#what twists and turns and Developments and Evolutions it'll take

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

trying to imagine what a Welcome Home ending would look like (which is extremely stupid lmao considering we dont know shit about jack yet), and it's just... huh.

i doubt it's going to take the "the puppets are turned into humans and they join the real world" route (and if it does, then cool! that'd be sick as fuck!), so what would a happy ending look like for them? would they get a little sanctuary to live freely in? is there a secret world of living puppets out there somewhere?

what if its a tragic ending? the puppets either are repurposed for a new show, or stripped of their Awareness, or become inanimate objects - normal puppets? what if they just straight up fade away?

or a bittersweet ending? they renew the show in order to stay alive and together, but they're forced to return to their old lives & routines? or it's ambiguous and we don't actually see what happens after a certain point - where the ending for the audience comes before the puppet's real endgame; it's not for us to see/know, they get an unobserved close to the story.

its simultaneously fascinating and distressing to think about.

[wistfullyhorrorobsessed]

My Favourite Horror Movies

If I want to make any friends on tumblr it'll be important for you to know what type of movies I enjoy... so here it is. Please let me know if you like any of these, I love talking about them!

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

I will never forget the feeling of watching TCM for the first time. It was the middle of a hot summer afternoon, broad daylight… and it still freaked me out more than anything else I had watched. I was on edge and jumpy for the rest of the day and I couldn’t stop thinking about it. It felt like I’d just seen something terrible. The way that it persisted in my mind is what led me to rewatching it a few months later. I was still deeply affected this time, but I also started seeing what people mean when they say this is a comedy. I also find Leatherface to be one of my favourite horror villains of all time. You can tell how he is just as afraid as his victims are, which makes for a really uniquely compelling character.

This movie is my biggest comfort watch just because of the way it fully captivates me every time I watch it. I can’t guarantee that this is how it will impact everyone, but it definitely is a huge influence on my taste in movies in general!

Saw (2004)

I’d shied away from watching this Saw after hearing so many torture pron accusations, but eventually a friend convinced me to give it a shot, and I was just blown away by how fun and twisty it is! The set is just so grimy and atmospheric, and I loved every turn. It has some of the best plot twists I’ve seen in horror, and it’s just so captivating from beginning to end. I can’t really say too much without spoiling the whole thing, but if you’ve been hesitant to watch it because of its reputation, please just give it a shot.

Christine (1983)

I’ll be honest, I think I’m more in love with the version of this movie in my head than the one I see on screen. That doesn’t make me enjoy it any less, but I feel like a warning was in order. But the summer vibes of this movie are just so fun and I love Arnie’s evolution throughout the movie (even if it’s a little sudden). He's probably one of my favourite horror characters for that reason. It’s just so fun to watch him go from a bullied nerd with broken glasses (who reminds me of myself) to a cruel murderer who someone developed perfect vision. Maybe it’s a bit of a power fantasy, but there’s always something so satisfying about a victim taking on his bullies.

Trick 'r Treat (2007)

I love this one mostly for getting myself into the Halloween spirit each year. It reminds me of how Halloween felt as a child, just a fun watch overall. It’s very impressive as an anthology that doesn’t feel clunky because all of the subplots tie together so nicely into one continuous storyline. Plus it's surprisingly lighthearted and funny, so it definitely captures those cozy spooky vibes instead of the dark grunge that a lot of horror seems to be going for.