Pixie

Mellow fangirl of many shows, movies and ships! No hate allowed with me

[mikelogan]

THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE WARDROBE APPRECIATION ↳ Olivia Crain

Costume Design by Lynn Falconer [insp]

[jennsens]

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[neil-gaiman]

I've noticed that people have started spreading the 1992 Good Omens script around. Please don't. If you've got it up, please take it down. There's a mess of serious and real legalities involved, and I don't want to have to start being a dick and asking for copyright takedowns and all of that, and I don't want to have to regret letting it out into the world. Just take it down, unshare, delete links. Thank you.

[allsonargent]

Timothy Olyphant and Drew Barrymore as Joel & Sheila Hammond in SANTA CLARITA DIET (2017-2019)

[avadcniels]

ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING ⇢ 3x02 | THE BEAT GOES ON

[renrapp]

SCREAM (1996) dir. Wes Craven SCOOBY-DOO (2002) dir. Raja Gosnell FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S (2023) dir. Emma Tammi

[fallingforleavesandpumpkins]

[tastytoecheese]

First thing you see after you zoom in is how you die

How you dying 👀

[deadladyflowers]

[ispyspookymansion]

OH by the way the start of saw x involves a lot of flashing right off the bat like as soon as the lionsgate and twisted pictures logos have passed theres a solid chunk of flashing imagery on screen. youll know its over when the sound evens out to a steady, uninterrupted hum and if youre not sure, its done completely when the dialogue starts. there are other uses of flashing as usual saw editing happens later in the film but that one was the most egregious to me

[yenvengerberg]

#let’s play: correct or incorrect quote (32/?)

[izzy-hands]

Jaskier + finally getting the love, validation and recognition that he deserves

[charlieconwayy]

Top 50 OTPs of All Time ☆ #48. Peyton Sawyer & Jake Jagielski

"You’re so strong, Peyton. You don’t even know it. I mean, you got me through some pretty dark days. And…I’ve been thinking that, if I can get all that…from some words on a piece of paper…just imagine what it would be like to have the real thing every day."

[cardassiangoodreads]

Some of you might remember a couple of years ago when Scarlett Johansson sued Disney because she was making significantly less money for Black Widow than was guaranteed in her contract because so many more people watched it on streaming than in theaters, how there was a massive misinformation campaign from Disney that a ton of people on this website (and Twitter and other social media) bought into: That she was a greedy bitch who didn't respect people who needed to stay at home during the pandemic (I believe the word "ableist" was thrown around with aplomb) as opposed to someone who just wanted to be paid what she was owed. What was literally in her contract!!! And where everyone who took more than a couple minutes to actually look into and think about the situation could figure out that her issue wasn't with streaming itself, but with how little streaming was allowed to get away with paying her and other actors. But of course, a lot of people just saw the chance to dunk on a rich woman, and didn't think about it beyond readying some snarky tags and hit reblog. And in doing so, threw their support behind a much wealthier, greedier studio head who is already using similar language to describe the current strike.

Anyway we're going to see a lot of that from studios now, especially now that actors have joined with the WGA and it's easier to sell them as rich and greedy than writers, because of this cultural stereotype we have of all Hollywood actors as celebrities. Don't fall for it. SAG-AFTRA represents people like Tom Cruise and ScarJo but it also represents the kind of people who played a Borg in two episodes of Star Trek: Voyager in 1997 or who had one line in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel as an enthusiastic audience member. Most actors are not crazy wealthy, and in fact, if you're a big TV fan (especially older TV and genre TV) that likely includes some actor names that you know, who played supporting roles in your fav shows, or who were even a star in something but haven't done anything major since. The AFTRA side also represents people like radio broadcasters. But even beside that, all workers deserve to be fairly compensated for the work they do, and the threat of replacing them with AI, or real actors being required to sign contracts to allow their likenesses to be used by AI forever without paying them, is an existential threat to acting as a profession in general. The actors are in the right. The writers are in the right. The studios are in the wrong. The studios have exploited new technology to get away with horrifying labor practices for years and their feet need to be put to the fire. Circulate the articles about how poorly the Orange is the New Black cast was compensated for making one of the defining shows of the early streaming boom, and of the studios saying they want to force writers to starve and lose their homes. Don't get distracted by propaganda aping progressive-sounding language about “wealthy celebrities.” Focus on the real enemy, the truly greedy fat cats who care more about money than people and art: the studios.

[animentality]

[taiturner]

Only Murders in the Building ━ 3x02 "The Beat Goes On"