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Other slashers must be so jealous of the Candyman. Imagine going to your monthly slasher meetings in your weak little human skin mask while Daniel Robitaille strolls in with his massive fur coat and chiseled jawline purring about his victims. How lame would you feel...
Barker then turned his attention to his fellow author J.K. Rowling, who has had her fair share of controversy over the last few years over her opinions on the transgender community. “There’s a lot of pain amongst the transgender people that I know,” Barker stated. “They have a lot of issues in the world as it is, without a famous author opining on the subject. It just seems redundant. It just seems unkind.”
Noting Rowling’s vast financial success, Barker felt that Rowling’s newfound position of fame ought to exclude her from discussing trans rights. He added, “It really just seems redundant for a woman as successful, as validated in the world, as Ms Rowling, to be negative, to be disruptive if you will, to a very beaten up subculture. These are human beings. She has no right to opine, I think, upon the lives of human beings that she does not know.”
“I feel very protective of people who are on the edge of our culture as gay people still are,” Barker continued. “And certainly transgender people are on the edge of our culture. And here you have one of the most successful people in the frigging world – Ms Rowling. Going after a very emotionally vulnerable portion of our culture. It just seems unnecessary and unfair.”
Prejudice.
How badly do you (typically) get scared by horror movies?
Scared even after the movie ends, have trouble sleeping
Scared throughout the movie, but usually ok afterwards
Scared at moments like jump scares, but generally fine, if unsettled
I’m fine with most things that happen in horror movies
Horror movies don’t scare me
I am too scared to watch horror movies
Nuance
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Hellraiser (1987) // Candyman (1992)
Based on the short stories The Hellbound Heart and The Forbidden by Clive Barker
“Jamie looks like the Queen of hell… she has totally reinvented it.” - Clive Barker
HELLRAISER (2022)
This is Joey Summerskill, for Channel 8, Emergency Room.
HELLRAISER III: Hell On Earth
Is this blog still active?
Ahh, I'm sorry but lately it's on hiatus :/
Trying to stay active and social on here was stressing me out lol. Clive Barker is still one of my main special interests and his work is something very truly important to me but as of late I haven't wanted to interact w people about it for various reasons (personal and otherwise).
I still have tons of content I could post, I'm still slowly making my work thru his bibliography-- I just haven't been wanting to be social abt it
I don't have, like, a take, but it makes me rather sad that I never see Clive Barker show up on lists of notable queer authors.
Like, that's our grandma
Actually I do have a take my take is that nobody cares about horror fiction and that's really sad both because horror is good and because there are a lot of minority voices who've found a home in horror. Like Clive Barker for instance, but also women and trans people and people of color and so on and so forth
Barker then turned his attention to his fellow author J.K. Rowling, who has had her fair share of controversy over the last few years over her opinions on the transgender community. “There’s a lot of pain amongst the transgender people that I know,” Barker stated. “They have a lot of issues in the world as it is, without a famous author opining on the subject. It just seems redundant. It just seems unkind.”
Noting Rowling’s vast financial success, Barker felt that Rowling’s newfound position of fame ought to exclude her from discussing trans rights. He added, “It really just seems redundant for a woman as successful, as validated in the world, as Ms Rowling, to be negative, to be disruptive if you will, to a very beaten up subculture. These are human beings. She has no right to opine, I think, upon the lives of human beings that she does not know.”
“I feel very protective of people who are on the edge of our culture as gay people still are,” Barker continued. “And certainly transgender people are on the edge of our culture. And here you have one of the most successful people in the frigging world – Ms Rowling. Going after a very emotionally vulnerable portion of our culture. It just seems unnecessary and unfair.”
Prejudice.
Finally got some extra shelf space so I can display my CB stuff 😈
Is this blog still active?
Ahh, I'm sorry but lately it's on hiatus :/
Trying to stay active and social on here was stressing me out lol. Clive Barker is still one of my main special interests and his work is something very truly important to me but as of late I haven't wanted to interact w people about it for various reasons (personal and otherwise).
I still have tons of content I could post, I'm still slowly making my work thru his bibliography-- I just haven't been wanting to be social abt it
//spiky sleepy sketchy boy
Valentina Vargas as Angelique in Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996)
Flagellum appreciecation-
endless list of my favourite male horror characters:
TONY TODD as DANIEL ROBITAILLE in CANDYMAN: FAREWELL TO THE FLESH (1995)
Submission: Quicksilver Highway
