#vamps amy heckerling

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Anyways, who wants to hear about my absolutely insane crack crossover pairings involving Sigourney Weaver characters?

I ship Claudia Hoffman from Snow White a Tale Of Terror with The Lord Of Darkness from Legend and Cisserus from Vamps with Grace Neville from Dante’s Cove.

[briarrosefromthedead]

I'm sure it's a coincidence, it's a common name!

Vamps (2012) dir. Amy Heckerling

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Vamps (2012) Dir. Amy Heckerling

[ghoulbones]

Vamps (2012)

[toomuchlovereviews]

Vamps (2012)

⭐️⭐️ .5

Listen. I wanted to be obsessed with this one, but it did not deliver for me. Alicia Silverstone, Krysten Ritter AND Sigourney Weaver didn’t deliver on this??? There must have been an error in the chain of command because there is no way that all three of these powerhouses could fall so flat.

I genuinely didn’t care about these characters or anything that happened to them. Sorry.

But, I do firmly believe that Krysten Ritter being a vampire makes so much sense.

Watch this if:

if you are scraping the bottom of the barrel for vampire films

desperate for Krysten Ritter (so fair)

Similar titles:

Bit (2019) (gay vampire girl gang)

Don’t Trust the B— in Apt 23 (2012-2014) (Krysten is so hot in this one, oh lord)

What We Do In The Shadows (2014, 2019-present) (I think that this was the Vibe this film was trying to go for)

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[heartbreakfeelsgoodinablog]

Dating sucks

[radiofreemultiverse]

Now Vamps with Missi Information and AliceForeverCemetery

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VAMPS (2012) Dir. Amy Heckerling

[abirdie]

Films that I couldn't drag eight gifs out of...

Gael García Bernal in The Limits of Control (2009, dir. Jim Jarmusch)

Gael García Bernal (uncredited, and they changed the audio from his original Rudo y Cursi vocal) in Vamps (2012, dir. Amy Heckerling)

Gael García Bernal in Salt and Fire (2016, dir. Werner Herzog)

Gael García Bernal in Acusada (2018, dir. Gonzalo Tobal)

Gael García Bernal in It Must Be Heaven (2019, dir. Elia Suleiman)

Gael García Bernal in The Mother (2023, dir. Niki Caro)

[other gael filmography gifsets]

[slashingdisneypasta]

Oh! Another potential villain portrayed by Sigourney Weaver: Cisserus from the 2012 Amy Heckerling movie Vamps. And whenever I screw around with the movie/story, I make her a raging bisexual. Why? Because Sigourney’s characters are at their best when they’re gay or bi.

Agreed about the bisexual thing XD

[thecourtofgraywaves]

Vamps but there’s more bisexuality. Mostly from Cisserus.

[karouvas]

Top 5 movies you think more people should watch.

disclaimer that I don’t watch movies nearly as much as I should (although I’ve been making a more concerted effort with that recently!) since my attention span for them isn’t great, and when I do watch they tend to be things I know I’ll like so either recommended by a friend or moot or things that are fairly popular or get buzz in my circles like on tumblr so a lot of my favs wouldn’t count as underrated…. but I did my best here

•Shirley — which I watched recently and really enjoyed, sort of a fictionalized not quite biopic about Shirley Jackson.

•His House — really well made and chilling horror movie.

•The Breadwinner — okay this one’s actually quite well known but I still think more should see it.

•Vamps — watched this one for an assignment where I had to write about two or more female directors and one of them was Amy Heckerling, but it was really funny and more moving than I expected!

•The Red Shoes — watched for a different school project last year but it stuck with me.

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Vamps (2012) Dir. Amy Heckerling

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Vamps (2012) Dir. Amy Heckerling

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