josephine Pineconey

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[icemankazansky]

There is nothing you can do about it. It's either part of you, or it's not. And if you can't come to terms with that, it's going to eat you alive.

Channel Zero: Butcher's Block for @pscentral event 27: scenery

[coweydoesdrawing]

“You were so afraid of losing your mind that you just gave it away” is one of the best lines in a series don’t @ me

[kuzuyamii]

HOUSE THAT EATS AND PLEADS AND KILLS.

Channel Zero | S2:EP.06

[josephinepineconey]

new wet specimen.

found his body in the parking lot and couldn’t bear to think about him getting thrown in the trash

[josephinepineconey]

blessed be thy faggotry

wear thy cvnty as a crown

[josephinepineconey]

[fitsofgloom]

Take The Last Train To Deadsville: I have a tendency to relate all mundane experience back to books, movies, comics, and television series. If you travel around the holidays -- particularly by rail -- then you can surely relate to the Season Two episode "The Last Car" from "Tales From The Darkside," one of my favorite shows growing up. I don't travel well -- I don't like the loss of control over my environment -- and this installment about a young college girl traveling home via the most unsettlingly dilapidated train depot on human record is a perfect manifestation of that dread. The state of being in an enclosed space with strange (and potentially threatening) strangers, the sense of temporal dislocation, the fear that you've somehow lost your way and will never find it again -- it's all perfectly realized here. There isn't even a conventional monster or villain outside of the Spectre of Death itself, and there doesn't need to be. The heroine's all-consuming existential horror as she can only succumb to her fate is enough.

[josephinepineconey]

left my apartment today and was blessed with geese

[miedoasalirdenoche]

[archiveroll]

[josephinepineconey]

the red death held sway over all

[josephinepineconey]

mask for mask?

[z34l0t]

[josephinepineconey]

okay but hear me out 🫦

[josephinepineconey]

[doubtfultaste]

Slaughter High (1986) dir. Mark Ezra, George Dugdale, Peter Mackenzie Litten

[talesfromthecrypts]

HAPPY APRIL FOOL'S (1986) DAY!!!

Muffy to me you will always be that girl

[josephinepineconey]

My fuckass maga dad 🫣. Feigns concern by asking about my broken arm then throws this joke in there just to prove he’ll never change his ways. And he wonders why I’m little to no contact.