hello✮⋆˙

ana || 21+ || my pov ✰✰✰ I have a lot to say about nothing.

[crybabyvoid]

Hello, I’m Ana.

21+

Likes: films (especially horror), reading, boxing, mma, cats, Minecraft, thrifting, libraries, coffee, winter, Coke Zero

Dislikes: mosquitoes, the heat, sudden loud noises, pollen

[crybabyvoid]

Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky (1991, dir. Lam Ngai Kai)

Where was Ricky hiding that toy wooden train? Matter of fact, where was anyone hiding anything on their person? Anyways, fun movie, fun gore.

[crybabyvoid]

The Drama (2026, dir. Kristoffer Borgli)

I mean… she didn’t do it.

[crybabyvoid]

Pearl (2022, dir. Ti West)

Please, Lord, make me the biggest star the world has ever known so that I may get far, far away from this place.

[crybabyvoid]

Barbarian (2022, dir. Zach Cregger)

Can underground rooms be listed as square footage when selling a home?

[crybabyvoid]

Climax (2018, dir. Gaspar Noé)

Sex, drugs, and…musical numbers?

[crybabyvoid]

Looking for Mr. Goodbar (1977, dir. Richard Brooks)

The ending is visceral and raw and uncomfortable. It’s a good movie.

[crybabyvoid]

The Hills Have Eyes (1977, dir. Wes Craven)

Poor dog.

[crybabyvoid]

12 Angry Men (1957, dir. Sidney Lumet)

Pardon. Maybe you don’t fully understand the term “reasonable doubt.”

[crybabyvoid]

Wolf Creek (2005, dir. Greg McLean)

This one is fucked up.

[crybabyvoid]

The Shining (1980, dir. Stanley Kubrick)

Take 127.

[crybabyvoid]

Maharaja (2024, dir. Nithilan Saminathan)

This movie is a ride. Why steal a dustbin?

[crybabyvoid]

The Uninvited (2009, dir. Thomas Guard and Charles Guard)

The back scene haunted me as a child.

[crybabyvoid]

Creep (2014, dir. Patrick Brice)

Aaron, sir, please run.

[crybabyvoid]

Coco (2017, dir. Adrian Molina and Lee Unkrich)

This one always makes my eyes blurry for some reason.

[crybabyvoid]

Training Day (2001, dir. Antione Fuqua)

King Kong ain’t got shit on me.

[crybabyvoid]

Child’s Play (1988, dir. Tom Holland)

Chucky terrified me as a kid.