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• she/her • 25yo • letterboxd • this blog is a corkboard in my room that I haven't cleaned off since i was 12 (that i am attempting to go thru and tag) • occasionally an original thought •

[fritextramole]

Every writer has their inspirations. For Fitzgerald it was his wife. For Huxley it was the world. And for Humphrey it’s family. But who can blame him? The dreamy blonde and the princess-to-be are practically begging to be written about. Of course, great writers draw from a variety of sources. Doing so gives characters depth—but more importantly—it keeps your inspiration from taking offense. Scenes from Inside, by Daniel Humphrey

[frankendykes-monster]

[ozvezdja]

its really unfortunate that padme no longer used the body double approach to security after aotc because the concept of the queen of fakeout deaths being married to the guy who loses his shit at the thought of her dying is honestly the wildest fucking thing and i think it's underutilised. let's give anakin a few trial runs before his big breakdown ok. maybe seeing padme getting assassinated live on space tv on a monthly basis will let him microdose on acceptance and inner peace. he can get into a different stage of grief each time and maybe when rots rolls around he will be fine

[birdmans]

SUCCESSION (2018—2023)

[prudeau]

JOSIE MCCOY & REGGIE MANTLE

in “Chapter Forty: The Great Escape”

[beardedmrbean]

[horsegirlshenanigans]

Gravity Falls (2012 - 2016)

[reticent-vampire]

[soundofbloom]

SPIDER-NOIR, 2026

[marveldaily]

Spider-Noir 2026

[bananadramaaa]

Really want to see dr Faber from Spider Noir in your interpretation. The villains and crazy scientists are always was my weakness and I can't do nothing with this🕸🕷🧪

Completely understandable🤝, and the show did so well with this old-style mad scientists and monsters trope. The best artistic combination + great writing of the character. Good food 🙏

[watercresss]

GREEN ROOM (2015) dir. by JEREMY SAULNIER

[jugheadjones]

202: Nighthawks | 415: To Die For | 514: The Night Gallery

[wwditsdaily]

WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOW Season 2 + VHS covers (insp)

[thejugheadparadox]

the world if cole sprouse was suddenly possessed with a musical theatre performer's confidence only and i mean only for riverdale hedwig episode and only for jughead to do tear me down. would be so beautiful #gaypride. and before and after that it completely goes away because it's so important how physically repressed and out of touch with himself that man is for the character

[thejugheadparadox]

because well he WAS born on the other side of a town ripped it two. he made it over the great divide and now he's coming for you and enemies and adversaries DOOOO try to tear him down and also he literally rose from off of the doctor's slab like lazarus from the pit THAT VERY SEASON

[nonaferatu]

My favorite one yet- heres the creator

[what-even-is-thiss]

A lot of people’s idea of “California” is just Los Angeles and also I think specifically the rich parts of Los Angeles

[pile-of-worms]

As a European, my idea of “California” is honestly just. Warm America. With beach? I think?

[what-even-is-thiss]

There’s cold rainforests and snowy mountains there

[what-even-is-thiss]

All California.

[silyaspider]

I like to refer to California as "West Iowa" since that's the description that is likely to be counterintuitive or irritating to the largest number of people. And it's at least as accurate as any other single description—flat croplands are, at least, more representative of the state as a whole than LA is.

[what-even-is-thiss]

As someone from a conservative agriculture heavy part of the state I find that description to be hilariously accurate.