An Attraction to the Insane

"The work of organized crime must have an attraction to the insane." – Dr Jonathan Crane. A blog dedicated to villains and villainesses, bad guys and mean girls. Featuring photo edits, & gifs

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“As you can see for yourself, there’s nothing convenient about his symptoms.”

-Dr. Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow, “Batman Begins”

[tomhiddleston-loki]

[diantos]

I remember the story of an evil witch. And the princess she cursed to sleep forever. The story became legend. But this is no fairy tale.

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019)

[tomhiddleston-loki]

#loki mood

[jeanqrey]

The Avengers (2012) // Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

[rcmclachlan]

#how dare whedon make him anything other than a useless twink (x)

[random-aya]

some asshole: “Why do you even like that character?”

me: “Because they’re a great character.”

asshole: “But they’ve done so many shitty and problematic things, you can’t just excuse-”

me: “I said a GREAT CHARACTER not a GOOD PERSON you imaginationless wet napkin, this character is an asshole and a human disaster who deserves everything coming to them but they c a n s t i l l b e m y f a v o r i t e”

[quite-likely-valentine]

I know there’s a lot of tension after Tumblr’s new policy annouced for December 17th, but reblog this if you aren’t leaving Tumblr so that other blogs can know they aren’t going to be completely alone!

[kuuras]

  🎃 Happy Anniversary: Hocus Pocus (25th), TNBC ( 25th), and Beetlejuice (30th)! 🎃   

[talesfromthecrypts]

13 Rainbows for Halloween: 13/13- Hocus Pocus

You know, I’ve always wanted a child. And now I think I’ll have one on toast!

[horrorandhalloween]

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The Bride Of Frankenstein |1935| James Whale

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Dracula |1931| Tod Browning

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31 Characters For October

Day 15 - The Bride from The Bride Of Frankenstein (1935)

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31 Characters For October

Day 18 - Count Dracula from Dracula (1931)

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31 Characters For October

Day 28 - The Monster from Frankenstein (1931)

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Bride Of Frankenstein Directed by James Whale (1935)