#yjoctober2023

[scre6m]

"They've been laid off from their busywork and can sense that the coming freeze will bring their deaths—" Plain Bad Heroines, Emily M. Danforth

YELLOWJACKETS OCTOBER — quote from other horror media

[shadowhaert]

ready or not (2019) | yellowjackets (2021-)

yj october prompt 3: horror media parallels

[kdramamilfs]

YELLOWJACKETS as vintage horror ↳ @yellowjacketsoctober prompt 4: yellowjackets re-imagined

[taiturner]

 ━ You know there's no It, right? It was just us.

YELLOWJACKETS OCTOBER ◆ horror element "It" + the personification of The Wilderness

[lottieurl]

Yellowjackets Game: Character Selection

watch with sound! [youtube]

[deankarolina]

"The first time Van Palmer comes back from the dead—"

[eternalmoonlight19]

Happy Halloween:

From Young Justice

[mvthr]

YELLOWJACKETS OCTOBER 2023🐝: → prompt 002 - quote from other horror media that fits yellowjackets ft. mama 2023

@lgbtqcreators battleship bingo - grief

[asalesbian]

Is that not both of you?

for @yellowjacketsoctober prompt 2: quote from other horror media (Mabel, episode 21: The Mansion of the Lady of Abundance)

[yellowjacketsoctober]

After having so much fun with Yellowjackets Appreciation Week (thank you @yellowjacketsweek for the inspiration) we thought we should have a Yellowjackets Month! And is there a better month to spend celebrating our favourite cannibal show than October? You can use those prompts, mix them together as you please and post at any time during the month of October. Let's see where your creativity can take you (psst i know where. it's to the tag where you can be among amazing creators like @taiturner who made the header of this post and this blog's icon). Make sure to tag your posts with #yjoctober2023 and feel free to send it directly to this blog if you don't see it showing up in the tag. With all that out of the way let's get into the prompts:

Horror element or trope from the show

Quote from other horror media that fits Yellowjackets

Horror media parallels

Yellowjackets reimagined as a different genre (i.e slasher, zombie movie, romantic comedy etc)

Dream sequence / hallucination / haunting of choice

Yellowjackets characters as classic horror monsters (werewolves, vampires, etc)

Scary or shocking scene of choice

"Came back wrong"

We hear Halloween and it hears us!

[stuckinthedeadlights]

Yellowjackets 1x04//The Haunting of Hill House, Shirley Jackson

Made for the Yellowjackets month prompt Quote from other horror media that fits Yellowjackets

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[shadowhaert]

YELLOWJACKETS | THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER

yj october prompt: horror trope/element from the show - haunted house

[kdramamilfs]

YELLOWJACKETS as a fairytale ↳ @yellowjacketsoctober prompt 4: yellowjackets re-imagined

[taiturner]

Like a blurred photograph. Like an insect trapped in amber. A ghost. That's what I am. — Guillermo del Toro

YELLOWJACKETS OCTOBER, hauntings & TJ MIKELOGAN'S HALLOWEEN 2023 EVENT, day 13: ghosts: JACKIE TAYLOR & SHAUNA SHIPMAN

[lottieurl]

tender is the flesh by agustina bazterrica

yellowjackets october prompt 2 - quote from other horror media that fits yellowjackets

[novelconcepts]

wanted my heart (but i gave her my soul)

Taissa Turner doesn't believe in the Wilderness, in spirits, in monsters. She definitely doesn't believe in vampires. None of that stuff can possibly be real.

It can, however, still upend her entire life.

Chapter 1/4 - 1996

M, 15.1 words

She wakes in the woods. It’s happening a lot, waking in the woods, no memory whatsoever of what brought her here. More and more with each passing week, even. She considers telling the others—Shauna or Van, at least—and dismisses the thought each morning. She’s supposed to be strong. She’s supposed to be steady. She isn’t supposed to be the kind of person who sleepwalks into the trees, waking with mud crusted under her nails and a sour tang in her mouth. The idea of them finding out bothers her almost more than the event itself.