The Journal of Lucien Cronqvist

‼️Sometimes NSFW (Tagged ⚰️Spicy)‼️ 🥀The Vampire Sideblog🥀 🥀Married to Alucard Tepes🥀

[lordoftheshadows]

๋࣭ ⭑Lucien/Lucius 25 Years Old Non-Binary Trans Masc Bisexual ๋࣭ ⭑Pronouns They/Them Vam/Vamp He/Him

๋࣭ ⭑Aesthetic Inspirations ⛧ Castlevania ⛧ Ayami Kojima ⛧ Takato Yamamoto ⛧ Ouji Lolita ⛧ Baldur’s Gate 3 ⛧ Dracula (Novel) ⛧ What We Do In The Shadows ⛧ Vampire Hunter D ⛧ Interview With A Vampire (TV) ⛧ JoJo's Bizarre Adventure ⛧ Shin Devilman/Devilman OVA ⛧ Midnight Mass ⛧ The Lost Boys ⛧ The Picture Dorian Grey

๋࣭ ⭑Content Warnings ⛧ Blood/Gore ⛧ Possible SH ⛧ NSFW Content ⛧ Spoilers for all material above

This will be updated if needed...

[hanseltu93]

[vamplire]

a vampire on halloween after an indulgent meal walking amongst trick or treaters drenched in blood when someone compliments their costume causing the vampire to sigh & mumble to themself “no i’m just like this”

[euchariis]

theyre so important to me

[momdailykos]

"Steve is a demon" - a demon called Loneliness that turned into Anger and swallowed him whole. (Feel free to interpret this as selfdistruction or passing his trauma and some new fresh ones onto Darius however you like. I think it's very interesting how similar they are and what that means for their relationship and their respective roles in each other's narrative)

[amarynth]

cross-universe siblings

[damienkarras73]

Sinners, or, How Ryan Coogler Tricked a Bunch of Horror Nerds Into Seeing a Musical

Sinners is horror—damn good horror, at that—and as a horror nerd I know it'll likely top my end-of-year lists for both the genre and movies as a whole, but it is also a proper MUSICAL. Perhaps it doesn't meet all of the formalistic criteria for a traditional movie musical like West Side Story, where the characters' singing and dancing occupy this liminal space between diagetic and non-diagetic and are meant to portray their subjective perspectives and feelings rather than something objective and factual, but 1. Sinners occasionally does do that, namely in the amazing and already iconic "I Lied to You" sequence, and 2. it's more or less the same kind of mostly-diagetic musical as O Brother, Where Art Thou?, and just try arguing that isn't a musical.

(related, Sinners and O Brother would make for a banger double feature; there are pretty substantial tonal and genre differences between the two, of course, but they share a time, place, and a ton of musical overlap)

I'm already seeing some "It's not actually a musical" chatter in various comments sections online, and it strikes me as the similar defensiveness from mainline critics who love a well-made horror movie (The Silence of the Lambs, Get Out) but are hesitant to call it horror because of the low attitude toward the genre and its artistic potential that has plagued a lot of discourse. The irony here is I think this particular defensiveness is coming from horror nerds themselves. There's a kind of person who dismisses musicals because people suddenly breaking out into song and dance ruins the immersion and/or is too silly for their tastes, and yeah, taste is taste, but I'm hoping the largely diagetic format of the sung and played music in Sinners gets a few people to rethink their genre prejudices.

Anyway, the "Rocky Road to Dublin" scene set my Irish(-Canadian) heart ablaze and is a hell of a villain song.

[lolita-wardrobe]

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[ishiin-esque]

past and present

[surmatants]

tried to make a concept for my nosferatu oc but something went terribly wrong (as always)

[graveslght]

🪆

[xianyueart]

The kiss ⚰️🥀

[demigoddessqueens]

Adrian ‘Alucard’ “i-arch-my-backula” Fahrenheit Tepes

[lovecasualty]

[vancruejovi]

My VTMB series is done finally lol, I started this in July 😭 Which are your favs?

[sosadandsilly]

the stars wept for you that night

[ellekess]

Absolutely loving the revelation that we're reading Dracula in chronological order the way the original editor, Mina Harker, intended it. Not sure why this Bram Stoker character felt the need to rearrange the story.