I'm stretched on your grave.I'll lie here forever

[mournfulroses]

John Keats, from a letter to Charles Brown, featured in The Selected Letters of John Keats

[10ktypesoftorture]

The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) dir. James Whale

[connorwyndham]

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)

[connorwyndham]

TITANIC (1997) directed by James Cameron.

[tlmgifs]

They come flocking to my cauldron | Crying, “Spells, Ursula, please!” | And I help them! Yes I do.

[solidsmax]

Aang: I thought you were all dead. Sokka: We were, but Katara saved us. Katara: The spiritual power of these waters strengthened my healing abilities.

[cinematv]

Elsa Lanchester as Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935) - dir. James Whale

[yourgothicheroine]

I had never seen her naked, I was embarrassed. Today I can say that it was the embarrassment of gazing with pleasure at her body, [...] I washed her with slow, careful gestures, first letting her squat in the tub, then asking her to stand up: I still have in my ears the sound of the dripping water, and the impression that the copper of the tub had a consistency not different from Lila’s flesh, which was smooth, solid, calm. I had a confusion of feelings and thoughts: embrace her, weep with her, kiss her, pull her hair, laugh, pretend to sexual experience and instruct her in a learned voice, distancing her with words just at the moment of greatest closeness.

— My Brilliant Friend, Chapter 57

[youlooklikearealbabetoday]

You’re pretty when outraged.

The Favourite (2018) dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

[cinematv]

Normal People (2020)

[gearsnscalpels]

my fav werewolf sisters 🐺🐺🐺

[celestialmega]

Notorious by Alfred Hitchcock.

[lairreparablefugadeltiempo]

Panna a netvor (Juraj Herz, 1978)

[babolat85]

Mørland & Debrah Scarlett - A Monster Like Me (Norway) - LIVE at Eurovis… I’d forgotten how amazing this song was. 

[solilokii]

the rose bride

[ourstrangeduet]

Angela Carter, The Bloody Chamber: The Courtship of Mr. Lyon (1979) / Jean Cocteau, La Belle et la Bête (1949) / Juraj Herz, Panna a Netvor (1978) / Erin Nunoda, “La belle et la bête: Stylistic Convergence and the Subversive Imagination of Jean Cocteau (2012)

[thethirdbear]