nessie.

vanessa. 23 🧺 mdni. she/her

[thevampirecaspian]

[rhettroblues]

LEWIS PULLMAN Oscars nominations — January 22, 2026

[fangsrabid]

guys i think this is his best look yet.

[blank-tato]

Slow Horses (2022—) Gif Pack - Season 2, Episode 2 • From Upshott with Love

Jack Lowden as River Cartwright

[blank-tato]

Slow Horses (2022—) Gif Pack - Season 2, Episode 2 • From Upshott with Love

Jack Lowden as River Cartwright

[helholden]

Galactic Goddess Mentalic Empress and her Emperor Failboy Baby Tyrant

[gayofthefae]

I just wanna say also that, especially as an atheist, I love that Wake Up Dead Man was not Christian versus atheist. It was weaponizer of power Christian versus faith and kindness Christian.

Not to get on my soap box but I have a lot more in common with a Christian of my own values than a fellow atheist without. And a good-faith Christian has a lot more in common with a good-faith person of any other religion or lack-there-of than they ever could a manipulative, power-hungry, fear-mongering Christian.

I think the story often told doesn't draw those lines where they should be drawn, and it was something lovely to see. That Jud is in the same category as "proud heretic" Benoit. Wicks the same as Miles Bron.

[nigelgraz]

Venting

[fangsrabid]

what is it called when you know and strongly believe that a test doesn’t define who you are or wha you are capable of but your desi parents who you live with clearly don’t believe in you or this so it feels like your foot is caught in a bear trap and you can’t get out?

[fangsrabid]

the gift that keeps on giving: trying to appease my parents at the rotten age of 22 and failing and then being miserable on christmas.

[fangsrabid]

some of you will ONLY read and recommend the most depressive, sad books ever and then wonder why you are so miserable. its right there. in front of you.

[knights-of-the-glittery-table]

Jack O'Connell in The North Water (2021)

[bangchansrose]

never kill yourself because who knows if guillermo del toro will make a film that stares straight into your soul and says "i see you, i understand you, and the cycle of violence can end" and you will leave a theater sobbing with hope

[alicent-florent]

Elizabeth and The Creature — Frankenstein (2025) dir. Guillermo del Toro

[aquilaofarkham]

one more week until frankenstein hits netflix

[12doomed]

tell me, do i disgust you?

[spookedstarzz]

it's so weirdly funny to me how camilla's first thought when henry beckoned to her while holding the gun was "ohh fuck he's about to shoot me isn't he" like girl what's he been doing to you

[strrvnge]

[mcpayne]

Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein is about forgiving the person who brought you into this world without your permission when you do not want to be alive, and about forgiving yourself for being alive and accepting your life free of guilt and that is genuinely the most beautiful, validating thing I have ever seen in a film.