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[glove23]

JASON 2026

I am late with my Jason this year but I've been in heated rivalry hell so. who can blame me. everyone say Happy Sixth Year Of Jason thank u very much !!!

previous years under the cut

[morningsaidthemoon]

Figuring out proper junior yr bad kids designs because I love them sm

[morningsaidthemoon]

FIG ❤️💫❣️❤️‍🔥

[dailyconnorstorrie]

via whitneyhg

[dailyconnorstorrie]

via whitneyhg

[flyora]

Harris do his best as always

[coquettemouseevil]

Exploring with my Jason design a bit :⁠^⁠)

[escuerzoresucitado]

[loveridden1999]

when england lose, women bruise

[alysmond]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE | Season 3, Episode 7, "The Failures"

[reptill4]

seeing lestat yell at his mother and magnus, both of his abusers, as he exerts his control was just so cathartic. as a victim of both SA/CSA and incest grooming, seeing a character that so closely reflects myself stand up for himself ? it was so healing for me

I genuinely think this has been some of the most relatable SA trauma portrayal I have ever seen. the hypersexuality ? the denial of the abuse ? how he centers himself and blames himself for "seducing" them not because he truly fully believes it but as a way to gain control of the narrative; to survive with the actions that were forced upon him. I adore this season so much. im disheartened to see the reaction because it means that people gloss over the wins we've got.

[whitewolf-the-unforgiven]

[mopandmindlessness]

Daniel Malloy has always been an asshole, but I miss when he was empathetic. I miss when he was interesting. I miss when he was an investigative journalist. I miss when his actions had consequences. And having him framed that drastically different through the “unreliable narrator lens” excuse doesn’t do anything to help the whiplash of him going from one of the heroes that breaks the truth free in s1&2, a character we explicitly root for, to a footnote of an antagonist for s3.

[the13thdoctorbetterbeginger]

I’ll be here if anyone needs me

[yenvengerberg]

THE VAMPIRE LESTAT Episode 5: "New York" Episode 7: "The Failures"

[professional-rat-eater]

One of the biggest things that I think the writers do have to contend with, and hopefully they will listen to real feedback, is a lot of the writing of Armand is entrenched in xenophobia in the books. Anne treated Armand as a sin-eater, so to speak, for Lestat. He exists, mostly, in The Vampire Lestat to: attack Lestat, inform Lestat and absolve Lestat. It’s all about making Lestat more sympathetic and making his journey simpler and more compelling.

Assad’s casting should be the biggest strength of this adaptation because the colonial nature of Lestat, Gabrielle and Marius’ treatment of him and the kind of language they use to refer to him could be highlighted and critiqued. All those slights against Armand from Lestat and Gabi across the season could’ve amounted to something.

But they chose to neglect this completely, relegate him to the background and only focus on the hyper-violent side of the character. I think the scene will be enough to connect with the most casual viewers a little because it’s spelt out for them what they’d supposed to feel, but the deeper context deserves examining.

And then you factor in show!Louis and how he’s also been treated this season, and it’s so much worse.

Both characters, in different ways, were used as punching bags this season which would be something if it had gone anywhere, but the big climax is Armand taking out anger that ought to be directed at Lestat on Louis?

Look, I do think this is the work of people who just switched Louis and Lestat’s roles and didn’t consider the consequences. Perhaps that’s being generous, but it’s better than the alternative. But it still is what it is. It still looks how it looks. Can’t blame the budget for this one. This beautiful, nuanced exchange between Louis and Armand which was a conversation that needed to be had is buried inside this scene, and it’s a shame because Assad and Jacob carried this episode.

They’ve made great changes to Louis through casting Jacob, whereas Assad is much more in line with his book counterpart and both of these things ought to be strengths. But thoughtless writing robbed them of that. There is a learning opportunity here and I hope it is taken, but if you can and if you want to, do take the time to email AMC with a detailed complaint. I’m drafting mine right now.

[moonyeyes]

and what if they were sisters huh what then

[bp-syche]

They could have share the trauma 😔

[pulsingvoid]

💖 these are the four artists who, in light of the most recent season, appear to have carried iwtv on their backs while the white showrunner got all the credit. very impressed with their work not just writing/directing/editing-wise but because their presence clearly set a certain tone in that writers' room. and i imagine it took quite a bit of effort to maintain it, considering what that writers' room turned into once they were no longer in the picture. i'm really excited to keep an eye on their careers and i hope they move on to do great things with more creative control