even meet a whole new crew. they say the more the merrier, right? does that still apply when you're talking about appalachian cave creatures? well, either way, the women of the descent (2005) are about to find out, and there's a lot more to explore on a new episode of spooky tuesday. join us as we spelunk down into the complicated nature of female friendship and discover a cavern of similarities between this film and the whole 47 meters down franchise.

give spooky tuesday a listen on apple podcasts, spotify, iheart radio, or stitcher

[simplylove101]

2023 Horror Challenge: [12/?]

↳“Don't let me lose my sister, okay, she's the only thing I have left in this entire life, please.” 12 Feet Deep (2017) dir. Matt Eskandari

Plot: Two sisters are trapped under the fiberglass cover of an Olympic-sized public pool and must brave the cold and each other to survive the harrowing night.

Starring: Alexandra Park, Nora-Jane Noone, Diane Farr & Tobin Bell

I went into this movie with very little expectations because like most people, I wondered if this scenario seemed realistic. It's actually sold as based on true events so perhaps there are people out there where this has happened to them. At the very least, they did their best making the reason why they get stuck in the pool to be believable. The two leads are both familiar faces to me (Alexandra Park from The Royals & Nora-Jane Noone from modern horror classic The Descent) and I personally think they did a good job. I'm a sucker for the concept of a person/people being stuck somewhere in a life-threatening situation because that to me is so honestly terrifying to think about (The Shallows, Fall, Buried, 47 Meters Down) It does fall into a few of the usual tropes of its subgenre but then there are a couple plot points that do give it some tension beyond getting out of the pool. It's only a little over an hour and does maintain tension in that time. I will say it was weird seeing Tobin Bell in what was essentially a pointless cameo in the beginning with him being such a horror icon. Anyway, this is not a movie for everyone but if you have a thing for the stranded subgenre it's worth checking out I guess, even if I definitely prefer others to it. I mostly watched for Alexandra. lol

[twittercomfrnklin2001-blog]

Darlin'

Fans of Pollyanna McIntosh’s performances on VIKINGS and the WALKING DEAD series will not be disappointed by her debut as a writer-director, DARLIN’ (2019, Shudder). The third part of a trilogy (starting with 2009’s OFFSPRING and 2011’s THE WOMAN), it features her return as the feral, cannibalistic Woman. Here the focus is on her adopted daughter, Darlin’ (Lauryn Canny), whom she leads to a hospital at the film’s start. There the girl bonds with a gay nurse (Cooper Andrews) before she’s sent to a Catholic orphanage to learn to speak, worship God and hate herself. The film has a big mad on against the Catholic church as a site of patriarchal power. The church’s hospital is a little dictatorship, and Anderson mentions that he and his partner were turned down for adoption by the orphanage. It’s almost a cliché that the bishop (Bryan Batt) sexually abuses the girls in his charge. But the various women Canny encounters — her fellow students and the nun (Nora-Jane Noone) charged with getting her to speak — bond with and support her. That parallels Woman’s experience when she’s taken in by a group of homeless women. McIntosh directs well. The film moves along nicely and though the violence is well-staged, she keeps the focus on character. The scenes in which Canny develops a friendship with the school’s troublemaker, Billy (Maddie Nichols), are particularly touching, with just a hint that Billy is a baby lesbian. There’s also a very funny performance by Eugenie Bondurant as Mona, the slightly addled den mother of the homeless women. The rest are also strong, and Batt gets points for not overplaying his villainous role. McIntosh is simply a wonder. She completely inhabits the soul of this feral woman, making her as sympathetic as she is frightening. Her brief scenes as a member of the all-female homeless commune are a lovely grace note, setting off the film’s feminist themes without pounding the audience over the head.

[70s80sandbeyond]

The Descent (2005) cast: Natalie Mendoza, Shauna MacDonald, Alex Reid, MyAnna Buring, Nora-Jane Noone and Saskia Mulder