#rat 2020

[warriorprincesstramp]

RAT (2020) dir. Todd Strauss-Schulson

"Shot over the course of four cold nights in New York City on the eve of the presidential election, in the middle of a global pandemic. We went out into Soho to shoot something weird and sweet and melancholy to match our moods, and capture the surreal energy of the boarded up city we love." x

[disgustinggf]

craving cheese is so humbling like ok rat

[hellsite-hall-of-fame]

Opinion on rats?

very rat like

[dotted-clouds]

"Get back to work.."

[thedarkbluevoid]

Stay Out of the House (2022)

[keplerspacecraftofficial]

NO MORE DRAMA, NO MORE GORE

NO MORE HIGH SCHOOL SUICIDE LORE

I'M TWENTY-ONE, I'M FORTY-FIVE.

FUCK IT!!!!! WE'RE STAYING ALIVE!!!!!!!

[easthigh]

adam davenport 🤝 jake madden

buff boy swifties 💪

LAB RATS | 01x01 "Crush, Chop, and Burn"

THE VILLAINS OF VALLEY VIEW | 02x01 “Villain Number One”

[katanasonata]

wait can i queue this post three years in advance? so 2023?

[elliottswaterlilies]

KNOW YOUR PLACE.

[haveyouplayedthisttrpg]

Have you played CELEBRITY RAT TRAP ?

By Roguecentaur

A solo journaling game where you play a washed-up D-list star on a reality show chasing 30 seconds of rekindled fame.

[cinematicmasterpiece]

the rat catcher (2023)

[yuio827]

BRINKY VIDEO

[cut-me-and-call-me-yours]

NOSFERATU (2024)

It is an absolute masterpiece of cinema. The costumes, the set, the casting the 5000 LIVE TRAINED RATS!!!!! Everything was a love letter to both the original source material and horror fans. I admit I was a little skeptical about Lily-Rose Depp leading as Ellen, but I must admit my socks were blown clean off by her performance. Her charcater was so beautifully raw. I mean, the scene where she's so angry she basically starts to have a seizure. That was all Depp, and that's the kind of talent you just can't fake. I think I'll seek out other films she stars in simply because of how impressed I was. Speaking of amazing performances, can we give a round of applause to Mr Bill Skarsgaurd. His interpretation of Count Orlock was award worthy. The amount of voice training he went through to both deepen his voice and get the accent must have been insane. I love that Eggers decided to make Orlock not only an old man with a mustache like the book the character was based on but make him a predator like the original vampires were supposed to be. It would have been far to esay to make him older but handsome and charming like many other vampire films do, and while those films do have their place I specifically like vampire films that showcase their true nature like this one does. I was also glad to see that instead of making the film its own thing, it was a retelling of the classic but with much more depth and context added to the charters. It made them feel more like real people living real lives versus the original, which very much just felt like characters on a screen, in my opinion. My final note is the very last frame of the film and how grotesquely beautiful it was. If you're able to, I would definitely recommend seeing this one in a theater before it leaves.

[evilhorse]

I came in as a mall rat. And ended up a soldier.

(Uncanny X-Men Volume 6 #5)

[oatmilk-vampire]

Rat man, bring me a Spree

Make him the cutest driver that I've ever seen

Give him the word that I don't want water

Then tell him that his subscriber-less nights are over

Rat man, I'll follow you

I'll even give you a shout out too

Please don't kill me on stream

Rat man, don't kill me in your Spree